**To share this story: Aaron Atkison fills orders for tornado survivors in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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More than 7,700 Attend Caravan of Training Meetings
**To share this story: By V. Michelle Bernard Photo by Jorge Pillco More than 7,700 Columbia Union Conference members recently attended Caravan of Training meetings at 24 sites across the union. Before the meetings, Rubén Ramos, Columbia Union vice president for Multilingual Ministries, and his team distributed 19,000 copies of Como Compartir A Jesús to churches across the union with the goal of helping the readers understand why they need to get involved in mission. During the meetings, international evangelist Alejandro Bullón and Ramos further encouraged members to get personally involved in evangelizing their communities. Bullón challenged attendees to use Christ’s method of befriending and caring for people. “The goal of the caravan is to help every member realize they need to be involved in mission — not to make sooner the coming of Jesus or to help the church grow
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Adventist Ministries Convention Sessions Available [Videos]
**To share this story: Click on the links below to watch general sessions and leadership sessons from the 2017 NAD Adventist Ministries Convention held on Jan.
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Training center for religious freedom advocates opens at Adventist College in France
The International Center for Religious Freedom and Public Affairs at Collonges-sous-Salève is the first of its kind, and will teach students how to represent the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the public sector.
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A Refugee Boy Goes to Church School
**To share this story: By Terri Saelee Danay Moo gets ready to be baptized. Photo provided by Terri Saelee As a young boy, Danay Moo lived in a refugee camp in Southeast Asia rated by the United States Committee for Refugees and Immigrants as one of the worst places in the world for refugees. Victims of ethnic and religious cleansing, his family fled from their home country into the refugee camp when he was only 2 years old. He remembers carrying water in buckets from a river about two miles away for cooking, drinking, dishes, clothes, and showers. In 2010, Danay and his family had the privilege of being among only 1 percent of all refugees who have the opportunity to resettle to a third country. Danay was about 7 at the time. They came to Clarkston, Georgia, a city identified by Time magazine as the most diverse square mile in the U.S., due to its large, diverse refugee population
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