Special guest speaker Curtis Hall travelled across seven conferences, visiting 24 locations to undertake Sabbath school training with SS leaders, facilitators and attendees.
Author: Kymberley McMurray
Adventist Education has rolled out 8000 copies of a special Abide Bible across the South Pacific Division (SPD) designed for staff within Adventist schools.
The nine baptisms and one profession of faith were the result of ongoing ministry over the past six years, supported through Global Mission funds.
The volunteers were immersed in educational and cultural activities, marking the beginning of a series of annual community outreach programs in Xiangkhouang Province.
Lucy Martin described her life before knowing Jesus as a “tumultuous journey of trials, tribulations, ups, downs, heartache, success, fear, love and many many lessons”.
The new developments have created much excitement for students and staff.
Held at the AUC office in Melbourne, the advisory meetings consisted of workshops, presentations, and discussions on topics such as collaboration with schools, artificial intelligence, digital discipleship, and more.
The event was hosted by the Australian Union Conference (AUC) youth department’s official publication My Edge magazine.
Held at Stuarts Point Convention Centre in NSW from February 17 to 20, this year’s event is reported to be the highest in attendees since its beginnings in 2016, exceeding 500 attendees on Sabbath.
Hundreds of young people gathered in Melbourne for the Adventist Youth For Christ (AYC) conference entitled “Called by Name”.
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