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New leaders appointed at TPUM constituency meetings
Reports trended positively, with attendees encouraged by the success of mission work in the TPUM over the past quinquennium.
How Harley lost his mojo: Dealing with a Parkinson’s diagnosis
Pastor Stanton provides an overview of the disease and the impact it has had on his life.
The link between diabetes and dementia
How nutrition and lifestyle can help you stave off "type 3 diabetes".
Can eating breakfast mean better grades?
Research shows feeding the brain is essential for good cognitive function.
SPD launches new health training course for Pacific Islands
"HEAL" (Heal in Every Aspect of Life) will roll-out across Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Kiribati and Tonga on November 23.
Caramelised onion and kale rice
Preparation time: 5
Cooking time: 45
Serves: 4
How Harley lost his mojo: Dealing with a Parkinson’s diagnosis
Pastor Stanton provides an overview of the disease and the impact it has had on his life.
Record Wrap
November 27, 2020
In this week’s bulletin: Women’s refuge relocates to transform more lives | Suva students blessed by spiritual retreat | Vocal ensemble releases new album | 70 cyclists ride 70 kilometres for ADRA.
Announcing the Bookshelf Top 20 of 2020
A mix of compelling stories and important information, many books on spirituality, lifestyle and health have made it into this year's Top 20 list!
Record Rewind: A highland school
A look back at the history of Kabiufa Adventist Secondary School.
Vocal ensemble recording a reminder of God’s presence even in a pandemic
The Promise's new album It Is Well sees Avondale's vocal ensemble explore themes of hope, healing and peace in times of turmoil.
Creative Corner: Anna Beaden
"I want these life-changing truths to not only get stuck in their heads . . . [but] in their hearts."
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The initiative was the first of its kind for Suva Adventist College. bit.ly/38RZIXf pic.twitter.com/Vp2Jz8FnAo
Students shave heads and raise more than $3000 for breast cancer
Wahroonga Adventist School students Kanya Young and Georgia Flemming have bravely shaved their heads to help those in need.
Living 28 launched in Victoria
Adventist Record editor Jarrod Stackelroth and Signs of the Times editor Kent Kingston joined ABC managers and Signs Publishing staff at their annual training and leadership weekend in the beautiful Yarra Valley, Victoria (February 21-24).
