By Briana Pastorino, LLUH, posted by Debbonnaire Kovacs, Aug. 5, 2015 National TV show, ‘Life on the Line,’ back for a second season Show produced by 12-time Emmy® Award winning team and narrated by celebrity journalist Lisa Ling Editor’s note: Last spring (2014), Loma Linda University Health unrolled their first national TV show, a documentary […]
By Debbonnaire Kovacs, posted July 29, 2015 About half the students, faculty, and staff at Blue Mountain Academy in Hamburg, Pennsylvania, as well as some community volunteers, were involved in the academy’s recent production of an operatic drama called “The Exodus Story.” Director of music Lawrence Galera told AToday that the full number was probably over […]
By Debbonnaire Kovacs, posted July 22, 2015 “Internet radio is the wave of the future,” says Glen Striemer. He ought to know. He owns four internet radio stations, each reaching different populations, though there is overlap. Striemer’s background shows him to have the people skills and marketing skills to be a successful radio entrepreneur. He […]
By Debbonnaire Kovacs, submitted June 24, 2015 The Seventh-day Adventist church will soon have another radio station. It won’t be a very big one—its broadcasting reach will only be a ten-mile radius of its tower, which will be located near New Circle Road in Lexington, KY—but those who are helping to get it in operation […]
By Virginia Davidson, submitted June 18, 2015 [Note from editor: I believe this is intended to form part of a longer work Ms. Davidson is working on, so if you like it, you may get a chance for more! We featured Davidson before, both in Features and in Poetry & Arts, (also here), but this […]
By Debbonnaire Kovacs, June 10, 2015 On the weekend of April 23-25, 2015, Israeli archaeologist Aran Yardeni told a startling story at Walla Walla University. In 1999, he said, when he was a second year student of archaeology at Bar-Ilan University in Ramat Gan, Israel, a friend and fellow student, Zachi Dvira (whose name at […]
By Debbonnaire Kovacs, submitted June 3, 2015 Richard Garey and his daughter were visiting Hannibal, Missouri, looking at all the Mark Twain sites, when someone at the visitor’s center asked, “Did anyone ever tell you that you look like Mark Twain?” Garey smiled. As a Mark Twain interpreter, he wore the trademark whiskers and flowing […]
By Helena Pett, submitted May 27, 2015 “We all have to eat, there’s no two ways about it,” said Ingrid Beer, professional personal chef, recipe developer, and blogger. Ingrid, who attends Glendale City Church in Glendale, CA, first got into cooking after deciding to make homemade baby food for her newborn son. She was raised […]
[Editor’s note: We have reported in the past about Team PossAbilities, and the amazing spirit and abilities displayed by the Team’s members. So we thought you’d like to see this latest news!] By Briana Pastorino, Media Relations Specialist, LLUH, submitted May 20, 2015 LOMA LINDA, CA – May […]
By Malaika Childers, 5th and 6th grade teacher, submitted to AToday May 13, 2015; originally printed in The Gleaner, reprinted by permission of the author. BATTLE GROUND, WA—This year, a few brave Meadow Glade Adventist Elementary School parents took the reins of a program that would prove to be a phenomenal experience for those who […]
By Debbonnaire Kovacs, submitted May 6, 2015 Tom McClure was working in Romania around 2000, as a project manager and trainer for a program he defines as “essentially helping further the establishment of civil society organizations serving children and furthering democracy—helping de-institutionalize children.” The program was funded by USAID, through America’s Development Foundation and a […]
By Debbonnaire Kovacs, submitted April 29, 2015 I admit it—this soon-to-be-senior-citizen is seriously envious of Milo Adventist Academy’s Equestrian Program! I mean, yes, I did learn to ride horses while I was at academy—we went to the church camp once or twice and I got to perch atop a swaying, bored camp horse while […]