En el año 2018 un grupo de personas provenientes del Brasil, compuesto principalmente de estudiantes de la Universidad Andrews, comenzó a reunirse en la Iglesia Hispana Adventista de Berrien Springs antes del servicio.
A couple years ago, I stumbled over a puzzling private letter by F.M. Wilcox (1865–1951), a former long-time editor of the Review and Herald (1911–1944) and one of the original trustees of the Ellen G. White Estate after her death in 1915.
I’m getting older and beginning to worry about what will happen when I can’t make decisions for myself. Besides dealing with health challenges, I don’t want to worry my loved ones about managing my assets. What steps should I take now to make life easier for my family in the long run?
It was spring of 1989. The Berlin Wall was still standing, I was living on the other side of the Iron Curtain, in Poland. The world would wait another four years for publicly available internet, so messaging as we know it now didn’t exist yet.
We barely think about the advantages of electricity until the power is gone. As I write, a large windstorm blew through our area and knocked out power for several days.
The weight of pastoral responsibilities often goes unnoticed, hidden beneath the facade of strength that ministers project. However, acknowledging and addressing pastors' mental health is essential for sustaining their well-being and effectiveness.
Friendship Evangelism Leads to Baptist Pastor and Wife Joining Adventist Church
One of my favorite lines in Scripture is a simple statement found in Psalm 31:15, “My times are in your hand.”
There’s an energy at work in Ezra Jean-Baptiste. He has a distinct conviction, a profound sense of godliness.
Early in life Stephanie Peterson felt a call to help others. Little did she know that calling would lead her to a life of service as a hospital chaplain and lay pastor in her home church.
The Michigan Conference dedicates every year to evangelism, and this year is no different. Throughout the state evangelism-based initiatives have taken place as a lead-up to the Michigan-wide public campaign to be held at the end of September.
In 1986, 27-year-old Robert McDonald stayed awake for 18 days, 21 hours and 40 minutes. As a professional stuntman, McDonald had jumped motorcycles and climbed mountains, but this was perhaps the most challenging and dangerous endeavor of his life.
After 52 years of service as a Seventh-day Adventist pastor, missionary and chaplain, 78-year-old Branislav “Branko” Dedic is often asked, “Why haven’t you retired?”
The Illinois Conference is thrilled to announce the promotion of Stacey DePluzer to the position of associate youth director, with a primary focus on camp ministry.
On July 22, 2023, a group of health care professionals provided much-needed services to a beleaguered Michigan community.
Andrews University welcomes Raelene Brower to the University Advancement team as the new director of Alumni Services.
Jolted from his sleep, it was 3 a.m. on the morning of August 8 when a phone call woke Pastor Kamil Metz, senior pastor at the Evansville Seventh-day Adventist Church. The caller was Dallas Matthew, 26, one of his members serving this summer as a student literature evangelist on the island of Maui in Hawaii. Dallas’s news was grave — he called to report that deadly wildfires had engulfed Lāhainā, the town in Maui that Metz left the week prior.
Over 40 Science Educators Unite to Delve into a Biblical Understanding of Earth History
Young Seventh-day Adventists in the country of El Salvador will soon have a local option for higher education. To find an Adventist college, those interested must travel internationally for hundreds of miles, at no small cost, to reach the nearest option.
Five Parishioners Trade Pews for Pulpits
