The Seventh-day Adventist Church has a lot of stories to tell which most of us don’t know or haven’t heard of. Most are the untold stories of the hardships of our brothers and sisters in the face of injustice. How well do we know and what is the price they had to pay for the mission? In this episode, let’s learn about African-American history particularly the health ministry. Dr. David Trim and Dr. Dragoslava Santrac together with Dr. Ella Simmons emphasizing serving and preaching the truth to many regardless of cultural diversity. Discrimination Faced by People of Color Since then, most of us know of the unfair treatment experienced by people of color. Dr. Simmons explained why the struggle was real. How oppression took its toll on the mission. But the good news is that even against those hardships, our brothers and sisters in Christ had fought for their rights making their way through racial issues and stereotypes which then led to a great change in the church's history. What it takes to become a Medical Missionary Through baby steps and bravery, they helped despite the discrimination against them. Medical missionaries, as we call them, made witnessing and caring for others go hand in hand. Such wonderful stories paved the way in making the Adventist health ministry to what it is today. Listen to this latest episode of a video podcast where Dr. David Trim and Dr. Dragoslava Santrac (ESDA Editors) will interview Dr. Ella Simmons, General Vice President of Seventh-day Adventist Church. They will discuss the challenges met by the African-American Church; Fighting for their rights to serve others through health ministry. Her inspiring stories and articles are available online. You can find it here:https://encyclopedia.adventist.org/ Next on deck…
Don’t forget to join us also on our next episode of the Adventist history podcast entitled “Recognizing the Astounding Contributions of our Adventist Missionaries.” If you missed the previous video podcast episodes, no need to worry! Check the playlist at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-k2Gb-DBYo-_LOrS0obIEGcCOTQgdvGa or visit http://adventistarchives.org/. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4lP_iG4hlc

Did you know that this #Sabbath has been designated worldwide as “#Children’s Sabbath”? Pastor Ted #Wilson share this part of the Seventh-day #Adventist Special Emphasis Days and Events calendar, which you can find here: gc.adventist.org/events/special-days/ “Children are the heritage of the Lord,” we read in Psalm 127:3. And how true this is, in the family and in the Church! What could be more important than our precious children? Is your church friendly and supportive of the children and #youth? Do you take a personal interest in them? Do you know them by name? Have you shown them the love of #Jesus in the way you listen to them, showing that you care, encouraging them in their spiritual life? Sabbath School teachers, Children’s Ministries leaders, Pathfinder and Advent Youth leaders have a vital role in leading children and youth to Jesus, encouraging them to make Jesus their Best Friend and to share His love with others! But it’s not just up to these leaders, as important as they are. Let’s remember that the children and youth are watching us—you and me—to see how we live our faith. To see what kind of difference Jesus makes in our lives. Through His power, let’s let our lights shine brightly as we joyfully lead the young to Him! Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pc8nyygDITM

In this time, people are missing #worshiping together. During #Covid-19 — Monday turns into Tuesday and so on and so on. That includes #Sabbath. How can we make Sabbath #special during this time? How can we “set it apart” when every day feels the same? For this new episode of ANN In-Depth, we're joined by Garrison Hayes and Adrian Webster. Garrison is a Young Adult Pastor for the Potomac Conference. Adrian is a Pastor at the North New Zealand Conference. Learn more about our guests! Garrison Hayes
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Website: https://seed.kiwi.nz/ Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jEGoD1M1ukM

The Seventh-day Adventist church played an important role in Australian history and culture. The new online Encyclopedia of the Seventh-day Adventists bares record of the Australian mission. In this episode, let us join Dr. David Trim and Dr. Dragoslava Santrac, editors of ESDA. They will interview Dr. Barry Oliver, who is a scholar, pastor, administrator, and editor in the South Pacific Division. Australian mission legacy Dr. Oliver shares the three “I”s: Information, Identity, and Inspiration that we can get from the online encyclopedia. We can appreciate the Adventist history more as we place ourselves in the shoes of those who’ve gone before us. And say, “I want to continue the legacy”? Interesting missionary stories Dr. Oliver shares how God has worked through his experiences while working with Australian church members. Stories about his wife’s grandparents and their major contributions to Adventist history. Who were the first Australian missionaries in China and how long did they cross the great Yangtze River? And also how a simple song stopped the attack of cannibals. Online Encyclopedia: The legacy lives on According to Dr. Oliver, this is the largest project that the denomination has ever embarked on as a global church. It is a readable and searchable online encyclopedia for everyone. Yes, it is for everyone — professionals, students, and laypeople alike. It answers interesting questions and features a variety of topics. It tells about the Australian church and Adventist history in the South Pacific Division. Let’s have a quick look: We know that Avondale University College is in Australia and is the world’s second-largest Christian school system. But, do we know anything about the names behind its school buildings, such as Haskell Hall, Andre Hall, Ella Boyd Hall, and Chan Sun Auditorium? To know more, please click this link: encyclopedia.adventist.org. Next on deck…
Speaking of embarking, we also invite you to join us on our next video podcast episode. We will track the Adventist history down the lanes of India. And if you missed the first episode podcast of ESDA click here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX-vK7kHyM0 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMNnQgL4_Y0

Have you ever wondered about the history of Adventism in India? When and where did it begin? How does it come to South Asia and in the different parts of the world? Who were the pioneers and what empowered them to live such lives dedicated to service? Find the answers in this episode as Dr. David Trim and Dr. Dragoslava Santrac interview Dr. Gordon Christo. Dr. Christo shares the story of his childhood surrounded by missionaries who did great for the church; guided and inspired by the Lord. Indian Ministry spearheaded projects Raymond Memorial Higher Secondary School, its history and development; You will know so much more about the journeys of the different institutions. Take a look through the photos, articles, and other written works of the elders of the Indian church. They are all ready to be published for everyone to read, no matter who or where you are! Are you ready? You can read about the amazing stories of the people who lived for others here: encyclopedia.adventist.org. The New Adventist Encyclopedia This Encyclopedia is sharing the rich history of how the Indian ministry thrived. There are lots of questions and inquiries about it and ESDA will play a huge part in giving reliable information to people who seek to know. Readers will know its real story and give the believers a strong sense of identity as an Adventist. Let's have an overview of the Indian Adventist Church’s beautiful history and heritage. Tune in for our third episode of Adventist history podcast with Dr. David Trim, editor of ESDA and Dr. Dragoslava Santrac, managing editor of ESDA as they interview Dr. Gordon Christo, editor of Southern Asia Division. Next on deck…
We would also like to invite you for our next video podcast episode as we will be talking about the African-American Church History. Be amazed by the firsthand experiences of the invited guest. And if you missed the previous episodes, no need to worry! Just click the links below: First episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iX-vK7kHyM0&list=PL-k2Gb-DBYo-_LOrS0obIEGcCOTQgdvGa&index=1 Second Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IMNnQgL4_Y0&list=PL-k2Gb-DBYo-_LOrS0obIEGcCOTQgdvGa&index=2 Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCylZCXWF2Q