What has come to a screeching halt for you over the past few months? What did you lose? Was it a thriving friendship, a job, an internship or volunteer position,... read more →
The current pandemic and amount of information overload that it caused is affecting all of us. Added to that situation, acclimating to working across various virtual platforms has been shown... read more →
All across social media and the news media, as well as the Atlantic Union Conference Youth and Young Adult ministries prayer line, there have been countless accounts of the fear,... read more →
The arrival of the challenging “Rona Season,” with physical distancing and quarantine requirements has altered every aspect of daily life. Courts are trying cases virtually, doctors are performing telehealth visits,... read more →
No one remains a youth/young adult forever. It’s a stage that we all must enter and exit, a stage where all are called to live meaningful, Holy Spirit-directed lives—seeking spiritual... read more →
Is there a leader who is motivated, willing, and ready to identify their successor(s) upon commencing a given role? Is there a leader who will actually identify successors and allow... read more →
The month of December conjures up multiple emotions as many local Adventist congregations prepare for new lay (and sometimes, pastoral) leadership. It is also a significant month for seasonal change—a... read more →
Lord, thank You for walking us through the 2019 camping season. “I will praise thee, O Lord, with my whole heart; I will shew forth all thy marvelous works.”—Psalm 9:1,... read more →
The Almighty God, the Everlasting Father, has chosen to reveal Himself through general (history, human behavior, conscience, nature) and special (Old and New Testaments; prophets, and Jesus Christ) means of... read more →
The Oxford English Dictionary is meticulous about defining the word “camp” from the perspectives of noun and verb. According to Oxford, camp, as a noun, is a “temporary overnight lodging... read more →