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Highway to Heaven: Truck driver accepts Christ after listening to online services

“You know, you’re already living the Adventist lifestyle. You might as well go ahead and make it official.”

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Youth reach out across our region for Global Youth Day

Global Youth Day (GYD), a mission initiative of the Youth Ministries department of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, was celebrated on March 20, 2021 around the world, including in our region. Events occurred in Lansing, Chicago and Milwaukee throughout the weekend of March 19-21.

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Something Better: Education for Present and Future Crises

Three hundred and eighty-five years ago, as the Revelation 13 prophecy of a power arising in a sparsely populated area of the New World began to be fulfilled, a small group from the 17,000 Puritan Congregationalists then settled from England in Massachusetts Bay Colony founded a college, and when Reverend John Harvard donated 320 books it was named for him, holding that name until today.

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Big, Bold New Ideas in Education

Some schools may have a counselor but here’s something unique to any school in the North American Division. In Fall 2020, the Illinois Conference initiated a conference-wide school counselor project, led by Mindy Salyers.

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Lake Union calls for prayers after 10 killed in senseless violence

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Something Better: Education for Present and Future Crises

Three hundred and eighty-five years ago, as the Revelation 13 prophecy of a power arising in a sparsely populated area of the New World began to be fulfilled, a small group from the 17,000 Puritan Congregationalists then settled from England in Massachusetts Bay Colony founded a college, and when Reverend John Harvard donated 320 books it was named for him, holding that name until today.

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Big, Bold New Ideas in Education

Some schools may have a counselor but here’s something unique to any school in the North American Division. In Fall 2020, the Illinois Conference initiated a conference-wide school counselor project, led by Mindy Salyers.

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Going the Distance: New technology-mediated school delivers a choice

Angela Prichard noticed that her son, Noah, was unhappy in public school. He was bullied, insecure and reserved, and constantly sick from the stressful environment of his school.

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Proclaiming Christ in the Marketplace

ASI is a Seventh-day Adventist organization of supporting ministries, businesses and professionals who are responding to the call of God to actively share Christ’s love and hope with the world.

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April 2021

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Evangelism
Broken but not shattered

Who am I? That is a good question. Two years ago, I would have given you a quick answer, an elevator pitch, as I was a confident, almost arrogant wretch, instead of the priest, father, husband and leader God called me to be.

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Perspectives
Bridge the Gap – Cubre la Brecha

“Por la transgresión el hombre fue separado de Dios, la comunión entre ellos se rompió; pero Jesucristo murió en la cruz del Calvario, llevando en Su cuerpo los pecados del mundo entero, y el abismo entre el cielo y la tierra fue salvado por esa cruz.

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Current Matters
Grow Groups encourage discipleship and community

Pioneer Memorial Church (PMC) Grow Groups are a small group ministry developed to help group members make new connections, share interests and receive spiritual support.

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Lifestyle
Promoting a healthy lifestyle

In the United States, leading causes of disability and death are related to chronic diseases; however, being physically active, eating a healthy diet and abstaining from tobacco use have been linked to chronic disease prevention (heart.org).

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