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Rescuing Lives When Disaster Struck Home in Venezuela
When the ground began to shake, Captain Robinson Navarro was on the second floor of the Caracas fire station, at which he was based. At first he didn’t think much of it. Days earlier there had been a tremor that his colleagues had not even noticed. But this time the shaking grew stronger and did … Continued
Nohemi Belandria
September 13, 2026
The Second Paul of Asia Minor
Threatened constantly, imprisoned repeatedly, and ultimately martyred for his faith, Zadour G. Baharian carried the Advent message across the Ottoman Empire, helping establish the Adventist work throughout Asia Minor.
A Jewish Christian Finds an Adventist Home
Yet when David, a Jew, chose to follow God faithfully according to the light he had received, God returned to him far more than he had lost.
Reinaldo W. Siqueira
September 4, 2026
Point Man
Lost in rugged terrain, covered in mud, and facing dangers at every turn, José learned an unforgettable lesson: the One who goes before us is more important than any map, compass, or weapon.
Adel Torres
September 2, 2026
Behind the Lens, Hope
When Jonathan Lanza reached the Suma sector of Catia La Mar, in Venezuela, the scene stopped him in his tracks. Four-story buildings had collapsed onto one another like pieces in a Tetris game. Ambulances surrounded the area as people shouted and ran through clouds of dust. “I had to pray right there,” Lanza recalls. “A … Continued
Nohemi Belandria
September 2, 2026
Salt of the Earth
I was fine with being asked to participate, until I found out I was going to be a preacher!
Abbi Cleveland
August 31, 2026
When Faith Gets Hard
“What if they’re right?” That quiet question hit during biology class—and it became the beginning of a deeper faith journey. Doubt doesn’t have to destroy faith. Sometimes it pushes us to seek God more honestly than ever before.
Yeseul Kim
August 29, 2026
Adventist University Moves to Preserve Decades of Student Missionary Stories
For nearly six decades Southern Adventist University students have answered calls to serve as student missionaries around the world. Now, thanks to a recent project by McKee Library called Living Memoirs: An Oral History Collection, their stories are being preserved for generations to come. The initiative captures firsthand accounts from Southern’s student missionaries dating back to … Continued
Chehalis Eno
August 27, 2026
The Giant White Hand
A head-on collision seemed unavoidable until a giant white hand intervened.
Dick Duerksen
August 26, 2026
A Simple Question
How a simple conversation can lead to Bible study.
Vicky Pita
August 24, 2026
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