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23/11/2024
Editorial and ATSS links for today.
23/11/2024

Editorial and ATSS links for today.

23 November 2024 Editorial: “The Kids are Alright” Features editorial As long as there have been church institutions, there have been befuddled cries asking why young people are leaving the church. Twice a year we get social media posts designed to “start a conversation”, or a panel discussi...

Part one in AT's series on domestic violence in workers' families and how the church handles it—or fails to. Read more:
23/11/2024

Part one in AT's series on domestic violence in workers' families and how the church handles it—or fails to. Read more:

22 November 2024 Domestic Violence in a Pastor’s Home – Part 1: Treye Commentary by Pamela Maize Harris Treye McKinney is worried about having children of his own. It’s not that he doesn’t love children. He does. He’s an educator, after all. But he and his brother were victims of a violent...

Skip Bell takes on "church"—what is it, really? And should it be something else?
22/11/2024

Skip Bell takes on "church"—what is it, really? And should it be something else?

20 November 2024 ATSS: Skip Bell, “Re-Thinking Church – Are You Ready for Change?” ATSS, Features ATSS 20 November 2024 | It is not easy being the church. I am increasingly reminded of the humanity that accompanies our being a connected community of faith. I observe increasing worries over ort...

Atlantic Union College's land and buildings will be sold after $2.4 million loan debt and decade-long struggle to reopen...
21/11/2024

Atlantic Union College's land and buildings will be sold after $2.4 million loan debt and decade-long struggle to reopen.
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21 November 2024 Atlantic Union College Officially Proposed to Be Sold AT Polish, AT Russian, News 21 November 2024 | Since 2012, administrators at Atlantic Union College have been announcing plans to reopen, each year kicking it down the pike. Over the last decade, there have been hopes of partneri...

News from the Euro-Asia Division, Norwegian Union Conference, Inter-American Division and the South Pacific Division
21/11/2024

News from the Euro-Asia Division, Norwegian Union Conference, Inter-American Division and the South Pacific Division

21 November 2024 News Brief: 21 November 2024 News 21 November 2024| News from the Euro-Asia Division Guests and visitors across Moldova gathered at the Adventist Church of Vulcanesti on November 9, 2024, to celebrate 85 years of Adventism in the region. The celebration included a meal and an annive...

Gertrude Grimace, a long-time church member known for her disapproving stares, shared her enthusiasm for her new role. “...
21/11/2024

Gertrude Grimace, a long-time church member known for her disapproving stares, shared her enthusiasm for her new role. “For years, I’ve been perfecting my tsk-tsk sounds and eyebrow raises. Now, I finally have an official outlet for my gift of discernment!” READ MORE

21 November 2024 SATIRE: New Church Program: ‘Adopt-a-Backslider’ Pairs Judgmental Members with ‘Project Cases’ AT Lite fault-finding, gossip, judgy In a groundbreaking initiative aimed at boosting church attendance and fostering spiritual growth, the Piety Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church...

If Jesus came back to earth right now, would he be a Seventh-day Adventist? Read more—
21/11/2024

If Jesus came back to earth right now, would he be a Seventh-day Adventist? Read more—

20 November 2024 Which Church Would Jesus Attend? Commentary conservative, liberal by Reinder Bruinsma | 20 November 2024 | Recently I read part of a book written by Father Dale Tupper, whose title fascinated me: The Postmodern Catholic (Phoenix, AZ: Lionine Publishers, 2020). The topic of postmoder...

An extreme misogynist is one of the most popular figures online among young men. Read more:
20/11/2024

An extreme misogynist is one of the most popular figures online among young men. Read more:

19 November 2024 Andrew Tate and the Rise of Toxic Masculinity Commentary masculinity, men by Stephen Ferguson | 19 November 2024 | At the time I’m writing this, the Australian Broadcasting Committee has had a special documentary and podcast dedicated to the risk of Andrew Tate. If you are over th...

