It is believed to be the first Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America.
Read more at the source: Adventist church for the blind opens in Canada
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Holiday Stress
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Dear God: I’m stressed out! Christmas is just around the corner and there’s way too much going on! The traffic is crazy and I keep bumping into people who are downright rude! I need an extra shot of grace to help me rise above the rat race and all the negative stuff!
Remind me again what it’s all about! The shepherds, the baby Jesus, the desperate attempts by Jospeh to find a room for his expectant wife. That must have been stressful! Forgive me for thinking that Christmas is about snowmen, Christmas bells and shopping! I know, it’s OK to celebrate the season with its homespun traditions, but it’s a problem if we forget what it’s really about!
Thank you for family and friends that I can spend time with. But most of all, thank you for Jesus!
I love you. Amen!
Read more at the source: Holiday Stress
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Online prayers.
NAD Communication Director Dan Weber Interviews Colonel Charles Knapp on Desmond Doss, "Hacksaw Ridge"
Dan Weber, communication director of the North American Division, sat down with Charles Knapp, retired U.S. Army colonel and chair of the Desmond Doss Council, to talk about the award-winning film “Hacksaw Ridge,” the council’s role in the film’s production, and what significant impact the telling of the Doss story might have on Adventists and the church. Knapp served for 29 years in the military as a doctor, spending most of his time with combat units. A friend of Doss’s, Knapp has been chair of the Doss Council, which was chartered in 2000, for past 11 years
Read more at the source: NAD Communication Director Dan Weber Interviews Colonel Charles Knapp on Desmond Doss, "Hacksaw Ridge"
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Vimeo / NAD Adventist’s videos.
A Closer Walk: Selling Stories (Thailand)
Displaced families in the hill regions of Thailand are susceptible to one of the most insidious effects of poverty: human trafficking. Young girls are offered lucrative jobs with cash upfront, an incentive most impoverished families simply cannot reject.
Read more at the source: A Closer Walk: Selling Stories (Thailand)
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from ADRA Canada.
Germany: Berlin truck crash spreads waves of fear
The leader of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-Europe shares in the grief of affected families.
Read more at the source: Germany: Berlin truck crash spreads waves of fear
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