We are sad to learn of the death of Dr Paul Raymond William Smith, who passed away on 14 June.
Born on 6 November 1933 in Colchester, Dr Paul studied for his Ministerial Diploma at Newbold College and completed his BA degree at Columbia Union College in 1959. He later pursued his MA and MDiv degrees at Andrews University, USA.
Dr Paul entered denominational employment in June 1959 and was ordained in March 1967. Subsequently, Dr Paul accepted the call to ministry in the North England…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-07-09/death-of-dr-paul-smith/
BUC Executive Committee Makes New Elections
BUC CommunicationsSource: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-07-04/buc-executive-committee-makes-new-elections/
One Million Reasons to Witness
Evangelism is not just a part of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, it is at the very heart of our mission. Our collective duty is to share our faith with those around us. Since assuming the role of Evangelism Director last February, I have dedicated myself to prayer, studying the Word of God, and pondering on how to inspire our members to play a more active role in evangelism. Your participation is crucial to our mission.
On Sabbath 13 July, the British Union Conference (BUC), through its…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-06-27/2041/
Tottenham Lighthouse Church Expands its Community Impact
“Mission is not primarily an activity of the church, but an attribute of God. God is a missionary God” (David J Bosch).
Impactful mission outreach was demonstrable on Sabbath, 22 June, at the Tottenham Lighthouse Adventist church when benevolent acts of service reflected a God who cares. It was a very significant event, as once again, the church donated £10,000 in cash to the food hub attendees, but this time, with Mental Health resources from the British Union Conference (BUC) Health…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-06-27/2040/
Engaging in the Quarterly Days of Prayer and Fasting
Connect 4 is a classic family game in which two players connect four of their checkers in a row while preventing their opponents from doing the same. But look out – your opponent can sneak up on you and win the game.[1]
If you’ve ever played Connect 4, you know it is a game of concentration and intentionality. Dedicated participants have a gameplay strategy that allows them to win. They are steady, focused, and conscientious about making the right moves to ensure that they have four counters in…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-06-27/2039/
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