SATIRE: 6 Foolproof Strategies to Avoid Being Voluntold for Nominating Committee
20/11/2024

SATIRE: 6 Foolproof Strategies to Avoid Being Voluntold for Nominating Committee

20 November 2024 6 Foolproof Strategies to Avoid Being Voluntold for Nominating Committee AT Lite avoidance, nominating committee, strategy As Adventists, we all know the dread that comes with those fateful words: “The Nominating Committee will now begin its work.” If you’re tired of being vol...

Adventist Medical Group is the first US organization allowed to reenter Libya after decade long travel ban
19/11/2024

Adventist Medical Group is the first US organization allowed to reenter Libya after decade long travel ban

19 November 2024 Adventist Medical Group Plays Key Role in Libya-US Relations News 19 November, 2024| In a historic event, “A group of ten Adventist Medical Group educators and healthcare professionals visited universities and hospitals in Benghazi and the Green Mountain region, exploring opportun...

Ephesians 4:4-6 says that “There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called in one hope of your calling; one Lo...
18/11/2024

Ephesians 4:4-6 says that “There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called in one hope of your calling; one Lord, one faith, one baptism; one God and Father of all, who is above all, and through all, and in you all.” Why, then, are Adventists so separated from other Christians? Read Aunty's answer.

18 November 2024 Aunty, do we Adventists share “one Lord, one faith, one baptism” with other Christians? Features aunt sevvy 18 November 2024 | Dear Aunt Sevvy, Ephesians 4:4-6 says that “There is one body and one Spirit, just as you were called in one hope of your calling; one Lord, one faith...

Integrity and justice are encouraged at Indonesia's first Adventist Lawyers and Notaries Association.
18/11/2024

Integrity and justice are encouraged at Indonesia's first Adventist Lawyers and Notaries Association.

18 November 2024 Indonesia Forms The First Adventist Lawyers and Notaries Association In The Region News 18 October 2024| The West Indonesia Union Mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church hosted over 200 Adventist legal professionals from Indonesia and the Philippines on October 5-8. The goal was...

They shall not be moved…
18/11/2024

They shall not be moved…

18 November 2024 SATIRE: GC Introduces ‘Theological Freeze-Drying’ to Preserve Traditional Beliefs AT Lite Freeze-dried, fundamentals, progressive revelation In a bold move to combat what some see as the erosion of traditional Adventist theology, the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists ...

"NAD: Adventist University enrollment is shrinking and we don’t know why!GC: Hurray! The Shaking is here!'" -Shelley Cur...
17/11/2024

"NAD: Adventist University enrollment is shrinking and we don’t know why!

GC: Hurray! The Shaking is here!'" -Shelley Curtis Weaver on one of the satire pieces

Comments on the church changing, election lessons, a satire piece, This is Resistance, and a University professor's drug charges.

17 November 2024 Comments of the Week November 11-17 Features comments of the week Comments of the Week November 11-17 “NAD: Adventist University enrollment is shrinking and we don’t know why! GC: Hurray! The Shaking is here!‘” –Shelley Curtis Weaver on one of the satire pieces Comments on...

17/11/2024
16/11/2024
SATIRE: Man Who Accidentally Ate Meat on Friday Night Claims He Can Feel His Name Being Erased from Book of Life“First, ...
16/11/2024

SATIRE: Man Who Accidentally Ate Meat on Friday Night Claims He Can Feel His Name Being Erased from Book of Life

“First, my right hand started tingling, then my left ear began to itch, and now I can literally feel celestial white-out being applied to my name,” Thompson explained while doing jumping jacks in an attempt to “work the meat out of his system” before sunset. “I’ve already called the conference president’s emergency hotline and scheduled an appointment with my pastor for tomorrow morning.” - READ MORE

16 November 2024 SATIRE: Man Who Accidentally Ate Meat on Friday Night Claims He Can Feel His Name Being Erased from Book of Life AT Lite fear, legalism, salvation, Vegetarianism In a dramatic turn of events at the Collegedale Corners Adventist Church, local member Brad Thompson claims he can physic...

