Adventists respond to Grenfell fire tragedy

Adventists respond to Grenfell fire tragedy

26 June 2017 | London [Richard Daly / tedNEWS] Two London churches are at the forefront of support for those affected by the Grenfell Tower-block blaze where 79 are feared dead and 151 homes were destroyed. Together with many community groups and local agencies, the Willesden and London Live Seventh-day Adventist churches, both located close…

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World Refugee Sabbath highlights a ‘sanctuary church’ in Southern Italy

  20 June 2017 | Castel Volturno, Italy [Victor Hulbert / tedNEWS / EUDnews] Jean* faced a stark choice. Take over leadership of her father’s animist faith or face deadly consequences. Jean is a Christian. Her only choice was to leave not just her community, but her country. She made it to Libya. There she was…

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ADRA World Refugee Statement 2017

20 June 2017 | Brussels, Belgium [ADRA Europe] “Today the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), the humanitarian arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, released a World Refugee Day Statement reaffirming their support for refugees and displaced persons around the world. The Inter-European and Trans-European Divisions of the Seventh-day Adventist Church fully support this statement,…

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Adventist Conductor Wins Important Award

19 June 2017 | Wesseslburen, Germany [Northern German Union Conference and Adventist Review] The Brahms Prize 2017, an important musical award endowed with 10,000 euros, was recently presented to Swedish Seventh-day Adventist conductor Herbert Blomstedt. The award ceremony took place on June 10 at the St. Bartholomew’s Church in Wesseslburen, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

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Passing on the baton at East Norway Camp Meeting

14 June 2017 | Røyse, Norway [Widar Ursett and Tor Tjeransen] “Be assured that God, one day, will make an end to all evil”, said Pastor David Neal, Director of Trans-European Division Stewardship Ministries, to a congregation of about 800 people attending the East Norway Conference Camp Meeting at the Norwegian Junior College on Saturday, June…

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Responding to Terror

08 June 2017 | Manchester & Watford, UK [Richard Daly / Peter Jeynes / tedNEWS] Two terrorist attacks in the past three weeks have shocked Britain, leaving 30 dead and scores injured, adding to the mayhem of an earlier attack in London back in March.

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Quality of Newbold Education on Par with State-Funded Universities

31 May 2017 | Binfield [John Baildam] Newbold College of Higher Education recently underwent its quadrennial Higher Education Review by the Quality Assurance Agency (QAA), the body appointed by the government to assure the quality of higher education provision throughout the UK.

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Latvian Adventist runners challenge, ‘Don’t Follow Me, Follow Jesus’

25 May 2017 | Riga, Latvia [Edija Diedrika] Coming together from across Latvia, over one hundred Adventist runners, aged from four to an astonishing 93 years old, took part in the 27th Lattelecom Riga Marathon on Sunday, 14 May. They had one purpose: witness!

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Challenging the impossible in Europe. TED Spring Meetings.

25 May 2017 | St Albans, UK [Victor Hulbert] Probably no other Adventist evangelist understands the challenges of Europe better than Pastor Mark Finley. While having been involved in mega-campaigns across the world he has equally committed time into seeking ways forward to reach people in the secularised cultures of the west, including a significant two-year…

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