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AT1 Videos for Weekly Inspiration
AT1 is a short, weekly video program that offers viewers some much-needed encouragement in these uncertain times. In October 2019, Adventist Today hosted AT1, our live gathering in Portland that featured some of the leading progressive voices in the Adventist faith community as well as uplifting praise music. AT1 was a great chance for all […]
Nancy Myers–Gift of Cheer
While you are here… This has been a year like no other. By necessity, a lot has changed about how we worship, create community and cultivate conversation. We at Adventist Today are doing all we can to be your virtual spiritual family, providing you with accessible, independent journalism, AT Sabbath Seminar, inspiring weekly Anticipating AT1 […]
A church employee asks: Why are there so many poor administrators?
11 December 2020 | Dear Aunt Sevvy, Why does it seem the church hasn’t very good administrators? I’ve seen dozens of highly qualified, competent, hard-working, dedicated church employees mistreated to the point that they transfer, resign, leave church work, leave their profession, or on occasion even leave the church. Others stay because of their commitment […]
University of Arusha Has Graduation During Severe Difficulties
7 December 2020 | Despite problems created during 2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting economic disruption, 494 students graduated from a variety of programs last week at the University of Arusha, the Adventist academic institution in Tanzania. Msafiri Mbibo, the deputy commissioner for the Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA), spoke at the event and urged […]
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Challenges Adventists to Grow Local Membership to 1 Million
11 December 2020 | On November 29, Papua New Guinea (PNG) prime minister James Marape challenged Adventist leadership in his country to grow the denomination’s membership in the nation to one million. According to the Adventist Record, Marape, himself an Adventist, addressed the opening of the Papua New Guinea Union Mission (PNGUM) sixteenth business session […]
Bill Garber–Gift of Cheer
While you are here… This has been a year like no other. By necessity, a lot has changed about how we worship, create community and cultivate conversation. We at Adventist Today are doing all we can to be your virtual spiritual family, providing you with accessible, independent journalism, AT Sabbath Seminar, inspiring weekly Anticipating AT1 […]
New Union College Scholarship Covers Tuition Costs for Families Making Less than $60,000
The plan will cover the tuition costs for students from most families with an income of less than $60,000. For first-time freshman students enrolling for the Fall 2021 semester, Union College will cover all tuition costs not covered by their federal and state financial aid package. The scholarship will be renewable for up to seven […]
Anticipating AT1–December 11, 2020
In Jesus’ upside-down kingdom, the blessed are not the rich, or powerful, or supermodels. It’s the wrinkled, obese, ordinary, depressed, disabled, and addicted who, when they discover how much they are really loved by all of Heaven (and the people on earth who get it), they are reborn. We’re so delighted you’ve found Anticipating […]
The Age of the Karens
by Elle Berry | 10 December 2020 | It’s come to my attention that we live in the age of Karen. Some of you may not be familiar with what a Karen is, so if you have not yet encountered this archetype please allow me to acquaint you with the basics. Over the last few […]