by Monte Sahlin Adventist Today regularly provides a summary of stories that we have decided do not require in-depth reporting, but our readers may want to be aware of. A new documentary exploring the unique aspects of Adventist schools by independent filmmaker Martin Doblmeier is entitled “The Blueprint: The Story of Adventist Education” and […]
by Monte Sahlin By Adventist Today News Team, January 22, 2014 Marijuana has recently become legal in Colorado and Washington, and voters may legalize it in Alaska, Arizona, California and Oregon by the end of the year. That would mean that the entire west coast of the United States and some of those states […]
by Lawrence Downing By Lawrence G. Downing, January 21, 2014 My friend and ministerial colleague Ryan Bell has set himself upon a journey that has an uncertain end. You may have read about his proposed venture in the Washington Post or perhaps heard him interviewed Sunday, January 12, 2014 on Public Radio. His declared intent: […]
by Debbonnaire Kovacs and Kathy Marson By Kathy Marson Upper Columbia Conference communications department administrative assistant Reprinted by permission, with an introduction by Debbonnaire Kovacs submitted January 16, 2014 Since my assignment here at Adventist Today is to look for Adventist individuals, groups, schools, churches, or other organizations who are working for God outside […]
by Debbonnaire Kovacs by Debbonnaire Kovacs submitted January 16, 2014 This little light of mine… (a photo I took of a friend’s solar light reflecting on a snowy night) I have recently decided to read (slowly and painstakingly, my finger following each unaccustomed line from right to left under the Hebrew) the Interlinear Bible this […]
by Debbonnaire Kovacs It's great weather, if you're a penguin! Oils on masonite panel, by Debbonnaire Kovacs
by Monte Sahlin By Adventist Today News Team, November 20, 2013 Updated November 23 Friday (November 22) Damas Tutehau Flohr (age 69) pleaded guilty to seven counts of fraud in Dunedin (New Zealand) District Court. He was immediately convicted and will be sentenced in December. Court proceedings commenced Monday against the Seventh-day Adventist Church member who conned members of the Dunedin Adventist […]
by Jeff Boyd Adventist Today, Viewpoints Interview Series, #8 Welcome to Viewpoints: Adventist Perspectives on Peace, Justice and Righteousness, an interview series presented by Adventist Today in partnership with Adventist Activism. In this eighth installment, we speak with Pastor David Kennedy, the lead pastor of the Newday Adventist Church in Parker, Colorado. Dave […]
by Monte Sahlin By Adventist Today News Team, January 15, 2014 "Basic management principles of giving [employees] a clear vision [and] a clear understanding of how their skills … contribute toward achieving that vision, also affirming them and being grateful to them for the contribution that they make" were "lost sight of" at the […]
by Andrew Hanson By Andy Hanson, January 15, 2014 The 28 Fundamental Beliefs are a core set of theological, bibliological, soteriological, ecclesiological and eschatological beliefs held by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Traditionally, Adventists have been opposed to the formulation of creeds. It is claimed that the 28 Fundamentals are descriptors not prescriptors; that is, they describe the official position […]
by Jeff Boyd October 18, 2013 Viewpoints Interview Series #12 Documentary Filmmakers Stephen Eyer and Daneen Akers Interview by Jeff Boyd Welcome to Viewpoints: Adventist Perspectives on Peace, Justice and Righteousness. Stephen Eyer and Daneen Akers are the producers/directors of the new documentary film, Seventh-Gay Adventists: A Film About Faith on the Margins (https://www.sgamovie.com). They […]