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Building a House of Glass

Posted November 15th, 2009 by Editors

public campus ministry: an urgent plea 

By Bill Cork

Adventists have a spotty record when it comes to ministry on public and private college and university campuses...there are 19,000,000 students at these colleges and universities in North America–the combined population of New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, and Phoenix. Seventy percent of Adventist college students attend non-Adventist colleges. More > > >

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Latest News

Posted November 19th, 2009 by News Staff

the bible as poetry new testament

Bible translator Phil Ward claims his soon to be released 'The Bible as Poetry' New Testament Bible will be the most accurate translation of the New Testament available, and simple enough for a child to understand. This is being touted as the first translation that shows the whole New Testament was originally written in Biblical poetry. More >>>

Other News... 

Student Missionary Found Murdered in Micronesia [11/19]

Oregon Adventist Republican to Run for House Seat [11/18]

La Sierra University debate over creationism continues [11/17]

Bloggers React to LSU Controversy: Pleiotropy | The Sensuous Curmudgeon [11/17]

Features

Another Death in a Tragic Story

Posted November 16th, 2009 by Editors

By Nathan Brown

The recent execution of the convicted Washington sniper, John Allen Muhammad, could not help but bring back memories of those three fear-filled weeks in which Muhammad and his accomplice terrorized and killed around Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia in October, 2002. More >>>

Reviews

Make Poverty Personal: Taking the Poor as Seriously as the Bible Does

Posted November 17th, 2009 by Editors

Review by Jeff Boyd  

Make Poverty Personal is [a] quest to demonstrate that Christians have a significant role to play in combating poverty, that is, with the Holy Spirit empowering us with spiritual strength and love, we can share the good news of true hope and a new identity. I can envision three barriers that could keep some Adventists from actually opening the front cover and digging into its treasures, and I would like to briefly address these in hopes that more Adventist Today readers will in fact engage it. More >>>