Cast: NAD Adventist
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ADRA prepares food and water assistance to help families in the Bahamas
Four days have passed since Category 5 Hurricane Dorian dumped heavy rain on the Abaco and Grand Bahama islands for more than 40 hours. As the storm tapers off, the devastation is immense. Families have been left stranded in their homes, knee-deep in high-rise water levels, while countless others are left homeless. Aid Restricted Temporarily
“Seventy percent of the islands are covered in water and there’s no way to get to them right now,” says Leonardo Rahming, executive secretary of the…
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Not Long Now! The AT1 Gathering Starts in a Month.
Drum roll, please!! We are a month away from the October 4-6 AT1 gathering. If you haven’t yet had a chance to register, now’s the time to tick that off your to-do list. While some of the most compelling speakers in our faith community will be presenting, this gathering won’t be your average Adventist event. […] Source: https://atoday.org/not-long-now-the-at1-gathering-starts-in-a-month/
AWR360° Report – Zambia
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNYGMXWaLG8
At the end of last year, Adventist World Radio organized an evangelistic event in Zambia, the likes of which had never been done before. More than 1,000 simultaneous meetings were held throughout the capital city of Lusaka alone! Evangelists from all over the world volunteered to go—and when I say “evangelists,” I mean everyone willing to help. From teenagers to retirees, from all walks of life and from different countries—everyone worked together to light up that city with the gospel message. Whenever we respond to the Spirit’s call and do something for Jesus, no matter how inexperienced we might be, blessings will always follow. Lusaka was no exception. When it was over, more than 17,000 people had given their lives to Jesus and been baptized! Watch the video below for the incredible details, and learn how AWR’s radio broadcast made it all possible! —Duane McKey, President Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNYGMXWaLG8
In the Bahamas, Adventist Church accounting for members after Hurricane Dorian
Seventh-day Adventist leaders in Nassau, The Bahamas, are still waiting to know the fate of the hundreds of members who have been affected by the devastating effects of Hurricane Dorian on the hardest hit islands of Abaco, Grand Bahama, Bimini and the Berry Islands. The Category 4 hurricane pounded the northern Bahamas for over 40 hours starting on Sep. 1, packing winds of over 185 miles per hour, flooding the islands, stranding residents and killing at least seven people.
“This is something…
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