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Le Camp Mohaven Frappé par une Tornade

Le personnel du Camp Mohaven n'a eu que quelques minutes pour réagir lorsque des tornades ont récemment ravagé la propriété à Danville, Ohio. « Grâce à la miséricorde de Dieu et à leur professionnalisme, tous les campeurs, le personnel et les personnes présentes sur le site sont sortis sains et saufs », déclarent les responsables du camp et du centre de retraite de la Fédération d'Ohio. 

Le président de la Fédération d'Ohio, Bob Cundiff, ajoute : « Le personnel de notre camp d'été a fait un excellent travail pendant cette crise. Ils ont parfaitement exécuté le plan d'action d'urgence du camp Mohaven et ont mis tout le monde en sécurité à temps. »  

 

Están vinculados el cáncer de próstata y los lácteos

Image by Couleur from Pixabay

Un estudio reciente de salud de la Universidad de Loma Linda encontró que los hombres que consumían alrededor de 430 gramos de productos lácteos por día enfrentaban un riesgo 25% mayor de cáncer de próstata en comparación con los hombres que consumían solo 20.2 gramos de productos lácteos por día.

Además, los hombres que consumían alrededor de 430 gramos de lácteos al día se enfrentaban a un aumento aún mayor del riesgo en comparación con los hombres que no consumían lácteos en sus dietas.

El Campamento Mohaven es golpeado por un tornado

Historia de Kasper Houghton, Jr.

El personal del Campamento Mohaven solo tuvo unos minutos para reaccionar cuando los tornados arrasaron recientemente la propiedad en Danville, Ohio.

“Gracias a la misericordia de Dios y su profesionalismo, todos los campistas, el personal y las personas que estaban en el lugar escaparon sanos y salvos”, dicen los líderes del campamento y centro de retiros de la Conferencia de Ohio.

El presidente de la Conferencia de Ohio, Bob Cundiff, agrega: “El personal de nuestro campamento de verano hizo un trabajo excelente durante esta crisis. Ejecutaron el plan de acción de emergencia del Campamento Mohaven sin problemas, apresurando a todos a un lugar seguro, a tiempo”.

What Time Is It?

Executive Secretary Celeste Ryan Blyden; President Dave Weigley; Treasurer Emmanuel Asiedu

Editorial by Executive Secretary Celeste Ryan Blyden; President Dave Weigley; and Treasurer Emmanuel Asiedu

If you say we are living in perilous and challenging times, times that try men’s souls, we agree. If you say we are living in the best and worst of times, we also agree. If you say we are living in the very last days of earth’s history, we most certainly agree.

Indeed, Jesus’ prophecy in Matthew 24:3–14 about the last days and the signs of His return are being fulfilled in our time. They dominate news headlines, posts and tweets.

Member Honored for Service to Women’s Ministries

Allegheny East Conference, Berea Church, Women's Ministries Department

Story by LaTasha Hewitt

Margaret Brown is Allegheny East Conference’s (AEC) longest serving Women’s Ministries area leader. Brown, a member of the Berea church in Baltimore, has been a local church leader in the Baltimore area since the inception of Women’s Ministries in the AEC more than 30 years ago.

‘Relentless’ Camporee Drill and Drum Corps Results Are In

Kelly Doherty, Tigor Lettsome and Wendy Prado display their trophies from the Relentless2022 individual competition. Image by Melvin Donadelle

Drill and drum corps competitions have long been a staple of Pathfinder camporees. This tradition continued at the "Relentless" Columbia Union Camporee this August. The team and individual competitions took place at the Summit Bechtel Reserve grounds in Glen Jean, W.Va. 

God’s Providential Care for Hispanic Work

Between 60 and 80 people gather to worship God each Sabbath at the Moorefield Spanish Company.

Story by Liz Bailey

Much of Mountain View Conference's West Virginia territory, especially minority groups, still waits to be reached with the Seventh-day Adventist message. One such place is Moorefield, a small town boasting a population of 3,000, with 500 Hispanics.

Adventist Education: A Classroom for God’s Love

Ben White/Unsplash

Editorial by Leona Bange

In a world of constant change, teachers in the Pennsylvania Conference have demonstrated that God’s love is consistent. Teachers continue to provide loving, caring, nurturing classroom environments that allow students to safely reintegrate into face-to-face learning. Laughter fills the hallways. Smiles are seen behind desks. Waves of singing bounce off classroom walls. And the sweet prayers of little children ascend daily in every school.

Blue Mountain Academy Students Bring Their Experience to Your Home

When five students show up late for school registration, the principal assigns them to a new initiative called “The Ambassadors.” At first, none of the students take the assignment seriously, but eventually something that started out as a project changes their lives forever.

 

One goal of the series is to enable families to connect with the academy in a fun, memorable and innovative way. As students worked on this filming project, they soon discovered that the storyline reflected their real lives more closely than expected.