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Blood Moon Eclipse Brings Spiritual Responses from Adventists in Africa
By Tysan, 3 August 2018 | Last Friday night (July 27) the “blood moon” eclipse lasted nearly four hours. It was not visible in North America or Europe, but could not be missed in much of Africa, the Middle East, southern Asia and the Indian Ocean region
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Sabbath: The Ministry of Peter
Image © Pacific Press from GoodSalt.com Read for This Week’s Study : Acts 9:32-43 , Acts 10:9-16 , Eph. 2:11-19 , Acts 11:1-26 , Acts 12:1-18 . Memory Text: “Then Peter began to speak to them: ‘I truly understand that God shows no partiality, but in every nation anyone who fears [H]im and does what is right is acceptable to [H]im” ( Acts 10:34-35 , NRSV) .
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New Zealand students honored for outstanding leadership
Three Adventist school students in New Zealand have been honored for their leadership qualities with a prestigious award.
Manawa-Leigh Ripaki, a year 8 student at Whakatane Adventist School, Daniela Webster, a year 7 student at Whangarei Adventist Christian School, and Angelina Cariga, a year 8 student at Longburn Adventist College, all received the Sir Peter Blake Young Leader Award.
The award, which is presented in partnership with Westpac, recognizes young people whose leadership…
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Adventist identity explored at Global Youth Leaders Congress
“If we don’t know who we are, we will not know why we are,” stated Pastor David Asscherick on the opening night of the Global Youth Leaders Congress in Kassel, Germany. As a first generation Seventh-day Adventist he challenged leaders by telling them, “if you don’t know it, we are weird!”
That came as an uncomfortable thought following on from a list of identities that initially drew us together. He noted common ground in our identity including that we are alive and that we are human – albeit…
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