by Monte Sahlin By Adventist Today News Team, March 17, 2014 In poll results announced over the weekend (March 15-16), Dr. Ben Carson, a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the suburbs of Baltimore and recently retired pediatric neurosurgeon at Johns Hopkins University Medical Center, was the favorite of 11 percent of conservative […]
by Monte Sahlin By Adventist Today News Team, March 16, 2014 During interviews with journalists in Nigeria, Pastor Ted Wilson, president of the General Conference (GC) of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination, has stated that "in no distant time God will bring an end to" the violence between religious and tribal factions in the northeast […]
by Monte Sahlin By Adventist Today News Team, March 10, 2014 Dr. Frank Jobe passed away last week at age 88. Both the Los Angeles Times and the New York Times published lengthy obituaries and a Major League spokesman wrote, "many of the moments we as baseball fans hold in our hearts and minds […]
by Monte Sahlin By AT News Team, March 13, 2014 The Review & Herald Publishing Association has begun to circulate advertizing for volume one of Ellen G. White Letters & Manuscripts with Annotations. A source has told Adventist Today that this is the beginning of the long-promised release of the complete works of the […]
by Patty Marsh This guest feature is reprinted by permission from the February, 2014 Gleaner. AT has also interviewed Patty Marsh and learned much more than is given in this story. Stay tuned next week to learn how the His Travelers program began, and what Marsh’s dreams for the future are. DLK His […]
by Debbonnaire Kovacs by Debbonnaire Kovacs submitted March 13, 2014 What if I could have been a woman sitting on a rooftop, hidden by baskets, or clay pots, or something, innocently carding wool by the last rays of the setting sun, when Nicodemus and Jesus met? Improbable, perhaps…maybe I’m just invisible—a time traveler from the […]
by Charis McRoy by Charis McRoy Submitted March 13, 2014 Note: This poem was sent in by Charis' mother, since Charis is only ten years old. She wrote this poem when she was nine, after the death of her grandfather one year ago this month. I believe it is very appropriate, during this season when […]
by Borge Shantz By Borge Schantz, March 12, 2014 For the Bible student the first reaction to the word prophecy is something about future events that God wants to reveal. Divine inspiration spoke through prophets who are messengers about future events. The word prophecy comes from Greek words in which "pro" means before and […]
by Jack Hoehn By Dr. Jack Hoehn, March 3, 2014 ADVENTIST NEWS: SDA EAST-CENTRAL AFRICA DIVISIONsays “Not yet” to the ordination of women.[1] SDA SOUTHERN AFRICAN-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION recommends “that the Biblical model of ordaining men only, must be maintained."[2] Abale,i I have a message for you. I am speaking to Seventh-day Adventist African men […]
by S M Chen Photo by S M Chen Submitted March 5, 2014 "What the first week may have been like…if we could have observed…" In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters. Genesis […]
by Stephen Foster This is an enormously interesting video – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uA4EPOfic5A. It will serve as a Rorschach test. My perspective, of course, is that this is precisely what many/most Adventists have anticipated. (Has anyone besides Seventh-day Adventists anticipated this?) Here is what I see quite frankly: I see a purposeful and progressive public […]