“Sabbath is made for man, not man for the Sabbath” Mark 2:27 As a third-generation Adventist, I was raised practicing the Sabbath. As a child, I enjoyed dressing up, going to church, and our special S...
In the wake of annual counsel, we are given the chance to reflect on how we are to evolve as a church by looking back to move forward. This week, ANN InDepth hosts Jennifer Stymiest and Sam Neves talk...
The advent of digital evangelism has opened new trends and introduced new strategies that help churches establish a relationship with the community. Since the pandemic, digital evangelism exploded wor...
After-hours students at Colégio Adventista de Joinville (Saguaçu unit) are making crochet blankets to help needy families and homeless people during the winter. Entitled “Crochê que Aquece,” the proj...
Imagine you are a meat eater who is considering becoming a vegetarian. After being convinced through science and research on the benefits of vegetarianism, you are still on the fence on whether or not...
Laughing children chase the swirling, iridescent orbs that bloom from a bubble machine. Tantalizing scents of cheese and bread waft from a pile of pizza boxes. The drum circle fills the air with a dee...
Three years ago, Roy Reid, of Longwood, Florida, experienced massive chest pains, which nearly scared him to death. “I’m asleep one night and wake up at 2 in the morning, and it feels like someone is ...
We’re in the midst of one of the greatest youth crises in history. Suicide rates are up—way up! So are depression, anxiety, sexual confusion, and desperation. All of this was completely predictable wh...
Whether we know it or not, we as Christians can fall for the misconception that there is a rubric we must follow. A clear cut pathway that must exist, guiding the steps of our Christian walk. This bel...
The Queen of England, Elizabeth II, called 1992 her annus horribilis (“horrible year”). I felt similarly about the year 2006. Early in the year, the language school where I was teaching closed its doo...