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This week on ANN. Following a 7.0 magnitude earthquake in 2010, where more than 220,000 people died, 1.5 million people were displaced, and roughly 300,000 people were injured, Haitians migrated to several countries, chief among them Brazil, where an estimated 85,000 arrived between 2010 and 2017. Additionally, there were 48,000 Haitians requested asylum between 2010 and 2015, and significant arrivals continued at least through 2019 when nearly 17,000 Haitians sought protection. Haitian immigrants have also looked to move to countries like the United States and Chile. The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) has deployed teams and mobilized resources to Mexico, Honduras, and Colombia. ADRA Inter-America Regional Manager, Ellen Giaccarini, says there are ongoing needs among migrants for access to food, mattresses, blankets, and psychosocial support. As fire engulfed the Bay Island of Guanaja off the northern coast of Honduras on October 2, Seventh-day Adventist leaders and members quickly moved to prevent damage to its school, churches, and community. The fire destroyed or damaged more than 200 homes and businesses. The school sustained damage to its third floor while 30 church members lost their homes and properties. A volcanic eruption on la Palma in Spain sent lava oozing through the streets of populated areas, setting fire to homes and destroying property on September 19. More than 10,000 people were evacuated from the island. No casualties have so far been reported. According to information from the Adventist pastor in La Palma, Maicer Romero, the eruption has not affected the Church. The lava route towards the beach has only caused the relocation of one church member and his family. Statistics indicate that approximately 400,000 people go hungry daily in Jamaica. Recognizing this urgent issue, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Jamaica is fighting to alleviate hunger through a large food bank center. The virtual launch took place at the Seventh-day Adventist Conference Center in Mount Salem, St. James, on September 25. The Food Bank will seek to source food and distribute food through the five conferences, and in turn, they will distribute the food to persons in the church and the wider community. It’s never too late for one to accept Jesus Christ as personal Savior. This is a living testimony coming from the North Zambia Union Conference, one of the unions in the Southern Africa-Indian Ocean Division. Edward and Joyce Tembo have been married since 1942, giving us a shining example that love indeed lives in their home. Joyce is now 98 years old, and Edward is 109, giving them a combined age of 207 years. They just got baptized! As more and more grandparents have become primary caregivers for their grandchildren, the Seventh-day Adventist Primary School on the Caribbean island of St. Eustatius hosted a program in September to honor their dedication. More than 35 grandparents visited their grandchildren’s classrooms and engaged in arts and crafts — the day corresponded with National Grandparent’s Day, which is celebrated on the second Sunday in September. Former editor of Signs of the Times, Marvin Leroy Moore, died on September 27 at his home in Caldwell, Idaho, with his wife, Lois, by his side. He was 84. Moore attended the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, located at Washington Missionary College, now Washington Adventist University, in Maryland. To hone his writing skills, Moore attended the University of Texas at Dallas, earning a Master’s Degree in Creative Writing. Around 1974, he began working as a freelance writer and published his first book, Trial by Fire, a compilation of stories about bravery. In 1985 he was offered his dream job at Pacific Press Publishing Association, where he served for a total of 36 years, first as a book editor and for the last 27 years as editor of Signs of the Times magazine. The Adventist Church has started its Annual Council business meetings, starting with the LEAD Conference. LEAD stands for “Leadership, Education and Development.” This year, the Annual Council will be presented by Adventist Mission, and the theme will be “Through the Storms: Mission During Crises.” The Annual Council is one of two yearly meetings of the Seventh-day Adventist World Church’s Executive Committee. The Adventist Multi-cultural Family Service Center is an Urban Center of Influence in South Korea. As a result of the center’s presence in the community, new congregations have started in various languages. More from Adventist Mission: (link) Know the latest news and current events. Visit Adventist News Network for more info and inspiring stories within the Adventist community. For more Adventist news and current events, go to Adventist News Network. ANN site – https://adventist.news/
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Pastor Appreciation Day: How has COVID-19 affected the wellbeing and mental health of pastors?
Over the past 18 months, Seventh-day Adventist pastors and church leaders have faced unprecedented challenges in the face of COVID-19, widespread lockdowns and other tragedies. As today is Pastor Appr…… Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ann-en/~3/EM4JzmS3wVQ/pastor-appreciation-day-how-has-covid-19-affected-the-wellbeing-and-mental-health-of-pastors
Daily Living | Thanksgiving: You Are A Miracle!
