Has it ever occurred to you that many people sitting right next to you in church may have the most amazing story to tell of how they found Jesus?
Do you like a challenge? When I was in elementary school one of the popular challenges was arm wrestling. I did not win most of those contests.
My church recently received a cease-and-desist letter from a company that claims we used an image without permission and now owe thousands of dollars. Our church uses images we find on the internet. Aren’t those okay to use?
“Now let’s kneel, clasp our hands and pray. Repeat after me: ‘Now I lay me down to sleep, I pray the Lord my soul to keep and if I die before I wake, I pray the Lord my soul to take. Amen.’”
Mission! As Seventh-day Adventists, we are called to fulfill mission. Jesus instructed us to “go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19–20). At Andrews University, this mission assignment pulses through our veins, igniting our hearts and propelling us to become World Changers for God.
Higher education used to look just like every other level of education: students in a classroom, listening to a professor lecture.
In 2022, the Andrews University Center for Faith Engagement launched “In Passing,” a podcast that aimed to spark a sense of intimacy with God by uncovering the beauty of humanity through stories of students at Andrews University.
What started out as an ordinary summer day turned into a life-changing experience for Andrews University student Esfir Zavricico.
Change has always been something I was familiar with, whether it was good or bad. I grew up in a family that moved around a lot due to my father’s job, so I eventually accepted the fact that I could never call one place “home.”
A lot of my work is helping people deal with their emotions. Big feelings are hard. This may sound like I work mainly with children, but I don’t. I work primarily with adult men!
College students and family life aren’t terms that are usually used together.
UChicago Medicine AdventHealth is making changes to the food served at its cafes and Grab and Go stands.
For over 50 years, the public radio station WAUS 90.7 FM has been serving thousands of listeners in the Michiana area and online.
Battle Creek Academy was established in 1872 and the school is no stranger to adversity. Most recently it was a roof which threatened to crumble, destroying with it the school's illustrious 151-year history.
From July 28 to 30, 2023, the Green Bay Three Angels and Colby Nueva Jerusalem II Hispanic churches gathered for the first regional camp meeting held at Riverside Bible Camp located in the village of Amherst, Wisconsin.
On July 1, 2023, Amir Gulzar began his ministry as the executive secretary/treasurer for the Wisconsin Conference.
Three hundred educators and church leaders from across the Lake Union territory gathered Aug. 7-10 for the fifth North American Division Teachers’ Convention in Phoenix, Arizona.
Students in every Adventist school in North America will have access this fall to the new “Andrews Bible Commentary” through an initiative financially sponsored by three organizations, according to John Wesley Taylor, president of Andrews University.
The 10th Annual North American Division Zomi convention was held on the campus of Indiana Academy from June 28 - July 1, 2023.
That spirit of church planting continues at Central Hispanic Church with a celebration held on Sabbath, July 15, 2023, for the organization of a new Illinois Conference church called 2nd Generation.
It started last summer with the “Stop the Violence Tour” when members of the Harbor of Hope Church in Benton Harbor Michigan visited eight housing complexes to promote peace and stop the gun violence.
After more than a decade in the making, the Myanmar Adventist Youth group within the North American Division gathered last week from July 5-9, 2023 for a convention at Andrews University, with the theme “Bent But Not Broken.”
During the 2022–2023 school year, the Andrews University International Center for Trauma Education & Care placed two Andrews students at the Bourj Hammoud Adventist Learning Center (ALC) in Beirut, Lebanon, to work with Syrian refugee children.
This past spring, Andrews University students were given a unique opportunity to demonstrate the combination of their interests, academic knowledge and creative ideas.
