Closer To Heaven
|
|
|
See more posts by Michael Fracker Key Thought: Peter sends letters to those scattered throughout the world that they are not forsaken nor forgotten, but called to live holy lives in the community of faith. Lesson 2, April 8, 2017 1.
Read more at the source: An Incorruptible Inheritance – Teaching Plan
April 3, 2017: Adventist Health and Catholic-owned Providence Health & Services have announced a major transition for Walla Walla General Hospital. The control of the facility, as well as Adventist Health Medical Group in Walla Walla and Adventist Health Home Care Services in Walla Walla, will be transfered to Providence. The shift for the […]
Read more at the source: Control of Walla Walla General Hospital to Shift Away from Adventist Health
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist Today.
See more posts by Joyce Griffith To the Exiles. What were Peter’s credentials for writing the two books in the New Testament that bear his name? Does Peter identify “exiles” as his primary audience as your lesson guide does? Scholars still debate whether Peter was writing to a Jewish or to a Gentile audience. What do you think
Read more at the source: 2 An Inheritance Incorruptible – Discussion starters
**To share this story: The 2016 Sonscreen Film Festival award winners The 2017 Sonscreen Film Festival is just around the corner! This year’s festival is being held at Loma Linda University in California on April 6-8. Special guests include Bill Mechanic, Debora Galloway, and Terry Benedict. More than 35 official film selections will be screened during the festival, and awards in multiple categories will be presented on the final evening. Here’s a look back at what a few 2016 award winners had to say about filmmaking, faith, and the festival itself.
Read more at the source: Past Sonscreen Winners on Filmmaking, Faith, and the Festival
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist Church Connect.
**To share this story: By Darla Tucker La Sierra University Center for Near Eastern Archaeology Director Doug Clark (left) signs a $117,232 grant to develop a new museum in Madaba, Jordan. Also signing the grant document is Nizar Al Adarbeh, Chief of Party for the Sustainable Cultural Heritage Through Engagement of Local Communities Project, or SCHEP, a USAID program
Read more at the source: La Sierra Archaeology Center Director to Lead Jordan Museum Development
Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist Church Connect.
Intercer is a website with biblical materials in Romanian, English, Hungarian and other languages. We want to bring the light from God's Word to peoples homes. Intercer provides quality Christian resources...[Read More]
