by Amalia Goulbourne | 15 October 2023 | The first annual North American Division Archives, Statistics, and Research conference was not the place that I, as a twenty-five-year-old pastor and seminary student, expected to rediscover my calling and motivation to continue pursuing ministry within my denomination. It has been eight painful years since the 2015 […]
8 June 2023 | Graduate CPAs from the Philippines Score Double National Exam Rate In the recently completed Certified Public Accountant Licensure Examination (CPALE), alumni from the Adventist University of the Philippines scored 72.73 percent, in contrast to the national pass rate of 30.35 percent. The CPALE is one of the country’s toughest board exams. […]
30 March 2023 | Adventist Pastor Advocates for Released Prisoners to Receive a Clean Slate Having overcome his own prison record, Seventh-day Adventist pastor Aaron Chancy is lobbying state officials in New York to approve the revised Clean Slate Act. Now a Ph.D. student and faith leader, Chancy works with organizations aimed at helping youth […]
by Amalia Goulbourne | 13 December 2022 | Cheer and happiness are key facets of the holiday season. But after losing two grandparents in two years, I recognize how isolating it can be to feel heavy and sorrowful during the weeks of holiday cheer. The following historical story is not for the cheerful, but for […]
By Jim Wibberding | 8 August 2021 | Curly dark locks danced beside her round face and bright eyes. “Daddy! I saw another jackrabbit!” Alonzo Beauchamp felt the lump of cash in his pocket and smiled at his four-year-old girl. For Alice, the train ride from Kinsley, Kansas, to their new home out west was […]
AT News Team, June 22, 2015: Don Livesay, president of the Lake Union Conference (LUC), apologized for the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s racial failures in a speech given at the Lake Region Conference camp meeting on June 20. At the end of the confession, Lake Region Conference president Clifford Jones accepted the apology and called for […]