Students from Wahroonga Adventist School have taken part in National Tree Day, just one of a number of environmental activities they take part in.
Author: Jarrod Stackelroth
The call to mission was as strong as it has ever been. “If you are not committed to mission, you are like a firefighter who runs into a burning building just to fix a painting on the wall,” he said.
Delegates in St Louis spent time in prayer and study during sessions as part of the I Will Go strategy.
The brief interaction gave me an important lesson. While it’s easy to get caught up in the politics of the Church at a time like the GC Session, this young couple saw an opportunity to do good.
ADRA premiered a documentary on the plight of the world’s refugees at the GC Session.
Runners and walkers are taking advantage of the downtown vicinity to get up at sunrise and explore North America’s smallest national park, the Gateway Arch National Park in St Louis, Missouri. The park features tree-lined avenues, a small artificial lake, lush lawns, and, of course, a giant metallic arch towering over the park.
On Monday morning of the General Conference (GC) Session, the Seventh-day Adventist Church presented a $US100,000 check for disaster relief to the mayor of the city of St Louis, Missouri, United States, after the region was struck by a tornado on May 16.
“I want to say thank you very much for inviting us to be part of 62nd General Conference Session,” he said. “[The PNG 4 Christ program] was a success as far as conversion was concerned—[the] work of nurture is still going on.”
