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This week on ANN The Uncertainty Project Season 2 will premiere on the Uncertainty Project's website—the Adventist World Church's leading multimedia project, born in Europe, expressed in video productions, film, and other digital and print media. The project has gained a lot of success both inside and outside the Church. The Uncertainty Project results from a collaboration between different countries, media entities, and worldwide administrative offices of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The project started in February 2019 and was inaugurated in May 2020 during a GAiN Europe online event. AdventHealth Celebration in Central Florida is prioritizing nutrition and sustainability through a new gardening program. Team members will be growing vegetables on hospital property inside a shipping container that can regulate the temperature of the crops inside. The Hope Impact project in South America emerged in 2007 with one main objective: to share the biblical message through free book distribution. Over the years, the project has become the means for many people to change their lifestyles and worldview because of the content they read. This year, Adventists throughout eight countries of the South American Division distributed more than 20 million copies of the 2021 Missionary Book of the Year: Hope for Troubled Times by Adventist evangelist Mark Finley. There are 17 million people in Kinshasa, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and it's growing quickly! Global Mission pioneers are there too, planting churches and engaging their community. This week, Gary Krause and Rick Kajiura recall their trip to the country and their amazement at what the Global Mission pioneers are doing in the country. More from Adventist Mission: Adventist Mission For the latest news and current events within the Adventist community, visit Adventist News Network. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HnjMDeLREQ8

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As this year's Week of Prayer culminates, Pastor Ted Wilson would like to invite you to participate in the Annual Sacrifice Offering:
https://Global-Mission.org/MySacrifice This offering is collected yearly to fund missionary work around the world. It began in 1922, a few years after the first world war ended. The Adventist world mission work was rapidly expanding, but the struggling economies in Europe and the United States encountered funding problems. During the Autumn Council of the General Conference Committee held September 20–27, 1922, in Kansas City, Missouri, the delegates decided to ask church members to give a weekly sacrifice to cover a quarter of a million-dollar budget deficit that year. As a response, members gave more than $350,000. Over the years, this offering has continued, with 100% of it going to frontline Global Mission work for planting churches in the unreached and under-reached parts of the world. The global economy is facing a similar challenge today. Yet, the challenge is even greater due to explosive growth in the world's population and the nearness of Christ's return. If we matched the self-sacrificing spirit of our members in 1922, we would strengthen the church's pioneer mission outreach. Pastor Ted shared a video entitled "Give So They Can Go." The question here is, "What will you give up to reach the world for Jesus?" With this, self-sacrifice is the challenge. Now that Jesus is coming soon, time is short. Yet, there are still millions of souls waiting to be reached. As Christian Stewardship says, "The work of God, which should be going forward with ten-fold its present strength and efficiency, is kept back, like a spring season held by the chilling blast of winter, because some of God's professed people are appropriating to themselves the means that should be dedicated to His service. Because Christ's self-sacrificing love is not interwoven in the life practices, the church is weak where it should be strong. By its own course, it has put out its light and robbed millions of the gospel of Christ" (54). Brothers and sisters, let's turn on the light and reach the millions who are still in darkness. Let's experience the privilege and blessing of working with God, claiming His promises, and beholding His glory as He works miracles of grace. 00:00 Greetings
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Do people who reject God end up burning forever in hell? The Bible does not talk about everlasting hell for sinners. Reading the Bible in context is important. Sinners are destroyed in the end. But this is simply an end to evil, not a continual, burning hell where anyone is tormented. It is rather destruction that lasts forever. Blog: https://www.ibelievebible.com/the-final-judgment/ ___
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread and impact the world globally, people need connection more than ever. Yet it seems, when we talk to each other, we forget the person on the other side of the exchange is deeply loved by Christ. We forget they are our brother or sister in Jesus. We are together in Him. They are part of our Church family. This week on ANN In-Depth, Jennifer and Sam talk to Dr. Peter Landless, director of Health Ministries for the Seventh-day Adventist World Church and Dr. Torben Bergland, associate director of Health Ministries for the Seventh-day Adventist World Church about how we treat each other during tough times. —
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