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230 Miles Conquered: We Made It to the Eiffel Tower! 🏃‍♂️🇫🇷🎉 Just before the stroke of midnight on Sunday, I finally reached the Eiffel Tower! The AT Summer Challenge's 230-mile journey from London to Paris is complete. To everyone who cheered, donated, and supported this incredible adventure - thank you! Your encouragement pushed me through every step, especially those final grueling miles. While the run may be over, our mission to support independent Adventist journalism continues. There's still time to contribute: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/getfit2024 From the bottom of my heart, merci beaucoup for being part of this unforgettable journey! #ATSummerChallenge #MissionAccomplished

#atsummerchallenge Day 8 - Final Leg : Cergy to Eiffel Tower! 🏃‍♂️🇫🇷 Setting off from Cergy to the Eiffel Tower for the last stretch of the AT Summer Challenge! Excited to reach the finish line, but also bracing myself for the (scenic) 40-mile route ahead. Your support has carried me this far. Let's make this final push count for accessible, independent Adventist journalism! Donate here: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/getfit2024 Follow along for the grand finale! #ATSummerChallenge

As I’ve done a lot of videos of me talking to the camera during the #atsummerchallenge, I’m switching things up today and instead featuring the special music item I enjoyed at church today on the outskirts of Paris at Église Adventiste Puiseux Pontoise. It was the Lord’s Prayer and I thought the trio did a great job! Thanks for supporting the #atsummerchallenge and the accessible, independent journalism of Adventist Today here: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/getfit2024 You guys are amazing! Bjorn Karlman AT Exec Director

The plan for today: Day 6 - Normandy to Paris Outskirts 🏃‍♂️🇫🇷 Today's #ATSummerChallenge leg takes me from Gournay-en-Bray in Normandy to Cergy, just northwest of Paris. The City of Light is almost within reach! As I pound the pavement towards the final stretch of this 230-mile London to Paris journey, I'm overwhelmed by the outpouring of support. Your cheers, messages, and donations have been the wind at my back and the spring in my step. You've turned this solo run into a community effort, and for that, I'm profoundly grateful. Even my friends from the UK secondary school days at Stanborough have been showering me with pep texts 🤣 Let's keep this momentum going for Adventist Today's mission of independent journalism! **Be part of this journey:** https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/getfit2024 - every contribution fuels both this run and AT's vital work. Don't forget to check the AT page for daily video updates. Your involvement makes every kilometer meaningful! #atsummerchallenge

79 km (49 miles): Day 5 (Ultra) Marathon 🏃‍♂️🇫🇷 Day 5 of the 230-mile London to Paris #ATSummerChallenge is complete, and it was truly challenging! I covered 79 km (49 miles) today, the longest run of this entire challenge. I ran between Abbeville and Gournay-en-Bray. Exhausted but glad to have this tough leg behind me. This grueling day tested my limits, but it's all part of the journey. Every step taken today was fueled by the amazing support I've received from all of you. As we continue towards Paris, let's keep the momentum going for Adventist Today's mission of accessible, independent journalism! **Support the cause:** https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/getfit2024 - all proceeds directly benefit AT. Thank you for being part of this journey. Together, we're making each mile count! #atsummerchallenge

Leaving Abbeville on Day 5 of the AT Summer Challenge! Your sponsorship and encouragement keep me going through the toughest miles. Please consider donating any amount (I’m serious, even a dollar for the whole 230-mile run is deeply appreciated) to support both my run and Adventist Today’s accessible, independent journalism. https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/getfit2024 - all proceeds directly benefit the accessible, independent journalism of Adventist Today.

Day 4 of my 230-mile London to Paris run: A 70 km / 43 mile run from Dieppe to Abbeville! 🏃‍♂️🇫🇷 The weather was not too hot today so that made things easier but it was a slog at times for sure! Thank you for sponsoring my run and the accessible, independent Adventist journalism of Adventist Today here: https://fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/getfit2024 Your encouragement keeps me going strong! Check this AT page for daily video updates on this crazy adventure. Thank you for being part of this journey from London to Paris! #atsummerchallenge

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