Ground-breaking expansion for new LifeStyleTV studio for Scandinavia

Ground-breaking expansion for new LifeStyleTV studio for Scandinavia

13 November 2017 | Malmo, Sweden [Tor Tjeransen] LifeStyleTV, a privately-owned television station based in Sweden, broke ground on Sunday, 5 November to start the development of a brand new television studio. Claus Nybo, the founder and director of the station, sees this as another miracle in the life of the station that has been airing…

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Christianity and Capitalism – Why Women and Shopping Matter

13 November 2017 | Binfield, UK [Helen Pearson] In the week when ‘The Paradise Papers’ revealed the investment habits of some of the richest people in the world, Newbold’s last Diversity Lecture of 2017 focused on Christianity and Capitalism.

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Reformation: No easy choice

9 November 2017 | Worms, Germany [Victor Hulbert with Robin Anthony] It’s easy to go with the flow, to be surrounded by people who all think the same, and to believe the same things as everyone else. It takes less effort. Why be the salmon swimming upstream, when it’s easier to be the twig floating down?…

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Norwegian health professionals debate the Adventist health message and trends

7 November 2017 | Mjøndalen, Norway [Linn Helene Stølen] A strong health emphasis is one of the identifying marks of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. That is true since its earliest days. Yet emphases change with time, so recognising the need to deal with some contemporary health issues, the Norwegian Seventh-day Adventist Health Professionals’ Association (SAHA) gathered…

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Reformation programmes uplift Jesus in Serbia

6 November 2017 | Belgrade, Serbia [Laszlo Gallusz]  Thirty-one evangelistic series under the title Five Ideas Which Changed the World, shared the message of Jesus in three languages right across Serbia’s North Conference during the month of October.

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Polish youth bring the Reformation to life in 5 cities

1 November 2017 | Krakow, Poland [Victor Hulbert]  An old-fashioned door. 95 theses. Nails hammered into wood. This is not a picture from 500 years ago, but is rather how young Adventists in Poland are publicly sharing the Reformation message today. October 31, 2017 is the 500th anniversary of Martin Luther posting his 95 theses…

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Newbold Business Student Interns at TED

24 October, 2017 – Binfield, UK [Kirsty Watkins] Under a new agreement between the College and the Trans-European Division (TED), Newbold Business students are now able to undertake an internship at the Division's St Albans office.

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Celebrating 500 years of Reformation

31 October 2017 | Wittenberg, Germany [David Marshall / Victor Hulbert]  It supposedly happened 500 years ago today! Martin Luther, a professor at Wittenberg University nailed an academic discussion to the door of the Castle-church in Wittenberg, generating a discussion that led to the Protestant Reformation.

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MA Leadership Module focuses on Jesus model for organisational health

30 October 2017 | Belgrade, Serbia [Jimmy Botha / tedNEWS]  “The gospel of Luke now is more meaningful to me then it was before,” states Bertold Hibner, pastor of the Vilnius Seventh-day Adventist Church in Lithuania. That was his surprising response to a question on the benefits of the MA in Leadership module he just…

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Heritage and hope for Cyprus youth and families

25 October 24, 2017 | Nicosea, Cyprus [Kim Papaioannou, Marica Mirilov, tedNEWS]  Cyprus may be one of the smallest administrative units within the Trans-European Division, but it is active in reaching out to youth and families, as demonstrated by two weekend events this October.

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