Of Spiritual Dissonances
by Edison Garcia-Creitoff | 15 March 2022 | I recently heard a pastor say in a sermon that there seemed to be a civil war in the church between the vaccinated and the anti-vaccine believers. The pastor called on the members not to forget that, regardless of our differences, we are all brothers and sisters; […]
How to Talk to Your Children About the War in Ukraine
At the middle school level and above, it is essential to urge students to evaluate and analyze information, to discuss point of view, and to teach them how to identify propaganda, said Brighton Adventist Academy social studies teacher Christopher Morrison. Listen, invite questions, and ask children how they are feeling about this war. Acknowledge their […]
Home Is Where His Heart Is: Ukrainian Adventist Crowdfunding for Family Members Affected by Invasion
Vitaliy Yavtukhovskyi is a fourth-generation Adventist who was born in Crimea, Ukraine, and still has several family members there. Started crowdfunding to help support family, friends and humanitarian aid efforts in Ukraine. To donate to Yavtukhovskyi’s JustGiving crowdfunding page, visit https://bit.ly/JustGiving4Ukraine. 15 March 2022 | The events unfolding in Ukraine have drawn the attention of […]
Is Walter Veith Anti-Christian?
Is Walter Veith’s approach to Pope Francis ultimately anti-Christian? Does his way of speaking about the Papacy’s role in Bible prophecy ultimately contradict the sort of attitude we as Christians (and Adventists) are supposed to have? Find out in a new episode of Bible Scholar Reacts, hosted by Prof. Matthew Korpman and sponsored by Adventist […]
Why do church leaders only speak up after they’ve retired?
14 March 2022 | Dear Aunty, Why do church leaders and pastors suddenly develop courage and speak up on critical issues as soon as they retire? Signed, Suddenly Brave, Dear Suddenly, While this is undoubtedly true of the church, it is true of all professions to some extent: the job of a leader in an […]
ATSS PRESENTS: Forgotten Women Who Shaped the Church
13 March 2022 | After Ellen White, our church history remembered almost none of the women who made Seventh-day Adventists who we are. What happened? How did a church that was started by a woman—and has a majority of female members—end up forgetting the women who shaped it? To comment, click/tap here.
¡NEWS! AToday Latin America
Panamá | March 13, 2022 The business meetings of the AToday Executive Committee will be held this week. Daniel A. Mora, B. Th., will present the report of the AToday Latin America project, with recommendations for the advancement and consolidation of activities in Latin America. For decades, Adventism in this region has been disconnected from […]
¡Primera Iglesia Adventista Online!
Se fundó recientemente la primera iglesia adventista en línea de la Asociación del Noreste, Living Manna, seguirá teniendo la misma actividad que una iglesia en físico, los miembros podrán elegir a sus líderes, y contribuyendo a la misión dando el diezmo y las ofrendas. Living Manna también funcionará los siete días de la semana […]
La Guerra Mundial en mí
Por John B. Hoehn | 12 de marzo, 2022 | Mi abuelo nació en Odessa. No era ucraniano ni ruso, pero muchos alemanes vivían en las colonias alemanas de la época, cultivando las ricas tierras ucranianas. Más tarde, cuando el zar ruso decidió que necesitaba ampliar su ejército, incluso los colonos alemanes empezaron a ser […]
ATSS PRESENTS: Who Has Moral Authority in the Church on Ethical Questions?
11 March 2022 | How is moral authority best understood and exercised in a worldwide church when there are deep divisions about so many ethical questions? Who’s in charge? Who decides? To comment, click/tap here.