This summer Charleston, S.C., has been in the news because of the racially motivated massacre of nine African-Americans attending a Bible study and pray
Over the past few years, I’ve had a few opportunities to participate in committees tasked with hatching ideas that breathe new life into our education system in North America. Invariably the conversation turns to the pastor/school relationship.
Editorial by Darren Wilkins, principal of Spring Valley Academy
Saul had enjoyed great success in persecuting the Christians in Jerusalem, and was authorized to chase them down after they escaped to the North. But, on the way to Damascus, God called his name.
Editorial By Rick Remmers, Chesapeake Conference president
On various occasions, I have heard members of the church say, “I don’t have the gift of evangelism.” To that I generally reply, “That may be true, not everyone is cut out to manage great campaigns or do television and radio presentations, but all of us as disciples have a responsibility.” Then I hasten to add that we all need to remember that evangelism itself is not so much a gift
Members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the United States, Canada, Bermuda, Guam and Micronesia are currently participating in Pray One Million. This spiritual initiative is a wake-up call for leaders at all the levels of the church and for every single member of the family of God.
