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13 February 2019 | An appeals court in Kenya has ruled that Adventist students cannot be forced to attend classes or take exams on the Sabbath.
Read more at the source: Adventist Students in Kenya Win Sabbath Rights Court Decision
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist Today.
Life Health Foods AU (LHF) has teamed up with former Olympian Stephanie Rice to increase awareness of the benefits of following a plant-based diet and to encourage Australians to eat more plant-based foods.
Since partnering with Rice in 2018, LHF brand Vegie Delights has launched a number of marketing campaigns and activities that promote a plant-based diet as being not only good for health, but also for animal welfare and the environment.
Rice, who won three gold medals for swimming at the…
Read more at the source: Life Health Foods teams up with former Olympian
Article posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist.org News Feed.
This winter, La Sierra University’s Zapara School of Business launched its first out-of-state Master of Business Administration program, offering graduate courses designed for busy health care professionals.
The MBA cohort program at Adventist Health Castle medical center in Kailua, Hawaii, officially began instruction on Jan. 7, 2019, following a fast-tracked setup and approval in December by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and subsequent approval by the state of Hawaii. The…
Read more at the source: La Sierra University’s Zapara School of Business rolls out MBA in Hawaii
Article posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist.org News Feed.
News reports from Pocatello, Idaho; Jamaica, Loma Linda University, the Bahamas and Paradise, California. According to Idaho State Journal, the Adventist Church in Pocatello, Idaho, has, for the past year, benefited from seven volunteer organists from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who take turns playing the organ for Sabbath services. “It’s been […]
Read more at the source: News Briefs for February 15, 2019
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist Today.
Source: https://fulfilleddesire.net/adventist-news-network-february-15-2018/
We asked each of the speakers for this year’s Portland, Oregon-based October 4-6 AT1 gathering to answer the question, “How Does Christ Challenge Today’s Culture?” We gave them an 80-word limit for their replies. This week we’ll feature the answer we got from Kendra Haloviak Valentine, professor of New Testament Studies at La Sierra University’s […]
Read more at the source: AT1 Speaker Kendra Haloviak Valentine Answers the Question: How Does Christ Challenge Today’s Culture?
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist Today.
Kaitlin Colon’s :60 film project from Digital Storytelling class (winter 2018) Cast: SAU Journalism/Communication
Read more at the source: "Forget It"
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Vimeo / SAU Journalism/Communication’s videos.
The almost two-year legal ordeal of Han Ji Man, a young Seventh-day Adventist medical student in Korea, ended last month when the country’s Supreme Court upheld his right to take university exams outside of Sabbath hours. Adventists in Korea are celebrating the landmark ruling, issued January 31, which they hope will signal a new era of legal protection for Sabbath keepers and other people of faith.
“This verdict is historically important for Korean Adventists and provides a judicial precedent…
Read more at the source: Korea’s Supreme Court gives historic legal victory to young Adventist student
Article posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist.org News Feed.
As Seventh-day Adventist world church leaders rejoiced over healthier bodies after a week of exercise and plant-based meals at a Global Leadership Summit in Jamaica, church president Ted N.C. Wilson implored them to maintain healthy lifestyles and serve as living examples of the Adventist health message to the world.
Wilson upheld a balanced, Christ-centered lifestyle free from meat and caffeine in his closing remarks to the 12th annual gathering held this year in Montego Bay.
“The focus has…
Read more at the source: Church leaders urged to model healthy lifestyles
Article posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist.org News Feed.
By Eugene Fransch I was an average student in my theology classes at Solusi College in pre-independent Zimbabwe. My hardest subject was Greek, and the highest grade that I ever got was a “C”. Image © Pacific Press When I wrote my final Greek exam, I knew that I had failed. “Doc, I failed again”, I said as I handed it to the professor, Dr. Leo Raunio
Read more at the source: Inside Story – Missionary Changed My ‘F’
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Sabbath School Net.
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