15 November 2023  | Race and racism are some of the most important questions in our societies. A House on Fire brought together 20 Adventist scholars, writers and activists to address this burning social issue, urging that Adventist faith has something valuable and important to contribute to our understanding of and response to the realities of racism […] Source: https://atoday.org/atss-nathan-brown-our-calling-to-undo-racism/

by Joni Bell  |  14 November 2023  |   It’s 11:00 AM on Sabbath morning. I’ve slept late. I’m comfortable in my “sweats” and carry a hot drink in my hands. I haven’t fussed with my hair or make-up. My husband is similarly clad in relaxing garb as he and I casually discuss where we might […] Source: https://atoday.org/my-love-affair-with-online-church/

13 November 2023  | Dear Aunt Sevvy, A lot of Adventists seem to have forgotten that Sabbath is precisely sunset to sunset. God set the boundaries of the Sabbath, and that’s how we should be keeping it if we want to please God. What do you say, Aunty? Signed, True Sabbath Keeper Dear Keeper: The […] Source: https://atoday.org/sundown-to-sundown-aunty-we-must-be-careful-about-the-edges-of-the-sabbath/

BERRIEN SPRINGS, Michigan — Sarah Parker, a junior biology major at Andrews University, officially changed her Facebook status from “Single” to “Engaged” this morning after a different walking route through campus led to a wedding proposal. Parker, who was attempting to stay out of the cold weather and avoid walking around the Andrews Theological Seminary […] Source: https://atoday.org/satire-female-undergrad-takes-shortcut-through-andrews-seminary-building-exits-engaged/