Andrews University will be hosting the Industry Lab Summit on Sept. 26, 2025, a free event dedicated to fostering collaboration between students, faculty and industry leaders.
Last fall, shortly after the North American Division launched Pentecost 2025—a territory-wide effort to inspire bold, Holy Spirit-led evangelism—Pastor Chaka Samuel was scrolling Facebook when a post stopped him cold: his friend and fellow pastor Kojo Twumasi had baptized 80 people in Toledo through something called the Compassion Project.
As thunder cracked over Covert, Michigan, more than 100 children raced across the lawn of the Covert Seventh-day Adventist Church, escaping a sudden downpour.
At 73 years old, Ron du Preez, an Andrews University alumnus, pastor and lifelong advocate for healthy living, is walking and cycling his way across America.
Teachers trained and dedicated for the school year ahead
Community health program seeks to foster health equity
Summer Camp 2025 | Andrews University
There’s something about the first Sunday of the summer camp season.
Many years ago, when I was 18, I spent my first summer as a staff member at Broken Arrow Ranch in Kansas. I was a shy young man. When I was hired, the camp director recognized I might not be good counselor material.
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My family and I have always enjoyed our Adventist camps, whether it be in the form of Adventurer camps, district church retreats, marriage or health retreats.
In 1985, Rod Willey was a driven dentist, fresh out of dental school, eager to build a successful practice. With his wife, Donna, and their growing family, life seemed perfect as he dedicated himself to his work, achieving remarkable success with over 100 new patients a month.
Can cities prohibit literature evangelists from going door-to-door distributing religious books or is this activity legally protected?
When students returned to Great Lakes Adventist Academy (GLAA) after Christmas break, they found their chapel transformed.
