A deeper look into Sojourner Truth's legacy and her connection with the Adventist Church.
One of the hardest parts of eating healthfully is finding healthy food that tastes good, looks good, and is as good for you as promised.
“I commend you—you are already doing so much for the whole person. My question is, what haven’t you tried yet?”
Cruz will provide insight into the area of discipleship and evangelism.
During the past few years, as freshman Nicholas Gunn looked around his southwest Michigan community, his first response was to find ways to serve.
On Jan. 8-11, 2023, Lake Union based ministry leaders and administration gathered in Greensboro, North Carolina for the Adventist Ministries Convention.
Sojourner Truth, the renowned ex-slave, abolitionist and women’s rights activist, died in her Battle Creek, Michigan, home in the early morning of November 26, 1883. Later that same day, the Battle Creek Moon announced: “The funeral will be held at the Tabernacle Wednesday afternoon at 2 o’clock, Eld. Uriah Smith officiating.” (2)
Some of the best holiday recipes have long family traditions.
Master chef Linda Brinegar dishes out her savory holiday tradition
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William Hardy is credited with two important firsts. In 1857, William J. Hardy and his wife, Eliza Watts, became the first black family to join the Seventh-day Adventist Church. In 1872, William Hardy was the first Black elected to public office in the state of Michigan.
When a person has a chronic illness, they often focus on treating the symptom rather than treating the underlying cause. After doing a thorough health and lifestyle examination on a guest at Lifeline Wellness Institute, we learn that one of the primary factors contributing to their ailment is lack of sleep.
Por más de un año mi esposa y yo hemos estado mirando un programa en el internet titulado en inglés “The Chosen” (traducido al español: “Los elegidos”); es una dramatización de la vida de Jesús y los discípulos.
Jennifer Gray Woods spent formative years in Michigan
