I love thoroughly detailed plans based on an abundance of research. I do not love being in the unknown or experiencing the unexpected. Late one afternoon, I found myself facing the most overwhelmingly unknown and unexpected decision of my life—one that required my husband and me to make an immedi...
On April 24, in Tbilisi, within the framework of “The Greatest Journey” project, youth held an entertainment program at the Tsisartkela Center, for homeless children with special needs. Tsisartkela is a place where ADRA Georgia has been implementing various projects over the past few years: renov...
Isabel Graciano watched her granddaughter Giselle Morales suffer from a barrage of health issues since she was only four months old: ovaries not developing completely, having a central line placed, kidney issues, and needing dialysis. When Giselle needed a kidney transplant at the age of four, Gr...
Lake Region Conference jump-started their conference-wide evangelism effort in Detroit, and as a result, 75-plus were baptized at the campaign’s conclusion in April.
Seventh-day Adventist leaders in the Inter-American Division (IAD) paused on May 11, 2022, to reflect on and celebrate God’s providence during the 100 years since the division was organized in May 1922. The centennial celebration, one of many held this year, gathered top leaders of the Adventist ...
The latest in a series of books about how educators reveal Jesus to students can help safeguard Christian education in a changing society, say its editors. Christian education is “a light on a hill” but, if unexamined, “risks becoming irrelevant in a world where concepts of authority, knowledge, ...