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Repairing America’s Collective Memory

by Danielle Barnard, 30 November 2017 In September, America took time to remember the tragedy that happened in New York City in 2001. Anyone who was in grade school or older remembers everything about that day, from where we were when we found out the first tower had been hit, to the […]

November, 29
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Life in the Terrordome

I remember seeing this movie when I was a kid called Thunderdome. It’s one of a series of films about a character named Mad Max. Max lives in a dystopian world where survival is the only objective. The Thunderdome is a literal cage dome where futuristic gladiators face off in hand to hand combat to […]

October, 26
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They Would Not Die

by Christopher C. Thompson, 10 February 2017. But the more they were oppressed, the more they multiplied and spread; so the Egyptians came to dread the Israelites and worked them ruthlessly. Exodus 1:13-14 I have always been enthralled by the story of the exodus. I think my favorite part is when God says to […]

February, 10
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Reader’s comments: “Jack is a committed Adventist Christian who cares deeply about his church. He has written this book to build on what Adventism has been and is to what it can and must become. In his words, “Change is uncomfortable, but things that don’t grow die.”… I recommend this book to Adventists who want to see their church fulfill its potential. I also recommend it to any one who cares about the Bible as a guide to a meaningful life.”

“ Totally honest…but very caring and loving.” “The danger in Jack’s book is that it will make you think!” “It challenged my assumptions and gives me hope for a more relevant church.” “If you are (or were) an Adventist and enjoy new approaches, this is a book you should read.” “I bought 3 copies. Love the book.”
“It has been a genuine pleasure and a relief…you have added very richly to…the Adventist soul itself.”

“We talk enough about the Adventist past and the frustrating present, but the future is a blank slate. Adventist Tomorrow is a guidebook to that future.”

You can read Pastor Jennifer Ogden’s review of this book here.

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