Macmillan Cancer Support and One Vision, a community-based charity that provides practical support to vulnerable people from multiethnic and faith communities, are joining forces to help tackle the inequities in cancer support in the Watford and Three Rivers district.
The two organisations launched a Cancer Champions project at the start of the year. They are looking for volunteers from the Black and Asian ethnic minority communities in the area to help them engage with their communities,…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-02-08/1838/

“The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing,” is alleged to have been said by Edmund Burke. Is it the only thing? This could be debated by many. However, the sentiment of this statement is what is really important. What does it mean? The fact is true that in this ever-increasing valueless and genderless society, each of us should feel a sense of responsibility to make our voice heard in an attempt to restrain the misdeeds of legislation that goes against our…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-02-02/1832/

We are sad to learn of the death of Thérèse Valsin, who passed away on 15 January aged 95.
Born in Rose-Hill, on the beautiful island of Mauritius on 17 October 1928, Thérèse attended the Adventist College, in Phoenix, Mauritius where she studied Bible and commercial courses. 
She entered denominational employment on 1 September 1950, serving as a Bible instructor until her employment as a secretary at the Mission Bookshop.  She enjoyed employment at the Mauritius Mission Adventist College as…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-02-01/1829/

I want to commend BUC News for the special feature, ‘Why Can’t They Hear Us?’ by Dr Duncan Bayliss.
Dr Duncan has captured the essence of secular life in his article. I believe it goes a long way to helping us understand the lack of hope in society and why people are not listening to the message of the everlasting gospel. Instead, secular-minded people are ingrained in evolutionary ways of thinking about the world. As Colossians 2:8 tells us, “Beware lest anyone cheat you through philosophy and…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-02-01/1828/

The Scottish Mission held its annual training day on Sunday, 28 January. This wasn’t just a recurring gathering, it was a catalyst for inspiration and development. Over 100 committed leaders from across Scotland gathered in Crieff Adventist Church eager to connect, learn, and return empowered to their communities. Keynote with a Moral Compass
The keynote presenter for the day had travelled from Dublin to inspire those who attended. Pastor Damion Lewis’s presentation struck a resonant chord….Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2024-01-31/scottish-mission-training-day-igniting-leaders-building-community/