by Monte Sahlin By AT News Team, July 15, 2014 The Five Day Plan to Stop Smoking, which began in 1959, is the largest single impact that Adventist outreach has had on America. About 20 years ago it was replaced by the Breathe Free Plan because many things had changed in both the tobacco problem […]
by Tom Hughes by Tom Hughes, July 13, 2014 The Sabbath is a great paradox that is rarely talked about or understood. How could we have missed the Great Sabbath Paradox? What is it? Simply put, simply stated, it is this: Even though Seventh-day Adventists exhort the entire world to “keep the Sabbath holy,” no […]
by by Werner E. Lange, July 10, 2014 He is book editor for Advent-Verlag (German Seventh-day Adventist publishing house). My wife likes to make jam because the jars are appreciated by relatives and friends as a small gift. Pumpkin-ginger jam (with variations in other important ingredients) is a favorite. When she makes similar jams, she […]
by Monte Sahlin By AT News Team, July 10, 2014 Pastor Ron Halvorsen, Jr., president of the Ohio Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination, issued a statement yesterday (July 9) in response to “numerous inquiries” generated by the re-baptism of Dr. Samuel Pipim. The baptism took place at the Columbus Ghanaian Adventist Church, which […]
by Monte Sahlin From TED News, July 10, 2014 Pastor Raafat Kamal has been elected president of the Seventh-day Adventists denomination’s Trans-European Division (TED). He was nominated by the TED executive committee on June 27 and confirmed by the General Conference (GC) executive committee this morning. “I am honored to be selected for […]
by Monte Sahlin By Adventist Today News Team, July 10, 2014 Gatherings on both the east and west coasts of Australia are scheduled for the next two weekends around the focus on Jesus Christ as “all” for Adventists. July 18-20 the event will be based at the Fox Valley Adventist Church in the Sydney […]
by by Thomas Harold, July 3, 2014 Thomas Harold is a free lance writer who has written numerous books and articles in regards to the SDA faith over the years. Before joining Adventism, Thomas was editor of a natural Healing magazine and a feature article sports and entertainment journalist. Supporters chanted "Marriage is for one man and one […]
by Debbonnaire Kovacs by Debbonnaire Kovacs submitted July 9, 2014 When we read about the difficulties that come along with aging, one of the items mentioned most frequently is feeling useless, as if there is nothing important left to do, or that the aging person is able to do. One of the suggestions often put […]
by Tom Hughes by Tom Hughes Submitted July 9, 2014 Most people see the world through a windshield Motorcyclists see God's IMAX Theater They are IN the picture! We're heading to Colorado An IMAX view of the Rockies Clean air, massive mountains Tall trees and blue sky Vision so clear and broad Beauty and grandeur to […]
by Debbonnaire Kovacs (guest) By David Jamieson submitted July 3, 2014 Note: Here is another guest feature concerning a different, practical kind of ministry. This church is also creating an extremely helpful manual on how to begin this ministry in your church, and I believe the manual could be used to begin other kinds of […]
by Monte Sahlin By AT News Team, July 1, 2014 The Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America released an official statement yesterday saying that it was "encouraged" by the decision announced this week by the Supreme Court of the United States in the "Hobby Lobby case." Other Adventists expressed reservations and concerns about the […]
by Dan Appel by Dan Appel, July 1, 2014 A careful discussion of how Adventists relate to the Torah, including the Ten Commandments, is something which we can agree should be very important. At the same time, many would consider actual discussion of the subject irrelevant, self-evident, or unnecessary because the issues have already been […]