
I interviewed Roy Branson for the Association of Adventist Forums' printed Annual Report, handed out at last weekend's Forum Conference in Orlando, Florida. But the Annual Report did not have enough space to capture all of Roy Branson's thoughts on the history of Spectrum, so the complete interview is published here.
General Conference Vice-president Pardon Mwansa gives a great example of graceful, pragmatic thinking on Adventist work on the HIV/AIDS crises in Africa.
I met him briefly at a conference in Silver Spring and found him to be a very thoughtful leader. For example, see this terrific exchange on AIDS prevention in a longer interview conducted by Ansel Oliver at the Adventist News Network:
ANN: What about prevention?

Robert E. Lemon has been the treasurer of the Seventh-day Adventist world church for the last six years. He recently reported tithe takings of $1.78 billion for the last fiscal year – as well as a multimillion “extraordinary tithe”.
In a wide-ranging interview with Spectrum, he shares his insights about how giving trends are changing, how the Church spends its money and why endowments aren’t always a good idea.
We Have This Hope. Now is the Time. Almost Home. Transformed in Christ.