A Tale of Two Ranches
By Stefani Leeper Snakes? Mosquitos? Mud? Sunburns? No, thanks. I’m one of the few Adventists who never went to summer camp. I can imagine…
A Lifestyle of Kindness
By Rajmund Dabrowski A few years ago, the enchantment of Bermuda with its leisurely lifestyle, houses painted in pastel colors and classy formal attire…
Experimental outreach in europe
By Victor Hulbert Editor’s note: Over the years churches in Europe have been drawing attention to new forms of outreach, especially engaging young people.…
Boulder needs some good news!
By Mark B. Johnson, MD, MPH Boulder is different. Everybody agrees with that. It is an enclave of liberals in a sea of conservatism.…
Creating an environment for outreach
By David Kennedy The most exciting thing any church can celebrate is the radical transformation of a person who “once was lost but now…
Give birth to baby churches
By Jose Cortes, Jr A few days ago, a long-time church leader, who is now retired, asked me,“What keeps you busy these days?” “Church…
Decaf Evangelism
By Jessyka Albert In my recent reading, I stumbled across the term “decaffeinated definition.” I had never heard anything like it before, and for…
What does it mean to be healthy?
By Mark Herlinger “I thought I was a healthy guy,” says Eric Shadle, MD. “Well, maybe I was a few pounds overweight, but I…
Friendship wins – so does the church
By Carol Bolden “I’m a third-generation Adventist,” explains Julio Arias, a Hispanic church member and field representative for RMC’s planned giving and trust services.…
Adventist community services gets a facelift
By Debbie Jackson Adventist Community Services (ACS) Community LIFT, known colloquially as “The Lift,” has been an important Seventh-day Adventist community service in Denver…