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/
AT Reader Poll: How COVID-19 Pandemic Impacts Adventists
4 June 2020 | Four out of five Adventist Today readers report that they are sheltering at home as much as possible and their local church is using an electronic connection for its Sabbath worship services. Small numbers indicate that they or a family member have been infected or a close friend or relative has […] Source: https://atoday.org/at-reader-poll-how-covid-19-pandemic-impacts-adventists/
ADRA Issues Statement Denouncing “National Heritage of Racism and Violence”
4 June 2020 | Michael Kruger, president of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), has issued a statement on behalf of the agency titled “Denouncing Racial Inequality in the United States.” In it, Kruger speaks out against “a national heritage of racism and violence” against African-Americans that claimed the lives of George Floyd, Ahmaud […] Source: https://atoday.org/adra-issues-statement-denouncing-national-heritage-of-racism-and-violence/
How Centralized Leadership Weakened the Inter-American Division
By Daniel Mora The financial situation of the Inter-American Division (IAD) is being challenged by the economic crisis caused by the COVDI-19 pandemic. While part of problem is how this health emergency has impacted the world economy, it is also revealing other weaknesses of the denominational model. The main one is a centralized leadership structure […] Source: https://atoday.org/how-centralized-leadership-weakened-the-inter-american-division/
Adventist Church Brings Counseling Center to Washington, D.C.
3 June 2020 | Pastor Emil Peeler couldn’t stand by and do nothing. Too many people, especially in the African American community, were being ignored and needed their voices to be heard–to be understood and met with empathy. Recognizing the lack of available assistance for mental health in the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C., Peeler, the […] Source: https://atoday.org/adventist-church-brings-counseling-center-to-washington-d-c/
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