News about Adventist connected articles from the globe
November 29, 2018 Adventist scholarly group hopes a new website will help members to grow beyond borders. By: Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies, and Adventist Review Leaders of the AIIAS African Theological Society (AATA) in the Philippines said they hope the launch of a new website helps the society to go from local to […]
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November 29, 2018 Activities in busy pedestrian street emphasized natural remedies, healthy living. By: Willian Vieira and Paulo Ribeiro, South American Division, and Adventist Review Thousands of young people paraded down the main pedestrian street of Curitiba in southern Brazil, setting up a health fair that taught residents about natural remedies and the benefits of […]
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The South Pacific Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church has announced “bold plans” to expand literature ministry in Australia and New Zealand. The plans have been developed in consultation with the Australian and New Zealand Pacific Unions in a bid to breathe new life into this long-established and core Church ministry. Under the plans, full-time […]
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November 28, 2018 Student-produced magazine is a publication of the Adventist school. By: Hannah Gallant On October 27, 2018, Andrews University’s student-produced Envision magazine received a Pacemaker award from the Associated Collegiate Press (ACP). Described by ACP as “collegiate journalism’s preeminent award,” the Pacemaker awards are presented yearly by the that non-profit educational association. Paul Kim, chair of […]
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AUC president Pastor Jorge Munoz, ATSIM director Pastor Darren Garlett and Faith FM coordinator Michael Engelbrecht at the November 27 launch. Faith FM has hit the airwaves across outback Australia, reaching a potential audience of nearly one million people. Available on Viewer Access Satellite Television (VAST) channel 688, the new radio station was officially launched […]
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Nov 29, 2018 | Silver Spring, Maryland, United States | Bettina Krause, communication director, International Religious Liberty Association As the number of migrants and refugees worldwide continues to surge, a panel of scholars convened last month by the International Religious Liberty Association (IRLA) says more must be done to deal with related religious freedom challenges. […]
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It was 9am on a Sabbath morning and thousands of Seventh-day Adventist youth were missing from their churches. Without any more information, this would be disturbing news. Actually, it was the result of a coordinated effort to impact the city of Curitiba in a powerful way. It was the third day of the “Fortes” Camporee. […]
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November 28, 2018 Michelle Noland’s La Sierra University production will air on PBS nationwide. By: La Sierra University News Michelle Noland, a senior film and television production major at La Sierra University, recently inked a distribution deal with Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) affiliate KQED for the inclusion of her award-winning short film “She Isn’t Here” […]
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