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Written By: Pam Dietrich

October 05, 2022

Oakwood Academy Basketball Wins Sabbath...
Plus, a Kenyan Adventist choir criticized for dancing will "continue praising God."
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Written By: Bonnie Dwyer

October 03, 2022

Details Count at Northern California...
A vote on whether to keep a unique part of the conference’s bylaws came down to the wire.
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Written By: Josué Vega

September 30, 2022

Partial Report from the Southern Union...
The meeting saw reelection of the union’s executive officers and other church business on September 18, 2022.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter, Alex Aamodt

September 30, 2022

Adventist School Creates Worry over...
Michael Carducci of the anti-LGBT organization Coming Out Ministries will present about sexuality and identity to the K–8 students.
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Written By: Matthew Peinado

September 23, 2022

Votes on Power, Diversity, and...
On September 18, the constituency met in Portland, Oregon.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

September 22, 2022

Justin Kim in Consideration for...
The current associate director of the Sabbath School and Personal Ministries Department is “Ted Wilson’s choice” for the position.
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Written By: Pam Dietrich

September 21, 2022

Antiguan Child Refused Admission to...
Plus, AdventHealth’s Great Lakes Region Joins University of Chicago Medicine.
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Written By: Spectrum Editors

September 20, 2022

Greg Hoenes on “The Challenge of...
Join the Los Angeles Forum on September 24 for a hybrid Zoom/live presentation by Dr. Greg Hoenes.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

September 18, 2022

Michael Campbell and Jack Hoehn: Two...
Michael W. Campbell, PhD, serves as the director of Archives, Statistics, and Research for the NAD. A graduate of Loma Linda University, Dr. Jack...
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Written By: Floyd Pönitz

September 16, 2022

Kinship Meeting In Europe Covered by...
Over a year ago, SDA Kinship received a letter from an Adventist congregation in Switzerland advising us that the membership had studied the topic of...
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