LLUC Sabbath Seminars—The Adventist Christian Community in the 21st Century
(10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Pacific Time)
The Loma Linda University Church Sabbath Seminars class is hosting a series of discussions: “The Adventist Christian Community in the 21st Century.”
This week, we'll use the Richard Rice book Believing, Behaving, Belonging as a basic resource, but we'll stretch and distill themes beyond the book's emphasis, such as the Advent Community and The Just Community. Some of our best writers and thinkers will contribute as we seek to explore the church today.
Believing, Behaving, Belonging, Richard Rice, Association of Adventist Forums, 2002
Click here for instructions on how to sign up for the Zoom class.
Additional resources may be added for each presentation.
For an additional tool to study theology (as this is what we are doing in this series):
Thinking Theologically, Adventist Christianity and the Interpretation of Faith, Fritz Guy, Andrews University Press, 1999
3/26/22: The Early Community: Small Community and Ritual – Olive Hemmings Introduction, Chapters 1-3.
4/2/22: The Advent Community – Bill Shull Chapters 4-6 (7,8)
4/9/22: The Just Community – Zack Plantak Chapters (7,8) 9
4/16/22: The Celebrating Community – Maury Jackson Chapters 10, 11
4/23/22 – Panel. The Intentional Community: Where do we go from here? – Gilbert Valentine, Maury Jackson, Larry Downing Chapters 13, 14
