3 September 2020 | The government of Papua New Guinea has decided to declare the country a Christian nation and has gained the support of the Adventist leadership in the country. Pastor Kepsie Elodo, leader of the Adventist denomination in PNG, said the decision was appropriate given that 96% of the population is Christian. “It’s […] Source: https://atoday.org/papua-new-guineas-decision-to-call-itself-a-christian-nation-backed-by-adventist-denomination/

 Finding meaning in these unusual times helps heal us. Matthew 25 presents a “final exam” where humans are asked how they cared for those in need. It really comes down to, do you respond to what is presented to you with compassion, or do you ignore the prompts? We have many opportunities all around […] Source: https://atoday.org/anticipating-at1-september-4-2020/

News reports from Loma Linda University Health; NAD Youth Ministries; Hamburg, Germany; Brasilia, Brazil; Fiji’s correctional service; Adventist Community Services and Pacific Union College: Work on the Loma Linda University Medical Center and Children’s Hospital tower construction project hit a new milestone recently with the installation of the Magnetic Resonance Imaging units. A Loma Linda […] Source: https://atoday.org/news-briefs-for-september-3-2020/

Dr. Lisa Beardsley-Hardy, education director for the General Conference, says the history of Adventist education reveals crisis and the threat of closure are not new. Beardsley-Hardy pointed out Battle Creek College, although run by the Seventh-day Adventists, started out as a secular school that did not have Bible study courses in the curriculum. As tertiary education […] Source: https://atoday.org/gc-education-director-urges-leaders-to-dispense-with-outdated-styles-of-teaching-and-ministry/