Students from Pennsylvania Conference's Blue Mountain Academy (BMA) bring a rich diversity to campus as they learn different perspectives and how to excel
in a multicultural, multi-ethnic environment, preparing them for the future in a diverse world.
This verse has made an impact in my life and in my heart. I still get upset at times, but in those moments, I hear a still, small voice telling me to love everyone I encounter.
Over the past few years, I have been going on an identity journey. This journey has been revelatory in many ways. Very little knowledge about my origins and beginning is known. I know I was born in Korea and was in an orphanage in Incheon by the time I was 21 months old.
Students from around the Columbia Union and beyond recently gathered virtually for Washington Adventist University's MusicFest 2021 "Virtual-oso Final Concert."
With my Type A personality, I tend to be a bit of a worrier. Too often
I realize my mind has wandered to the “what ifs” in life. Being very experienced with this skill, it does not need to be a huge life or death type of concern. Oh no, my mind is also capable of making a simple fear seem very significant.
Four of us formed a small prayer group. We met after class to pray together, and sometimes arrived early to pray for our classmates. The results of our prayers revolutionized my ministry.