What are you thankful for this Canadian Thanksgiving? Are you thankful for the miracle of life? Seriously! What are the odds of you being born? Honestly, much greater than one in a trillion. It’s more like 1 in 400 quadrillion. Can you see how you are a miracle? With every breath you take, you can give thanks! Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_weZYjMm4Y
Creación. ¿Cómo lo celebramos a través de la naturaleza? – Pastor Ted Wilson
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Site: https://www.adventist.org ¿Alguna vez has tenido la experiencia de estar en algún lugar de la naturaleza, tal vez en las montañas, el desierto o algún otro lugar apartado, donde no hay estructuras creadas por el hombre? Solamente hermosos escenarios de la creación de Dios. Y hablando de el cielo y las estrellas, los científicos nos dicen que sólo en nuestra galaxia, conocida como "La Vía Láctea", hay entre 100 y 400 MIL MILLONES de estrellas. ¡Y esa es sólo una galaxia! Y si incluímos a otros TRILLONES de galaxias, hay al menos DIEZ MIL MILLONES DE TRILLONES de estrellas en el universo. ¿Puedes imaginar eso? Pues así de maravillosa es la creación de Dios. Como el Salmo 19:1-3 dice, “Los cielos cuentan la gloria de Dios, Y el firmamento anuncia la obra de sus manos. Un día emite palabra a otro día, Y una noche a otra noche declara sabiduría. No hay lenguaje, ni palabras, Ni es oída su voz.” Sin embargo, el espacio es solo un aspecto de la naturaleza que revela la excelente obra de creación de Dios. Otro es la biología de organismos vivos, como los humanos. Al estudiar el cuerpo humano a través de la biología molecular, podemos ver billones de células y octillones de átomos. Los sistemas organizados e integrados interactúan entre sí para facilitar las funciones corporales. El salmista escribe en el Salmo 139: 13-14: Porque tú formaste mis entrañas; Tú me hiciste en el vientre de mi madre. Te alabaré; porque formidables, maravillosas son tus obras"
Debido a esto, es bueno saber que no evolucionamos simplemente de la nada o por accidente como lo que afirma la teoría de la evolución. En cambio, Dios el Creador nos creó con Su propia mano. El pastor Ted Wilson te invita a celebrar la creación de Dios, a través del Sábado de la Creación, este 22 de octubre. Este evento está organizado por el Instituto de Investigación en Geociencias (GRI) de la Iglesia Adventista del Séptimo Día. El Sábado de la Creación es un sábado especial reservado para que nos enfoquemos en el tema central de la Biblia: Nuestro Creador nos ama, ha alcanzado nuestra salvación y nos ofrece la vida eterna. Es un momento especial de celebración para regocijarse por lo que Dios ha hecho, alabarlo por los dones que nos ha proporcionado y descansar con Él en la belleza de la creación. Unámonos a nuestra familia de iglesias en todo el mundo para celebrar este sábado especial. #TEDWILSON
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Annual Council Emphasizes How Worldwide Church Has Courageously Persevered Throughout COVID-19.
Ted N.C. Wilson, president of the Seventh-day Adventist World Church, opened the Annual Council session on Leadership, Education and Development (LEAD) this year with an encouraging message to Church…… Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/ann-en/~3/URQAii0tDas/annual-council-emphasizes-how-worldwide-church-has-courageously-persevered-throughout-covid-19
Pastor Kimberly Bulgin: First Female Pastor To Be Ordained In Mid-America Union
8 October 2021 | Pastor Kimberly Bulgin, senior pastor of Wichita, Kansas-based New Beginnings Church, will be the first female pastor to be ordained in the Mid-America Union. Bulgin will be ordained along with fellow pastor Brian Irby on October 23 at the G. Alexander Bryant Youth Center in Kansas City. The service starts at […] Source: https://atoday.org/pastor-kimberly-bulgin-first-female-pastor-to-be-ordained-in-mid-america-union/
Adventist Leaders Reflect on How to Conduct Mission during Crises
Giornata della Gentilezza e dei Diritti
30 settembre 2021 – "Giornata della Gentilezza e dei Diritti". L' ISIS Gobetti Volta di Bagno a Ripoli, con due 5°, la prof Rotondi e la prof Liguori, con la presenza dell'assessore alle politiche della Scuola Francesco Pignotti, incontra l'Istituto avventista Villa Aurora di Firenze e visita il Campus. Un ringraziamento grande a tutti coloro che hanno permesso l'evento, ai ragazzi, splendidi, il direttore Davide Romano e in particolare ai relatori, Marco Fusaro in collegamento dal Parlamento Europeo, il prof Tiziano Rimoldi, il medico psichiatra Giovanni Varrasi, la responsabile di CasaAurora Ester Murro, il bibliotecario Raffaele Battista, le cuoche, Settimia Presutto e GraziellaRicciardo con tutti gli operatori, l'amministratore, Gioele Nurittu nella veste di accompagnatore durante la visita al Campus, all'Irto Bioattivo, alla Villa e al Parco Storico Gioele Murittu, Claudio Coppini (Responsabile Relazioni Esterne IACB) Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZ-vzxriiy0
Sabbath: The Everlasting Covenant
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Read for This Week’s Study: Genesis 12:1-3, Romans 4:1-5, Exodus 2:24, Deuteronomy 5:1-21, Deuteronomy 26:16-19, Deuteronomy 8:5, Matthew 28:10.
