News about Adventist connected articles from the globe
Imagine living with your family in a house where the structure is worn and fragile. A house that can collapse at any time. This is the reality of Erica, a resident of the city of Palmeira, in the interior of the Brazilian state of Paraná. With the heavy rains and winds of South America’s winter […]
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The Adventist Development and Assistance Resources Agency (ADRA) is in charge of providing the Laundry Service in the Tecnópolis Sanitary Park, which is coordinated by the Ministry of Health of the province of Buenos Aires, the Ministry of Culture of the Nation and the Red Cross. Argentina. The Service seeks to ensure that people who […]
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July 31, 2020 Confronted with closed schools, fear and concern for Covid-19 coupled with government issued constraints on assembly, conference administrators, pastors, teachers, students and church leaders in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Jamaica hosted its first virtual Service of Thanksgiving and Consecration to God. Six hundred and eighty-nine (689) students from the church’s 27 […]
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July 31, 2020 Below is a letter to the Adventist Church in Burundi from Seventh-day World Church President, Ted N.C. Wilson Dear Brothers and Sisters in Burundi, It spite of the many challenges you face including the COVID-19 pandemic, economic instability, and other difficulties, God is carrying you through on His shoulders. We praise the […]
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What we are made for So, what are we made for while we are here on this planet and in the midst of the pandemic? Psychiatrists and neuroscientists Bessel van der Kolk and Daniel Siegel offer a number of helpful recommendations that I will adapt through a biblical worldview. We are made to form and […]
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O trabalho foi realizado durante quatro dias e as roupas foram organizadas para a Campanha do Agasalho. Por Emanuele Fonseca 31 de julho de 2020 Foto: Internet Com a chegada do inverno a procura por lojas virtuais que vendem roupas, aumentou 10% segundo uma pesquisa realizada pelo Google, as buscas por compras no período […]
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What we are made for So, what are we made for while we are here on this planet and in the midst of the pandemic? Psychiatrists and neuroscientists Bessel van der Kolk and Daniel Siegel offer a number of helpful recommendations that I will adapt through a biblical worldview. We are made to form and […]
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During the 2020 global pandemic, there’s been a great deal of speculation about whether the widespread COVID-19 illness is a harbinger of the end times and the return of Jesus to earth. Although some headlines in secular publications have fed on this speculation, the actual story is more nuanced—and detailed—than some soundbite-heavy reports might indicate. […]
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July 31, 2020 Infectious disease physician Jennifer Veltman breaks down coronavirus mask myths. By: Janelle Ringer, Loma Linda University News The United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends people wear cloth face masks in public places to reduce the spread of COVID-19. According to statements released by that national public health institute, […]
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En el marco del proyecto Hechos 29 líderes y jóvenes salieron a las calles a ayudar a las familias e instituciones que fueron afectadas por la pandemia. Por Sheyla Paiva 31 de julio de 2020 Como parte del proyecto Hechos 29 más de 1400 jóvenes en Paraguay participaron del proyecto Caleb y se prepararon para […]
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