Mending, serving, encouraging, reconciling, mediating, witnessing, forgiving -- all serve as intrinsic practices for those committed to peacemaking.
Of all the titles for Jesus, which is your favorite? Is it Lord of Lords or King of Kings? Perhaps it is Son of Man or Son of God or Son of David?
Have you ever had times when the need to pray was so powerful you felt almost forced to pray without delay?
In recognition of his support for Native American and First Nations Ministries, Lake Union President Ken Denslow was draped over the shoulders with a star quilt, symbolizing honor and respect.
Strong emphasis on evangelism; healthy tithe; discussions on looming pastors and teachers shortage
Free dental care was provided to the southwest Michigan community starting early on Sunday morning, November 12, at the Niles Adventist School.
“Mommy, let’s do a lemonade stand!” My 6-year-old daughter exclaimed excitedly.
In 1604, Caravaggio completed his “John the Baptist,” which has captivated viewers for centuries. On permanent display at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art in Kansas City, Missouri, the painting is a striking example of chiaroscuro.
Five Parishioners Trade Pews for Pulpits
During the 2022–2023 school year, the Andrews University International Center for Trauma Education & Care placed two Andrews students at the Bourj Hammoud Adventist Learning Center (ALC) in Beirut, Lebanon, to work with Syrian refugee children.
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My college son was in the hospital. He had experienced a spontaneous pneumothorax, risk factors being male, young, tall and thin, all criteria that he fit completely. Due to complications surfacing from inserted chest tubes, his hospital stay was extended.
When a Chicago church member made a large donation to the Shiloh Church school, the extraordinary act of generosity made headlines in the Lake Union Herald.
Early in His ministry, Jesus one day found himself on a hillside surrounded by a large crowd. There He preached his longest recorded teaching, The Sermon on the Mount.
In February 2023, a train carrying more than 115,000 gallons of toxic chemicals derailed in East Palestine, Ohio — 230 miles from Inkster, Michigan, where Sharon-Inkster Seventh-day Adventist Church is located.
