The One project introduces more intimate gatherings but remains focused on the Son.
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Legacy of Race: Implications and Historical Considerations in Adventist Culture
Third of an 8-part Series By Cleran Hollancid, May 25, 2017: Does any of this resonate or have any impact on Seventh-day Adventist culture? Whether it’s these sentiments or other thoughts on race, these ideas have entered the church fully clad and armored, and in fact are being handed down to the next generation. Think […]
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Senior leadership changes at the AUC
Pastor Michael Worker is the new Australian Union Conference secretary following Pastor Ken Vogel’s decision to step aside from the role.
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Ellen G. White’s Steps to Christ celebrates 125 years in publication
Despite age, little book still holds relevance.
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Campers of all Ages Will "Shine Bright" at National Camps for Blind Children
**To share this story: Katrina, Carolyn, and Ryan, NCBC attendees, enjoy the swimming area at Camp Lawroweld. Photo by Taumi Baker National Camps for Blind Children (NCBC), a program of Christian Record Services, Inc., is excited to announce open registration for its 51 st summer season. The theme for 2017 is “Shine Bright!” Children and adults ages 9 to 65, who are legally blind, are invited to attend camp sponsored by NCBC at 10 locations across the United States. Each camp provides a variety of modified traditional activities such as horseback riding, waterskiing, archery, crafts, climbing wall, swimming, canoeing, bowling, talent night, and more.
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ACS Disaster Response Helps Tornado, Flood Victims
**To share this story: By W. Derrick Lea This Thomasville, Missouri, home sustained major damage after the Eleven Point River waters flooded it on April 29, 2017
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Pacific Union College Announces New President
**To share this story: Robert A. Cushman Photo provided by Pacific Union College Robert A. Cushman Jr., Ph.D., has been selected as the president of Pacific Union College (PUC) in Angwin, California. Cushman will be the 23rd president in the institution’s 135-year history. He comes to PUC from Walla Walla University in Washington state, where he currently serves as vice president for academic administration. Pacific Union College’s Board of Trustees, advised by a search committee that included trustees, alumni, faculty, and staff, approved the appointment of Cushman at the May 11, 2017 board meeting. In announcing the choice, board chair and search committee member Bradford Newton remarked on the thoughtful and deliberative nature of the selection process
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Southwestern Adventist University Receives Major Gift From Marti Foundation
**To share this story: On May 18, 2017, Dr. Ken Shaw (SWAU president), Larry Moore (chairman of the board of trustees), Justin Hewlett (foundation board member), Michelle Marti, and Dr
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Youth and Young Adults Put Words Into Action in Rochester, New York
**To share this story: By Nashonie Chang Compassion rally volunteers pray together for the work in the Rochester community. Photo by Luis Sanchez More than 450 people participated in the 2017 Atlantic Union Compassion Rally held in Rochester, New York, on March 24-25. Volunteers participated in 24 projects spread throughout the city.
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Friday: Further Thought – Be Who You Are
As we saw, Peter knew that he was soon to die. And he knew (and for a long time, too), how he was going to die.
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