World Church: Educators Weigh Means to Reach Post-Moderns
Presenting religion to what has been called a "post-modern society" is an issue that Seventh-day Adventist theologians and educators are facing in their college and university level classes.
Presenting religion to what has been called a "post-modern society" is an issue that Seventh-day Adventist theologians and educators are facing in their college and university level classes.
Addressing Seventh-day Adventist theological educational leaders, world church president Dr. Jan Paulsen called for unity and a commitment to nurture the spiritual lives of Adventist youth attending their schools.
I want to see lives changed" at the United States Senate and beyond, declared Dr. Barry C. Black, who was sworn in on July 7 as the 67th Chaplain of the Senate. "I'm in a non-partisan job.
The Bulgarian Ambassador to the United States affirmed the importance of religious freedom at the headquarters of the International Religious Liberty Association during a meeting with Seventh-day Adventist church leaders July 8.
"We have, in a way, felt abandoned," the young Aymara church leader struggled to get the words out, overwhelmed with emotion.
The lives of children are being impacted positively in this small village of 900 people, thanks to the efforts of Seventh-day Adventist church members, a church-connected charity and local government.