The Let’s Talk website, dedicated to promoting communication between church leaders and Adventist young people up to 25 years of age, was launched Sept. 13, 2004. Let's Talk provides a place for Adventist young people around the world to send questions and comments to the General Conference Office of the President where they can expect a quick reply.

Find out what young people around the world want to know and read answers to their questions when you visit www.letstalk.adventist.org. Youth may ask questions like:

How can I believe adults who say, “The youth of this church are important” when their actions show otherwise?

The Bible says to honor our father and mother, but doesn’t it also say that parents shouldn’t anger their children? How can I get along better with my parents?

Every day I read about acts of terror, wars, or disasters in which innocent people are killed or hurt. Why does God allow innocent people to suffer?

In today’s society, there seems to be a gray area around what is right and wrong. What are some guidelines you can ask yourself to determine if an activity is right or wrong?

What efforts, if any, are being made by the Adventist world church to promote global peace and harmony? Should Adventists be involved in war? What is the church’s stand on warfare?

Jennifer Stymiest, General Conference Office of the President news writer