By Sonja DeWitt | 26 September 2019 | Today, many people see Jesus as a sort of fossilized embodiment of ideal virtue—a conservative trying to return the wayward to “traditional values.” But the people of first-century Judea would not recognize that portrait. In fact, they would probably have laughed incredulously at it, for the Jesus […] Source: https://atoday.org/how-jesus-viewed-women/
News Briefs For September 26, 2019
News reports from Oakwood University, Andrews University, La Sierra University and Pacfic Union College: From APD – Dr. Leslie Pollard, president of Oakwood University, made a presentation to the United Nations (UN) inaugural International Summit of Colleges, Universities, and National Government Ministers of Education on Monday, September 23. He was invited by the United Nations […] Source: https://atoday.org/news-briefs-for-september-26-2019/
AT1 Starts Next Week. Have You Registered?
We can’t wait for AT1 to start next week in Portland! If you haven’t yet had a chance to register for our grace-centered gathering, click here to take care of that! AT1 has been organized by Adventist Today. Themed “Christ Challenges Culture,” this event seeks to refresh us with the knowledge that there is reconciliation […] Source: https://atoday.org/at1-starts-next-week-have-you-registered/
San doctors awarded for their care and commitment
Sydney Adventist Hospital doctors have been recognized for their passion and expertise during the inaugural San Hospital Doctor Gala Dinner.
Held at the Harbourside Taronga Function Center, the glittering social occasion was an opportunity to acknowledge the medical fraternity for their commitment to the San.
South Pacific Division president and Adventist HealthCare chairman Glenn Townend presented a message via video, welcoming and thanking the doctors, and reinforcing the Board’s support of…
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Medical Cadets assist in Dorian recovery efforts
As Hurricane Dorian bore down on the Bahamas and threated landfall along the Eastern seaboard, Medical Cadet Corps (MCC) units began preparations to respond with assistance as needed.
“Our Cadets and officers are trained to provide spiritual comfort or “Spiritual First Aid,” and other services such as first aid, relief, rescue, humanitarian aid in times of emergency and disaster, as well as logistical support,” says MCC Major General Dionisio Olivo, Atlantic Union Conference Corps Commander and…
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