I’m guessing that only hard-core baseball fans have ever heard the phrase, the Mendoza Line.
Is it acceptable for those who believe in the imminent second coming of Christ and our mission to share the gospel with those in need of salvation to take time for vacation?
God was, and still is, pouring out His Spirit upon all flesh.
Growing up, my family often sung a familiar song during evening worship.
“Pronto el año viejo, con toda su carga de información, pasará a la eternidad, y habrá comenzado el nuevo año. Reunamos los tesoros del año pasado, y llevemos con nosotros al nuevo año el recuerdo de las bondades y la misericordia de Dios. Iluminemos el futuro con el pensamiento de las bendiciones pasadas” (Cada día con Dios, p.356).
I saw there are some states that are trying to require posting the Ten Commandments in public schools. Is this a good thing and is it legal?
As we head into the season of Thanksgiving, our women's ministry leaders are reminding us to reflect on God's goodness. Let their stories in this issue serve as a triage of sorts to highlight the medicinal properties inherent in gratitude.
Deborah Egger Appointed Women’s Ministries Coordinator
My Dearest Daughter, It’s been nearly eight years but I can still remember the day with such vivid clarity.
It was Women’s Day at the Detroit Burns Seventh-day Adventist Church. Pastor Tricia Payne, Lake Region’s women’s ministry director, was talking about a special mother-daughter brunch that was coming up.
In August of 2022, DeeAnn Wallace felt moved to create a social media account to spread the gospel and share hope.
After an 11-year hiatus, the Illinois Conference revived its Chicagoland Convocation, an occasion for area churches to gather for a “camp meeting for the city.”
It seemed we had been preparing (if there’s such a thing) for her death for some years. The initial cancer diagnosis had a life expectancy of 5-8 years, and we were entering year 12.
Each year, the silent killer creeps in and claims the lives of nearly 50% of unsuspecting women.
General surgeon Jason Goliath was volunteering as a patient navigator at UChicago Medicine AdventHealth’s recent free medical clinic when a primary-care physician referred to him a Ukrainian man complaining of groin pain.
The Indiana Conference of Seventh-day Adventists held its required constituency session at Cicero Seventh-day Adventist Church on September 29, with 375 registered delegates in attendance.
On Sept. 5, 2024, Andrews University welcomed K–12 educators from across the Lake Union for an immersive, hands-on professional development experience focused on science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).
Jackson Adventist Church, the oldest continuous Seventh-day Adventist congregation in the world, recently celebrated its 175th anniversary, marking nearly two centuries of remarkable contributions to the Adventist movement.
Chicago Seventh-day Adventist Christian School, formerly Shiloh Academy, celebrated its 111th anniversary during its annual alumni weekend on August 30-31, 2024, under the theme “We are Family. Always Bonded, Always Linked, in Christ.”
Elynda Bedney, assistant vice president of Student Financial Services at Andrews University, was recently awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Michigan Student Financial Aid Association’s (MSFAA) annual conference.
In response to the growing demand to provide specialized educational and behavioral support for students, the Lake Union Education Department created a position and hired a special education professional to meet the need.
Ruben Casabona was elected to the position of associate communication director for the Lake Union Conference during a specially called executive committee meeting.
The idea to broadcast live from the International Pathfinder Camporee in Gillette, Wyoming, was simple enough. But pulling it off day after day after day after day, was anything but.
