| The One Project Gathering in Seattle Attracts 700 - The One Project held its second American gathering February 13 and 14, 2012, in Seattle. About 700 people spent two days at the Westin Hotel in downtown Seattle. They came from all over the U. S. and from Canada, the U.K., Australia, New Zealand, Hungary, Norway, Brazil, Denmark, Switzerland...The One Project seeks - through gatherings, conversations, web-based content, and Christ-focused publications - to stimulate preaching, worship, and adoration of Jesus within and through the Adventist church...." | ||
| Adventist Prep School Fills Up With Trash--For a Good Cause! - Olney Adventist Preparatory School, in Olney, Maryland, is presently in sixth place in a nationwide recycling contest called The Dream Machine Recycle Rally sponsored by PepsiCo, Waste Management, and Keep America Beautiful. The halls of the school are filling with bags and boxes of plastic bottles, aluminum cans, and other recyclables, as the students race to win the $50,000 top prize for their school.... | ||
| Sabbath Schools to Study Environment Issues - “How should Christians relate to the environment?” is the focus of the study. “What should we, as Seventh-day Adventists, think about the environment, especially because we know that this earth is corrupted, will continue to be corrupted, and will one day be destroyed, burned up in a great lake of fire,” the Adult Study Guide Standard English Edition introduces the topic.... | ||
| Adventist School Girl Gets Top Award for Volunteering - Skyler Lee, a sixth-grader at Kelso-Longview Adventist School, is being honored as one of the top two youth volunteers in the State of Washington. She is a 2012 winner of the Spirit of Community Award given in collaboration between Prudential Financial company and the National Assembly of Secondary School Principals (NASSP). Skyler is 12 years of age and lives in Longview.... | ||
| Manhattan Missionary Leads Wall Street Discussion of the Occupy Movement - Trinity Episcopal Church, located at Broadway and Wall Street in Manhattan, is sponsoring an open forum on the Occupy Wall Street movement on Thursday, February 16. The discussion will be led by Samir Selmanovic, a Seventh-day Adventist minister with a PhD from Andrews University.... | ||
| Nevada Republican Party Held Special Caucus for Sabbath-keepers - The process by which the Republican Party is selecting a candidate to run for President of the United States is a major news story these days. One piece of the story is directly related to Seventh-day Adventists. The Nevada caucuses were held on Saturday, February 4, and the party leaders organized a special caucus after sundown for Jewish and Adventist Sabbath-keepers... | ||
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Running Around in Circles - Herb Douglas ...When each of us focuses on the Big Picture, it really is amazing how each front-page issue fits together in a larger whole. Everything is related to everything else! But not everything is as important as everything else!... |
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Secular-ism - Steven Foster Exactly what is it about the word “secular” that particular elements of the American religious-political class find so objectionable; so much so that it is routinely considered and used as a pejorative?... |
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Ultra-Darwinists and Conservative Christians Agree! - submitted by Erv Taylor This excellent essay by Dr. Kootsey raises an important issue rarely considered when we address issues dealing with the assumptions we hold when we are discussing the topics surrounding the relationship between science and religion including the contentious issues surrounding evolution. I hope this will generate much discussion. |
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God is a Broncos Fan - Charles Eaton Tim Tebow has been winning football games he has no business winning. He has heart, to be sure, but his talent level is woefully inadequate and glaringly unpolished. Therefore, his recent playoff loss notwithstanding, I have come to an unmistakable conclusion: God was actively helping Tim Tebow win football games.... |
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Jesus Hates Me - Nathan Brown ...it was his T-shirt of choice for that day, which read, “Jesus hates me.” I simply did not know how to react to such a statement, so contrary and outside my usual way of thinking about God....One suspects that often these pop culture artifacts are more marketing than philosophy, focused far more on whether they will sell than on the statement itself. But the question remains as to what would motivate someone to buy or wear such a label; and why would such a T-shirt sell.... |
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Ripping Off OUR Mask of Hypocrisy - Don Watson Hypocrisy, to God, is extremely dangerous, because it does not recognize the brokenness in all of us that requires divine healing....the Pharisees were not "walking in the light," they were hypocrites, God's children wearing a mask - pretending to have no sin. God could heal them, He wanted to heal them, but He could not unless they gave Him permission.... |
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Reading Into Isaiah - Mark Gutman Did Isaiah predict the virgin birth of Matthew 1? I don’t find that in the story in Isaiah 7. Let’s take a look at the story. A war was going on. King Ahaz was terrified....People who quote verse 14 often don’t remember any of the rest of Isaiah 7.... |
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