The death of the Son of God and His subsequent victory over death through resurrection are at the centre of the Christian faith. We must spend time reflecting and wrestling with their meaning and significance.
Author: Jarrod Stackelroth
After cinematic release in Australia and New Zealand during 2024, a film about the origins of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is being released on multiple streaming platforms on April 30.
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“We don’t need a praying life because that is our duty. That would wear thin quickly. We need time to be with our Father every day because every day our hearts and the hearts of those around us are overgrown with weeds."
Glenis Lindley (nee Justins) passed away on February 16 aged 83, after more than 50 years involvement with Australian motorsport, as well as a professional teaching career. “Writing for an Adventist publication was something she valued deeply. Using her platform to share stories that blended faith, resilience, inspiration . . . and cars."
Spanning seven days and covering approximately 300 kilometres, the ride took 60 cyclists and their supporters through some of New Zealand’s most breathtaking landscapes, from the towering Southern Alps to the stunning coastal scenery of Oamaru.
"This beautiful moment was made possible with the support of the local pastor, church elders, district directors, and the conference," said Dejan Stojkovic.
"When school, home and church come together in unity, we believe God can do something truly extraordinary.”
