The human body is God's most magnificent creation, a dynamic framework based on love and compassion. It is beautiful, precise, and efficient, down to the smallest detail. Without a doubt, we are the unique creation designed by God and given life by His breath. What does a Christian surgeon think about human body design as God's masterpiece? David Pennington is the world's first plastic surgeon to successfully reattach a human ear, clearly proving that the human body is a magnificent masterpiece of God. He affirms that the body has such an ability to show us not only a brilliant pattern of design but also a pattern that can heal itself even when it's grossly distorted. Watch the entire video to see a firm faith that can withstand the evolutionary claim. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O5dqI1Ik5pQ

16 people from all over the world have made it into the first Bible Heroes World Championship Final. Watch them compete in the finals where only one will be declared the first Bible Heroes World Champion. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkV0JekEqDM

The Adventist Virtual Global Campmeeting brings the entire world church together to worship, be inspired, and learn. This event showcases the incredible breadth and depth of Adventist ministries around the world. https://2021.campmeeting.com GLOBAL CAMPMEETING FEATURES
The first Adventist Virtual Global Campmeeting features many exciting events. Hundreds of presentations, seminars, and workshops on the following subjects:
– Discipleship
– Education
– Health Ministries
– Media
– Missions
– Theology Join us at the Adventist Virtual Global Campmeeting to fulfill our mission to Reach the World with the gospel of Jesus, and be ready to say, “I Will Go”. GLOBAL AUDIENCE
The Adventist Virtual Global Campmeeting will have programming centered around three major regions. Asia-Pacific, Euro-Africa and the Americas. Seminars will be scheduled for convenient access from time zones around the world. See the programming for your region by following the links below. REGISTER TODAY
Registered attendees will have access to hundreds of interactive seminars, resource materials, networking with exhibitors and much more. Register today. Its free! https://2021.campmeeting.com Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=La6qzKvSCxw

ANN brings you the latest events from the Adventist community: The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) continues to expand its response to the current COVID-19 outbreak in India. Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds, a Missouri-based business, donated more than 430,000 US dollars to help with ADRA’s emergency operations in India. For weeks, the South Asian nation has been struggling with an unprecedented second outbreak that has overwhelmed hospitals and health facilities, killing more than 279,000 people and causing daily cases to surpass 4,000. Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds founder, Jere Gettle, felt compelled to respond to the crisis by donating all the proceeds of a recent four-day sale. It is to help ADRA supply life-saving oxygen generation systems and essential medical equipment to Adventist hospitals caring for critical COVID-19 patients in India. Three Adventist boys were found and rescued after being lost at sea for more than 50 hours in the South Pacific. The boys went missing in the waters off Mota Lava island in Vanuatu on Friday, May 14. The boys are 11, 14, and 16 and are Pathfinders who reportedly went fishing. Mental well-being has been a top priority for AdventHealth, as chaplains and clinical mission integration specialists extend resources to combat stress and burnout. The pandemic has made the demanding job of care providers even more challenging. The website sharinghope.com has been revamped and now offers an updated page with Adventist missionary books, children’s literature, and books by Ellen White in 13 languages — among them English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Chinese, and Arabic. ANN In-Depth is back on May 24 with new episodes, starting with a conversation with Katia Reinert on addiction and COVID-19. Other healthcare experts will be on one of the episodes to come, shown on Facebook Live on Tuesday, May 25, at 12 p.m. EST. Adventist Mission shares a story of a young woman who shared Jesus in Trinidad and Tobago. Magdalina wants to live the rest of her life sharing Jesus with others. For more Adventist mission stories, visit Adventist Mission For more inspiring stories and current events, visit adventist.news. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVTWRQJd5Cc

In this video, Pastor Ted Wilson is joined by Nancy Wilson to address a very important topic–children who are at risk, and what are some of the things we, as Christians, we can do to help them. As we all know, we live in a sinful, fallen world, and along with sin comes suffering. And of all the pain in this world, the most difficult and heart wrenching is when we see innocent children suffering. Thousands of children around the world are at risk. Many face abuses, neglect, hunger, trafficking to other countries, and much more. Children at risk need to be protected and helped so they can experience God's love and grow in His grace. They need our prayers. Children are very precious to God, and when Jesus was here on Earth, He showed a special interest and care for them. Furthermore, Jesus took very seriously the spiritual education and training of children and gave one of the strongest rebukes in the Bible against those who would lead His children astray. What can we do to help children? First of all, and very importantly, we can pray for them. Each year, the Adventist Children's Ministries department at the General Conference sponsors a World Day of Prayer for Children at Risk. This year, that special day is Sabbath, May 22. It is a day where Seventh-day Adventists of all ages set aside time to pray especially for the girls and boys who are suffering from various circumstances in which they find themselves through no fault of their own. You can learn more about this World Day of Prayer by visiting: children.adventist.org/special-days. While praying is vitally important, there are other actions we can take to help the most vulnerable among us. First, is to be aware. Are there children in your church, in your community, who might be in vulnerable situations? Be in tune and look for ways to show an extra measure of love and compassion toward them. Committed, godly Seventh-day Adventist Christians can have a profound impact on the life of a child or young person as they lead them to love Jesus and trust Him so completely that they feel free to talk with Him about anything that concerns them or brings them joy—to instill in them, that no matter what is causing them pain, they can share it with Jesus and He will understand. Take time to learn the names of the children and young people in your church. Show them you are truly interested in them by listening and encouraging them. Take time to pray with and for them, and teach them to build their faith upon the rock that is Jesus Christ and His mighty Word–the Bible! Please join in praying for children everywhere during this special World Day of Prayer for Children at Risk. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wjk9Kunw01E