Lake Union Herald’s Top Ten Web Stories of 2023

As we look back at 2023, we witnessed triumph in every trial as we shared God’s stories in the lives of our members. So, get ready for a roller coaster of inspiration as we count down the top ten web stories from Lake Union Herald.

#10: Myanmar Youth Hold First Division-wide Convention

Hundreds of Myanmar Adventist youth group gathered at Andrews University for their first annual convention themed, “Bent But Not Broken.”

#9: Michigan Member Celebrates 109th Birthday

Anne Bauer, a deeply spiritual, lifelong learner, celebrated her 109th birthday in Sept. 2023.

#8: Why I Preach

In October we explored the unique journeys of congregants who traded pews for pulpits.

#7: Roger Dudley, Research Pioneer, Passes to His Rest

We reflected on the legacy of Roger L. Dudley, a pioneer in human subject research for the Seventh-day Adventist Church, who peacefully passed away at the age of 92.

#6: Hope After Darkness

In the August issue, we shed light on the sensitive topic of the sexual abuse, uncovering stories of hope emerging from darkness.

#5: Camp Meeting 2023

We gave a sneak peek of what our members could look forward to during camp meeting season.

#4: In Chicago, Ukrainian Refugees Find Hope and Plant New Church

Thousands of Ukrainian refugees have found refuge in Chicago. Among them, Adventists have found hope and planted a new church.

#3: An Automobile Crash Leads to Outpouring of Prayers and Miraculous Healing

The DeWind family was in a serious automobile accident. Prayers went out around the world.

#2: Celebrating 50 Years of Pastoral Ministry, a Tribute to Dwight Nelson

In February, Lake Union Herald Editor Debbie Michel sat down with Pastor Dwight K. Nelson in the Pioneer Memorial Church sanctuary to reflect on God’s call on his life. What God can do with a life devoted to serving Him is remarkable.

#1: Indiana Youth Escape Maui Fire Now Assisting Relief Efforts

Our top story unfolds in the early hours of August 8th when two Indiana youth escaped the devastating Maui fire. The literature ministers channeled their efforts into a mission of relief.