Memory Text: “And I will establish My covenant between Me and you and your descendants after you in their generations, for an everlasting covenant, to be God to you and your descendants after you” (Genesis 17:7).
“Then I saw another angel flying in the midst of heaven, having the everlasting gospel to preach to those who dwell on the earth — to every nation, tribe, tongue, and people” (Revelation 14:6). Notice, “the everlasting gospel,” everlasting as in always existing, as in having always been there, as in having been promised to us in Christ Jesus “before time began” (Titus 1:2).
Hence, it’s no wonder that the Bible talks at other times about the “everlasting covenant” (Genesis 17:7, Isaiah 24:5, Ezekiel 16:60, Hebrews 13:20), because the essence of the gospel is covenant, and the essence of the covenant is the gospel: God out of His saving grace and love offers you a salvation that you do not deserve and cannot possibly earn; and you, in response, love Him back “with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength” (Mark 12:30), a love that is made manifest by obedience to His law: “For this is the love of God, that we keep His commandments” (1 John 5:3).
This week we will look at the idea of the covenant as expressed in the book of Deuteronomy, where the covenant and all that it entails is made manifest.
Study this week’s lesson to prepare for Sabbath, October 16.

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Criação. Como celebramos isso por meio da natureza? – Pastor Ted Wilson
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Site: https://www.adventist.org Você já experimentou sair na natureza? Digamos que em uma montanha, deserto ou em qualquer lugar não haja estruturas feitas pelo homem – apenas belos cenários da criação de Deus. Que tal olhar para o vasto céu? Às vezes você tenta contar as estrelas. Mas você percebe que é impossível determinar. Tendo mencionado o céu e as estrelas, os cientistas dizem que só a Via Láctea tem de 100 a 400 bilhões de estrelas. Então, incluindo trilhões de outras galáxias, existem pelo menos dez bilhões de estrelas em todo o universo. Você consegue imaginar isso? Bem, é assim que a criação de Deus é incrível. Como o Salmo 19:1-3 diz: "Os céus proclamam a glória de Deus, e o firmamento anuncia as obras das suas mãos. Um dia discursa a outro dia, e uma noite revela conhecimento a outra noite. Não há linguagem, nem há palavras, e deles não se ouve nenhum som”. No entanto, o espaço é apenas um aspecto da natureza que revela a excelente obra de criação de Deus. Outra é a biologia de organismos vivos como os humanos. Estudando o corpo humano por meio da biologia molecular, podemos ver trilhões de células e octilhões de átomos. Os sistemas organizados e integrados interagem entre si para facilitar as funções corporais. Com isso, o salmista escreve no Salmo 139:13-14: "Pois tu formaste o meu interior, tu me teceste no seio de minha mãe. Graças te dou, visto que por modo assombrosamente maravilhoso me formaste;” Por causa disso, é bom saber que não evoluímos simplesmente de nada ou por acidente, como afirma a teoria da evolução. Em vez disso, Deus o Criador nos criou. Por esta razão, o pastor Ted o convida a celebrar a criação de Deus por meio do sábado da criação neste dia 22 de outubro. Este evento é organizado pelo Instituto de Pesquisa em Geociências da Igreja Adventista do Sétimo Dia (GRI). O sábado da criação é um sábado especial reservado para que enfoquemos o tema central da Bíblia – nosso Criador nos ama, conquistou a salvação para nós e nos oferece a vida eterna. É um momento especial de celebração para nos alegrarmos com o que Deus fez, louvá-Lo pelos dons que Ele nos deu e descansar com Ele na beleza da criação. Com tudo isso, vamos nos juntar à nossa família mundial da igreja para celebrar este sábado especial. #TEDWILSON
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