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I don’t normally link to non-SDA sources on this particular blog, and leave it to you to peruse the sites listed on the right. But occasionally I do share pieces from JesusRadicals.org since I have semi-regular contact with 2 of the main writers, and have met all the other primary contributors. So here are two [...]
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The Journal of Adventist Education dedicated an edition to peace. To view the articles online, go to the Issue Index and click on Volume 70, Issue 3, 2008.
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Adventists were certainly busy this summer. Here are a number of articles that span the past few months: The ONE Campaign’s New Video (Jeff Gang, Suburban Pastor, 20 Sept 2010) Are We Confused About Ordination? (Memory, Meaning & Faith, 19 Sept 2010) Due to Sabbath, President of Adventist Church in Nigeria Declares Election Boycott (Alexander [...]
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I’d like to post two sets of stories, so I need your info. First, I’d like to highlight what SDA college and university SIFE teams are doing. Do you have contact info for the group near you? I’d post a press release or a summary written by the school along with pictures and useful links. [...]
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Monte Sahlin submitted the following announcement about community organizing training that he will be offering in the spring. Sounds excellent. –Jeff I have just started the sixth year of teaching for the Tony Campolo Graduate School at Eastern University in the M.A. in Urban Studies program. Each fall I teach a course in Community Organizing. [...]
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Spectrum Magazine recently interviewed Karen Hanson Kotoske, “the founder and executive director of Amistad International, a non-profit organization providing funds to grass-roots self-help and educational programs in developing countries around the world.” The interview begins: Question: How did Amistad begin? What inspired you to take up humanitarian work? Answer: My work first arose from my [...]
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