Students who lose income because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and demonstrate financial need will benefit from the response to Avondale’s annual appeal this year. Source: https://wp.avondale.edu.au/news/2020/06/05/corona-care/
My name is Koonjiani
Avondale arts student Stephanie Callaghan created a podcast that discussed the journey of learning about her Aboriginal culture and has, in National Reconciliation Week, agreed to share and discuss it with us. Source: https://wp.avondale.edu.au/news/2020/06/05/my-name-is-koonjiani/
The AT Sabbath Seminar is so gratifying!
3 June 2020 | Dear Adventist Today: As I was sitting on my front porch this morning with my cup of coffee, I started thinking about how much I appreciate the on-line discussions every Saturday morning. I hope they continue even after people are able to back to regular church services. Why? Well, because of […] Source: https://atoday.org/60868-2/
Cooked Tomatoes May Reduce the Risk of Prostate Cancer
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An opportunity to share happy
It was an effective way to get our attention—a small package of chocolates delivered on the eve of Easter, “packed with sanitized hands,” with an introductory letter complete with details of their family, work, and pets.
Over the following few weeks, amid the ongoing social-distancing restrictions, the 21 houses on our street have exchanged a number of letters and created a “Hope Fence”—including artworks by children and young people, messages of encouragement, jokes and an Anzac Day [Memorial…
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