9 December 2022 | The following is a statement from the South German Union: In its regular meeting on December 6, the Executive Committee of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Southern Germany (South German Union/SDV) voted to allow the equal ordination of men and women in pastoral ministry. In doing so, the Church has made ordination […] Source: https://atoday.org/southern-german-union-approves-womens-ordination/
BUC Appoints a New President
Pastor Eglan Brooks, the current Ministerial Secretary of the British Union Conference (BUC) has been appointed as new President of the British Union Conference. The decision by the Executive Committee was made today Thursday, 9 December at a meeting of members of the committee that took place at the Stanborough Park Centre in Watford.
Brooks was voted as President after the role became vacant in November when the incumbent, Pastor Ian Sweeney was asked to serve at the Trans-European Division…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2021-12-09/1026/
Relatividad paradigmática de las normas adventistas
8 de diciembre de 2021 | por Daniel Mora Si hay una palabra que causa pánico entre la mayoría de los pastores y dirigentes locales, es sin duda “posmodernismo”. Durante los últimos años se han publicado un número considerable de documentos y seminarios que acusan a la época postmodernista de ser un peligro tanto para […] Source: https://atoday.org/relatividad-paradigmatica-de-las-normas-adventistas/
The Organisational Fakery of Our Grief
In Max Porter’s novella, Grief is a thing with Feathers,’ the unnamed widower and father, its central character, speaks about the grief of losing his young wife. He says, ‘I sat alone in the living room wondering what to do. Shuffling around, waiting for shock to give way, waiting for any kind of structured feeling to emerge from the organizational fakery of my days’.
We feel a sense of the loneliness, bewilderment, disbelief, shock and the subversion of order in the character’s life, while…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2021-12-08/1025/
Family wins Award for Community Service
Mrs Janelle Victory and her two children, Annalise and Madiba, became recipients of the Triple AAA Foundation Awards in Leicester for their dedication to community service.
Janelle Victory devotes her time and energy to supporting local people, including women and vulnerable families. She helps people who are affected by drug addictions and domestic violence. She says her motto in life has been, “When life throws you lemon make the sweetest lemonade.” Janelle’s two children have followed in…Source: https://adventist.uk/news/article/go/2021-12-08/1024/
