by Michael Peabody  |  30 June 2026  | Whenever a crisis strikes an Adventist constituency, such as the recent Ohio incident in which young camp counselors were reportedly abandoned at an urban transit station in the middle of the night, a predictable, exhausting pattern follows.  Well-meaning advocates of alternative dispute resolution step forward. Trained in […] Source: https://atoday.org/the-illusion-of-immunity-why-church-structures-reject-reconciliation-and-why-silence-costs-more-than-justice/

Every church says it listens to everyone. But every church develops a quiet hierarchy of who actually gets heard. Adventism is no exception. There’s no formal system. No written ranking of voices. But over time, one forms anyway—through habit, culture, and repetition. It shows up in who gets invited into decision-making spaces, and who gets […] Source: https://atoday.org/adventisms-hidden-class-system-who-gets-heard-and-why/

«El deber de cuidar» y «lo que nos debemos unos a otros» son frases en las que he estado reflexionando esta semana. Llevamos siglos lidiando con estos conceptos en un esfuerzo por ser considerados y amables unos con otros, y por construir comunidades prósperas y mutuamente beneficiosas. La forma en que tratamos a los demás […] Source: https://atoday.org/editorial-el-deber-de-cuidar/