HappyHand promised NOK 30,000 to the Crisis Centre in Moss. They got NOK 50,000.
Each month, the HappyHand second-hand store in Moss, Norway distributes its profits from sales to charitable purposes at home and abroad. The shop is run by volunteers from the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Moss.
For the month of June, the profits went to the local Crisis Centre. Representatives from the centre came to receive the NOK 30,000 [EUR 2,800] which they had been promised a few weeks ago. However, just…
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Online Evangelism Initiative Draws 404 New Members in Southeast Mexico
Seventh-day Adventist leaders and members in Southeast Mexico recently celebrated the culmination of their first online evangelistic campaign that drew in 404 new believers through baptism. “Covid-19 made our churches close, but we know the mission cannot be detained,” said Pastor Isaias Espinoza, president of the church in Southeast Mexico. The new believers add to a total of 3,087 newly baptized members during the first half of the year. Comparing to the 2,690 baptisms held up to June of…
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Watered-down sermons
About seven-and-a-half years ago, I started work as a minister in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. I was determined to grow the church that had been placed under my care.
After 12 months of working very hard in a small congregation, I was dismayed to see that our membership had dropped! One night I was complaining and pouring my heart out to God saying, “Lord! What’s wrong with me? Why can’t I grow my church?”
I was amazed as an answer from God came and impressed on me so very clearly,…
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Praying in Jesus’ name
The Ndong family loves to pray in Libreville, capital of Gabon.
Father and Mother love talking to God so much that they named their three children after the French word for “prayer,” or “priere.” The oldest boy is Priel; the second child, a girl, is Priella; and the youngest girl is Pricilia.
Little Pricilia has prayed before bedtime every night since she was 3. Sometimes she kneels in front of the bed. But usually she jumps up onto the bed and kneels on the nice, soft mattress. She folds her…
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Where is the Adventist Church Headed? – Launch of I Will Go Part 2
Please join evangelist Mark Finley for a special Sabbath School program and later, President of the global Seventh-day Adventist World Church Ted N.C. Wilson, for a sermon highlighting the new strategic plan of the Adventist Church “Reach the World: I Will Go!” We pray this powerful program will inspire you to answer God’s Call “Here I am! Send me.” The I Will Go strategic plan is rooted in the Great Commission found in Matthew 28, which calls Jesus’ followers to go and make disciples of all nations. The details of the plan reflect data collected from Adventist members through several research studies. This information identifies areas that can help us, as Seventh-day Adventists, grow spiritually and become more effective in our mission to the world. For more information visit IWillGO2020.org Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gPWIfZp6lqM
Where is the Adventist Church Headed? – Launch of I Will Go Part 1A
Join us tonight for a special program as we launch the new strategic focus for the Seventh-day Adventist World Church: "Reach the World: I Will Go." Tonight we will share inspiring mission stories, beautiful music and information about how you can answer God’s call, “Here I am! Send me” The I Will Go strategic plan is rooted in the Great Commission found in Matthew 28, which calls Jesus’ followers to go and make disciples of all nations. The details of the plan reflect data collected from Adventist members through several research studies. This information identifies areas that can help us, as Seventh-day Adventists, grow spiritually and become more effective in our mission to the world. For more information visit IWillGO2020.org. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3AeTsFWtGs
Sabato 4 Luglio 2020
Salmo 46:1-1 Dio e' per noi un rifugio e una forza, un aiuto sempre pronto nelle difficolta'. Percio' non temiamo se la terra e' sconvolta, se i monti si muovono in mezzo al mare, se le sue acque rumoreggiano, schiumano e si gonfiano, facendo tremare i monti… Testo di Angela Lamuraglia, presentazione in studio a cura di Roberta Pari. Meditazione giornaliera, serie "Apri la porta del tuo cuore". https://hopemedia.it Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FthsR53m2ak
Relief Agency Partners with AdventHealth to Aid Vista del Jardín Medical Center in the Dominican Republic
Dominican Republic healthcare workers on the frontlines of COVID-19 received thousands of personal protective gear, masks and essential supplies to treat critically ill patients at Vista del Jardín Medical Center (Garden View Medical Center) in Santo Domingo.
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) joined forces with AdventHealth to donate and ship the medical equipment to the Caribbean nation’s hospital. The global shortage of protective gear is one of the major issues that has…
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Understanding Daniel and Revelation: An Interview with Mark Finley
Mark Finley’s Understanding Daniel and Revelation have just been released from Pacific Press Publishing Association. Finley has conducted evangelistic meetings around the world — and on just about every continent for the past 50 years. He has taught and preached on the prophecies of Daniel and Revelation, and applied these books to everyday real life. This chapter-by-chapter commentary is written to show our day in the light of Bible prophecy. It is a sharing commentary! Recently Dale Galusha,…
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Adventist Church Hosts Community Food Drive for Dozens of Families in Sint Maarten
The Cole Bay Seventh-day Adventist Church in Sint Maarten recently hosted a community-wide food drive to assist dozens of families still struggling to cope with the effects of the pandemic. Church member volunteers gathered earlier in June to prepare the 125 hampers which included canned and dry goods, beverages, produce, cleaners, personal care and other items, organizers said. “Many families have been struggling to cope with the emotional, mental and financial challenges exacerbated by the…
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