Seventh-day Adventist Congregation...

Plus, transgender Adventist interviewed by independent news site The 19th, and more Adventist news stories.
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Lamb or Beast? A Creative Catechism for...

A Sabbath School presentation asks creatively how we act like Lambs and like Beasts.
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Canadian Novel Explores Adventist Self-...

Review of Darcie Friesen Hossack’s recent novel Stillwater, a pandemic story that explores Adventist culture through family, faith, and food.
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Hiram Edson: The Man and the Myth

Many Adventists have certain preconceptions concerning Hiram Edson: that he was a simple farmer, that he had a vision in a cornfield, that he wrote...
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Can Fiction Teach Us Religious Truth?

Scott Moncrieff reviews a book that argues that inspiration and growth in understanding life lessons can be drawn from studying the lives of...
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Supreme Court Strengthens Religious...

On June 29, the Supreme Court gave a unanimous ruling in favor of Gerald Groff, a former postal service employee in Pennsylvania who claims to have...
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Confusions about Authorship Lead to...

Ephesians offers readers an intellectually challenging chance to think about how we harmonize scripture and social moral change, but this week's...
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A Multitude of Counselors

We all need feedback sometimes. It doesn’t diminish us. It just means we recognize that we aren’t omniscient. The same is true for organizations.
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Rethinking the Language of Allyship

Ezrica Bennett reflects on her time reporting for Spectrum during Pride month and shares what she has learned about the journey of becoming an ally. 
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A Pilgrimage In Britain

So how did we find ourselves on that 63-mile walk? There is background. My wife and I regard travel as a great education and agree with the saying...
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