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Time for Lent: Homelessness

Our Lenten authors today, Beth Miller Kraybill and Ken Kraybill, are Mennonites from Seattle, WA. I had the privilege of studying with Beth at the Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary (AMBS) in Elkhart, IN. At a school forum, Ken gave a presentation that addressed homelessness from both a local and national perspective. The story of how their home church gradually reached out to those on the streets really spoke to me, so I invited them to share their experience as part of this series on caring for others—the heart of peace and justice. I hope you will receive their story warmly.

Spectrum Blog

Reviewing. . .Adventist World: GC Session Edition

The Adventists: Watch Clips from the Documentary

Time for Lent: Homelessness

Reviewing the Review: Youth Edition

Video|Where Does Reinhold Niebuhr Fit Into Current Theology and Politics?

Art, Allah, and Cultural Naiveté

Adventism's Impact

Time for Lent: Economic Justice II

The Exalted Father (The Question of God - Alt. S.S. 4 of 11)

Video|That Millerite Prophecy Chart. . .Explained

Reviewing the Review: None Controversial Edition

Soulforce Equality Riders to Visit Oakwood and Union

Reviews

Book

Film

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    By Jared Wright

    With twenty minutes to go until show time, a large, chatty crowd already filled the Loma Linda University Church to see a documentary, The Adventists, by Martin Doblmeier, the filmmaker who also screened his feature films on Deitrich Bonhoeffer and forgiveness at the church within the last three years.



Adventistas ante la guerra y la paz

El pasado 29 de noviembre, Jonás Berea, miembro español de la Iglesia Adventista, publicaba en su blog el siguiente artículo con la intención de reflexionar acerca de la relación que el adventismo ha establecido y establece con la guerra y la paz.

La red de noticias ANN informa de que el 9 de octubre [de 2009] Jan Paulsen, presidente mundial de la Iglesia Adventista, emitió un comunicado sobre la concesión del Premio Nobel de la Paz a Barack Obama (la alocución de Paulsen se puede escuchar completa, en inglés, en un breve vídeo).


Sabbath School

Truth: Jesus' lived reality

At 8.46 and 9.03 am on September 11, 2001, two passenger airliners respectively crashed into the Twin Towers of the World Trade Centre. Is this the truth?

Spectrum AF Features


Spectrum Interview

Hope Channel's Woman Preacher in the Middle East

Kalthoum Qewar, a Jordanian speaker, is the main speaker in a new Adventist television series produced in Lebanon for the Arabic Hope Channel.

It is unusual to see a woman preaching in the Middle East. But Qewar has planted four non-denominational churches, organized women’s conferences, and trained hundreds of men and women in ministry.

Qewar believes that there is no difference between men and women in Jesus’ sight.


Spirituality

St. Patrick, the Saint for All of Us?

On my first trip to Ireland as a relative newlywed with my Irish inlaws, I fell in love with the beauty of the Emerald Isle and its witty people. One day after touring a cathedral where a statue of St. Patrick stood out front, I naively asked a question that embarrasses me now when I think of it. The docent had just told us some of the amusing superstitions connected to the statue— hop around it on one foot and be married within the year type of thing.

“Was St. Patrick a Catholic or a Protestant?” I inquired.
“He was simply a Christian,” was the reply.

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