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More than 1,000 women from across the North American Division meet in Orlando.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Adventist youth take part in bridge-building initiative.
He replaces Gary Thurber, who completed his two-year term.
How a small-scale farmer learned to save and be a better husband and father.
Life is short—a mere blip in the continuum of time. But is it futile, empty, and pointless?
More than 1,000 women from across the North American Division meet in Orlando.
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In Bosnia and Herzegovina, Adventist youth take part in bridge-building initiative.
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He replaces Gary Thurber, who completed his two-year term.
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Thousands of church members shared hope through acts of kindness and prayers.
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Facilities will help students, faculty, and staff to connect with the Creator, leaders said.
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Rally in the streets of Santo Domingo is held under the theme “Created With a Purpose.”
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In both rural and inner-city communities, AdventHealth is helping to feed those in need.
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Vol. 15, No. 9
This sermon was preached by William Miller in 1842. The language clearly exhibits traits of the nineteenth century; the ideas, however, are solidly biblical, timeless, and echo both urgency and passion.—Editors
We asked readers: What comes to mind when you think of the words “the blessed hope”? How has the reality of Christ’s return affected your Christian experience, as well as that of your family and friends? Here are a few of their responses.—Editors.
The following sermon* was preached by William Miller in 1842. The language clearly exhibits traits of the nineteenth century; the ideas, however, are solidly biblical, timeless, and echo both urgency and passion.—Editors
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