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La Unión establece objetivo de 3,000 grupos pequeños hispanos

Armando Gomez, a member of the New Jersey Conference’s Bridgeton Spanish church, and Carlos Torres, the conference’s Personal Ministries director, illustrate one of Alejandro Bullón’s spiritual points during the Viva GPS Caravan stop at the Landis Theater in Vineland, N.J.

Historia de V. Michelle Bernard /Photo de Jorge Pillco

L'Union Se Fixe Comme Objectif 3 000 Petits Groupes Hispaniques

Norma Barahona, Emily Barahona, Emely Hernandez and Maria Hernandez, members of New Jersey Conference's CHURCH NAME in LOCATION participaNorma Barahona, Emily Barahona, Emely Hernandez and Maria Hernandez, members of New Jersey Conference’s South Paterson Spanish participate in the Caravane Viva GPS. Photo by Jorge Pillco

Spring Valley Academy Fitness Friends ‘Walk to Washington, D.C.’

Judy Cambigue, third- and fourth-grade teacher, joins her “Fitness Friends” as they place their “walking sticks” in a bucket.

Story by Judy Cambigue

Did you hear about the students in Swedish schools who walk a daily mile, resulting in higher academic abilities? This report inspired me to start something similar in my classroom this year.

Spencerville Adventist Academy Broadcast Journalism Students Create Documentary

Richard Machado and Evelyn Bao learn more about one another during the lming of LunchMeet.

Story by Heidi Wetmore

Columbia Union Sets Goal of 3,000 Hispanic Small Groups

Alejandro Bullón illustrates a point during one of the meetings at the Landis Theater in Vineland, NJ.

Story by V. Michelle Bernard / Photo by Jorge Pillco

Blue Mountain Academy Welcomes New Principal

Burney Culpepper (pictured with his family) will be the new principal of Blue Mountain Academy

Story by Tamyra Horst

All Eyes on the Prize

Editorial by Jerry Lutz

In today’s tech-reliant world, it can be tougher than ever to focus on something without getting distracted. Some of the wonderful gadgets designed to make our lives easier and keep us constantly connected can be dangerous—and even deadly—when, for instance, one’s attention is on texting instead of on the more pressing matter of driving. Of course, ours is not the first generation to face the challenge of staying on-task. Proverbs 4:25 says, “Let your eyes look straight ahead; fix your gaze directly before you” (NIV). Distraction was apparently a concern back in the days of Solomon too.