Dr Knight is being remembered as a kind, humble and wise man who cared greatly for others.
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Sabbath, April 25, is a day to remember those in your church with special needs—mental or physical—and their families.
The booklet, written by retired audiologist Graeme Weir and published by Christian Services for the Blind and Hearing Impaired, is aimed at churches and public venue administrators.
Daniel Kuberek has started working for the editorial department at Adventist Media.
Following the departure of long-serving editor Lee Dunstan, associate editor Kent Kingston is stepping up to head Signs of the Times magazine.
It's time: After more than 25 dedicated and passionate years of service, Lee Dunstan pens his final communication as editor of Signs of the Times magazine.
In a series of presentations across four days at the end of April, a group of around 30 people explored issues surrounding the special needs community within the Seventh-day Adventist Church and how the Church might address them.
This year's Australian Deaf camp featured a deaf "speaker" for the first time.
In what promises to be a unique event, and possibly a first for the South Pacific Division, a presenter who cannot hear or speak will be the featured “speaker” at a fellowship camp.
