Indiana Academy students in the Assist program work with nursing home residents.
Creative ways two Michigan churches are financing Adventist education.
With the help of a key volunteer, Hinsdale Adventist Academy’s library undergoes a big renovation.
Indiana Academy students in the Assist program work with nursing home residents
When Indiana Academy student Jesse Ncube showed up last fall to visit her assigned mentor, she didn’t know what to expect. What Jesse remembers from those visits is her mentor, Shannon, suffering from congestive heart failure and bemoaning her spiritual condition.
If you could somehow postmark a letter back through time to your younger self, what age would you choose and what would it say? We posed these questions to our Women’s Ministry leaders, a group of resilient, courageous women who didn’t flinch in sharing crucial moments from their pasts when they could have most used the wisdom they now possess.
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The year 1844 lives in infamy for Seventh-day Adventists — we call it “The Great Disappointment.” Yet it was a bittersweet year as from the ashes of that experience there arose new life, a beautiful plant called the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Milwaukee Central Celebrates 75 years. The year was 1943 and members of the Milwaukee English Church were gearing up for a big move. After years of renting, the group numbering 70–80, had purchased land and building supplies, in preparation for construction of their own facility.
“You left me!” His eyes filled with fear, then betrayal. It was our weekly trip to the grocery store. I had placed my infant son in the child seat of the grocery cart; the oldest, who now looked at me with such distress, usually walked alongside me as we chose items and he placed them in the cart.
