Newbold College Deputy Principal Receives Key Community Engagement Award
25 November 2011 Bracknell, United Kingdom [Philip Brown, tedNEWS] Dr John Baildam, Deputy Principal, Newbold College, has been presented with The Paul Clark Award – a special award for 2011 Governor of the Year at nearby Garth Hill College. Charlotte Edwards MBE, English cricketer and current captain of the England women’s team presented Dr Baildam…
Read MoreCall to Think Differently … Think Possibilities…
21 November 2011 St Albans, England [Miroslav Pujic, tedNEWS] Eighty-nine delegates from the thirteen Unions and three attached Fields, which constitute the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Trans-European region (TED), met from 13 - 16 November in Becici, Montenegro. The theme of the year-end executive committee meetings was “Revived by His Word: think differently ……
Read MoreTo Avoid Misunderstanding
17 November 2011, St Albans, United Kingdom [tedNEWS] In order to avoid any misunderstanding in connection with the vote on Women in Leadership by the TED Executive Committee, on 16 November 2011, the Trans-European Division (TED) administration has issued the following statement: “We wish to underline that the TED has not voted any changes in…
Read MoreWomen in Leadership
16 November 2011 Becici, Montenegro [Miroslav Pujic, Breaking News, tedNEWS] Today, forty-five delegates and twenty five invitees (union secretaries and treasurers) from the thirteen Unions and three attached Fields, which constitute the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Trans-European region (TED), discussed a Motion on Women in Leadership. After prayer, the 91% of the delegates voted…
Read MoreNewbold Gap Year Students Visit Dembidollo, Ethiopia
07 November 2011 Bracknell, United Kingdom [Philip Brown, tedNEWS] On 5 November Newbold College Gap Year students Saskia Heibutzki, Marieke Hulzinga, Judy Lewis, Julie Zielke, Spencer Tonack and Nicklas Risager along with Henrik Jorgensen (Head of Student Experience) returned from a two week trip to Dembidollo, West Wollega, Ethiopia. This was the third consecutive year Newbold…
Read More‘Look at the Reality’ Sweeney Tells Ministers
03 November 2011 Watford, United Kingdom [BUC NEWS, tedNEWS] "If we followed national statistics our membership would be over three-hundred thousand," Pastor Ian Sweeney told South England Conference provincial ministers at a gathering on Tuesday, 1 November. It was the third in a series of meetings that the recently elected President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church…
Read MoreHope Channel Helped Me to Find Jesus
03 November 2011 Middle East [tedNEWS] On 31 October 2011, Director of Al-Waad Media Center from Middle East was delighted to share with us an email which he received recently. We found it very encouraging and we are sure that Hope Channel is blessing people all over the world. We praise God for Hope Channel…
Read MoreNewbold College Partners with Adventist Colleges Abroad
01 November 2011 Bracknell, United Kingdom [tedNEWS] On Thursday 27 October the Adventist Colleges Abroad (ACA) Board of Directors voted to welcome Newbold College as an affiliate member of Adventist Colleges Abroad, a consortium of Colleges and Universities in the North-American Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Read MoreChange in Church’s Operations in the Middle East…
09 October 2011, Silver Springs, MD, USA [Miroslav Pujic, tedNEWS] The Seventh-day Adventist Church's top officials, represented at the General Conference (GC) Annual Council, voted today to accept a recommendation to realign the mission fields of the Euro-Africa Division (EUD) and the Trans-European Division (TED). For the TED, this means that the Middle East Union…
Read MoreAdventist World Church Approves Urban Focus; New York City is First Launch Site
9 Oct 2011, Silver Spring, Maryland, United States [Elizabeth Lechleitner, ANN] Top leadership of the Seventh-day Adventist Church today endorsed a plan to evangelize the world's cities, beginning in 2013 with New York City. The vote came as a practical response to world church President Ted N. C. Wilson's call yesterday to prioritize outreach to…
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