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United in What?

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by Bill Garber When Michigan Conference President Jay Gallimore accuses the leaders of ten union conferences from four divisions of the Seventh-day Adventist Church of having “surrendered to carnal worldliness” and having placed their regions into a state of “insubordination” and “rebellion” through “witchcraft,” something unusual is happening within the church. Elder Gallimore voiced these […]

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Jamaican Adventist Church Hosts Domestic Abuse Prevention Event

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August 23, 2017:   Andrews Memorial Seventh-day Adventist Church in Kingston, Jamaica, hosted a government-led domestic violence intervention event yesterday.

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Innovators: When Buford Church says “Family,” They Mean It

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By Debbonnaire Kovacs, Aug. 17, 2017 Buford Family Seventh-day Adventist Church began around ten years ago as a church plant started by several families who lived in Buford, Georgia and wanted to have a local church presence. I don’t remember seeing another church website which has a list of testimonials on its About page.

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Catholic Website Criticizes “Seventh-Gay Adventists” Documentary

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August 8, 2017:    Crisis Magazine, a Catholic website that bills itself as “A Voice for the Faithful Catholic Laity” has featured a detailed critique of the documentary Seventh-Gay Adventists in a recent article.

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In Kansas City Area, "Hear Their Voices" Event Aims to Help End Human Sex Trafficking

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**To share this story:  By Brenda Dickerson   Photo by iStock   Hear Their Voices, a partnership between the Seventh-day Adventist Church and Veronica’s Voice, is hosting a community event Sept. 9-10 in Kansas City to offer educational resources for prevention of human sex trafficking and bring healing and support to existing survivors.   The Kansas City metropolitan area has the second highest incidences of domestic minor sex trafficking in the United States. Thus far in 2017, the Western Missouri U.S

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