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Friday: Inside Story – My Wife Left Church

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By Daniel Gatan My wife has stopped attending the Seventh-day Adventist Church, but I have not given up hope. Here’s why. During repressive Communist times, a woman in my home country, Romania, learned about the Adventist Church and began to attend Sabbath services regularly. This infuriated her husband. Daniel Gatan Image © Pacific Press “Where are you going at the same time every Sabbath?” he asked.

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Friday: Inside Story – Ukranian Builds 22 Churches

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By Andrew McChesney, Adventist Mission Construction company chief Vladimir Vladovskyy knew it would take a miracle to build a Seventh-day Adventist church in the northern Russian seaport of Arkhangelsk. He had no blueprint for the project.

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Friday: Inside Story – “Our Church is Schools”

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By Andrew McChesney, Adventist Mission Seventh-day Adventist education is the path to people’s hearts in Bangladesh, church leaders said. “Our church in Bangladesh is basically schools”, said Milton Das, communication director for the Bangladesh Union Mission. “Education is the strongest medium to reach the people of Bangladesh. Where there is a church, there is a school.” Bangledesh Union Mission That first mission station, which paved the way for Adventist education to blossom in the country, was founded in 1906 by Lal Gopal Mookerjee and his wife, U.S.

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Inside Story – Love is Best Medicine

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By Andrew McChesney, Adventist Mission A 30-year-old woman was admitted with a bad case of pneumonia to Blantyre Adventist Hospital in Malawi. When she didn’t improve with antibiotics, missionary physician Tiffany Priester ordered an HIV test. The results came back positive. She had full-blown AIDS.

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Inside Story – Praying for Missing Sheep

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By Lloyd Perrin The church that I pastor in the U.S. state of Oregon has an official membership of 491 people. But only 38 percent of those members are active, a number that inches up to 44 percent if you include elderly members who are house-bound because of physical or mental disabilities. LLoyd Perrin Image © Pacific Press from GoodSalt.com That means 56 percent of our members are inactive – a figure that I haven’t found to be unusual during my decades of pastoring churches in the United States.

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