World War I officially ended on November 11, 1918.
Adventists and War – 100 Years On Since Armistice Day
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Bryant Says Jesus’ Style of Servant Leadership Should Be Our Guide
NAD Executive Secretary calls on church, when in turmoil, to look to Jesus, the only one in control.
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Adventist Leaders Discuss Integrity and Transparency
Discussion at Annual Council shows need for awareness of biblical ethics within church governance.
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27th ‘Christmas In My Heart’ Volume Is Author’s 100th Book
Adventist author, editor, and compiler Joe Wheeler’s new book has been released.
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Rough Weather Ahead
Marriage does not solve any problems; it simply compounds them.
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Would You Take Risks for Jesus?
What is your risk tolerance for the gospel of our Savior?
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The Church Called Out
Give credit where it is due.
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The Life of Daniel in Cinematic Images
In Morocco, Adventist Review Ministries finds partners for one-of-a-kind production.
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Bangladesh Adventist Music Group Tops Recent Views on Social Media
Manger Music is one of the most watched Bangladesh Christian groups on YouTube.
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Two Hungarian Pastors Ride Tandem Bike to Mark Reconciliation
Divided by conflict in the past, they covered 230 miles together to Pastors’ Council.
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GRACE AWAKENINGS
As day comes on and shadows flee, we learn by hours how to live free.
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White Estate Launches Partnership with Center for Online Evangelism
On August 1, 2018, the Ellen G. White Estate entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Center for Online Evangelism (COE), forming […]
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Digging Deeper: Are The Dead Really Dead?
Is it true, after all that life’s two great certainties are death and taxes? Taxes, we know, involve different brackets for different income […]
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Permission to Dream
In Belgrade, Serbia, European Pastors’ Council opens with a challenge to step up.
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Adventist Pharmacy Worker’s Case Expected to Go to U.S. Supreme Court
For the first time in more than 30 years, the high court is likely to accept a Sabbath case.
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