Feature Righteousness & Peace Have Kissed Each Other “Sam Butler, 22, was afraid. Afraid “Righteousness and Peace” would collide like mortal enemies. That on or about Oct. 15, “Hope for the Homeland” would give way to a “Cry in the Night.”You see, Butler had a good thing going in Grand Rhonde, Ore. ... Read more The Most Super-natural Camporee of the Century Billed as “the most super-natural camporee of the century,” the North Pacific Union Conference’s “Glacier Camporee” delivered an awesome weekend of weather, Sept. 19-22, for exploration and spiritual discovery.This year, 1,628 Pathfinders and thei... Read more Holiday Hospitality Come they told me, Pa rum pum pum pum. A new born King to see, Pa rum pum pum pum....”It was 1958 when Katherine K. Davis published her heart-melting ballad about a shepherd boy and his rhythmic quest for Baby Jesus. It’s now a classic.For through... Read more Caring for the Ones You Love At Adventist Health, we’re always looking for new and innovative ways to fulfill our mission and make a difference in the lives around us. Our hospitals continuously add new technologies, the latest equipment and programs or services to combat dis... Read more All the Comforts of Home The comfort of home is priceless. At Adventist Health, we know a retirement center must not only have the comforts of home, but the friendliness of a family.That’s why we’re developing services to ensure that the needs of our seniors are met. Thro... Read more Caring for Kids from Car Seats to College Kids. Their jam-splattered smiles disarm us. And their sticky hugs at the end of a busy workday put projects and deadlines in proper perspective. They are undoubtedly what matters most to moms, dads, grandparents, and godmothers alike. Which is wh... Read more Elements of Caring When it comes to community service, there is no simple solutionæno pink pill that’s going to make poverty, hunger, illiteracy, and disease disappear. But by taking a unique approach to each challenge, Adventist Health is making a lot of small stri... Read more The Countdown is On! They’re not so different from you or me. They’re just everyday people.They don’t have specialized training. They’re not necessarily spiritual giants. They work, play, laugh, and cry. So what is it that makes them different?They’re busy preparing f... Read more Prodigy! The year is 1519. A dapper captain of low Spanish nobility struts from his ship and commandingly marches onto the shores of eastern Mexico, claiming the land for Spain.His name is Hernán Cortez, and he has reached a crossroads in his short and sor... Read more Ten Academy Students Win Ten graduating seniors were recipients of the Caring Heart Award, given annually to academy students who exhibit leadership qualities in their churches and communities. Read more Student Scholarships No student who really wants to attend this Adventist school and is willing to work hard to be here will be turned away for financial reasons. No one.Hard times. Skidding stock markets. Flat sales. Threatened layoffs. Unemployment. The temptation t... Read more Whatever Happened to the By most counts, the '50s was a great time to be alive. World War II was over. Europe was emerging from ruins. The economy was booming. Jobs were plentiful.But it wasn't all roses. Perhaps the greatest fear for Pacific Northwesterners was that the ... Read more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 58 Page 59 Page 60 Page 61 Page 62 Page 63 Page 64 Current page 65 Page 66 Next page Next › Last page Last »
Righteousness & Peace Have Kissed Each Other “Sam Butler, 22, was afraid. Afraid “Righteousness and Peace” would collide like mortal enemies. That on or about Oct. 15, “Hope for the Homeland” would give way to a “Cry in the Night.”You see, Butler had a good thing going in Grand Rhonde, Ore. ... Read more
The Most Super-natural Camporee of the Century Billed as “the most super-natural camporee of the century,” the North Pacific Union Conference’s “Glacier Camporee” delivered an awesome weekend of weather, Sept. 19-22, for exploration and spiritual discovery.This year, 1,628 Pathfinders and thei... Read more
Holiday Hospitality Come they told me, Pa rum pum pum pum. A new born King to see, Pa rum pum pum pum....”It was 1958 when Katherine K. Davis published her heart-melting ballad about a shepherd boy and his rhythmic quest for Baby Jesus. It’s now a classic.For through... Read more
Caring for the Ones You Love At Adventist Health, we’re always looking for new and innovative ways to fulfill our mission and make a difference in the lives around us. Our hospitals continuously add new technologies, the latest equipment and programs or services to combat dis... Read more
All the Comforts of Home The comfort of home is priceless. At Adventist Health, we know a retirement center must not only have the comforts of home, but the friendliness of a family.That’s why we’re developing services to ensure that the needs of our seniors are met. Thro... Read more
Caring for Kids from Car Seats to College Kids. Their jam-splattered smiles disarm us. And their sticky hugs at the end of a busy workday put projects and deadlines in proper perspective. They are undoubtedly what matters most to moms, dads, grandparents, and godmothers alike. Which is wh... Read more
Elements of Caring When it comes to community service, there is no simple solutionæno pink pill that’s going to make poverty, hunger, illiteracy, and disease disappear. But by taking a unique approach to each challenge, Adventist Health is making a lot of small stri... Read more
The Countdown is On! They’re not so different from you or me. They’re just everyday people.They don’t have specialized training. They’re not necessarily spiritual giants. They work, play, laugh, and cry. So what is it that makes them different?They’re busy preparing f... Read more
Prodigy! The year is 1519. A dapper captain of low Spanish nobility struts from his ship and commandingly marches onto the shores of eastern Mexico, claiming the land for Spain.His name is Hernán Cortez, and he has reached a crossroads in his short and sor... Read more
Ten Academy Students Win Ten graduating seniors were recipients of the Caring Heart Award, given annually to academy students who exhibit leadership qualities in their churches and communities. Read more
Student Scholarships No student who really wants to attend this Adventist school and is willing to work hard to be here will be turned away for financial reasons. No one.Hard times. Skidding stock markets. Flat sales. Threatened layoffs. Unemployment. The temptation t... Read more
Whatever Happened to the By most counts, the '50s was a great time to be alive. World War II was over. Europe was emerging from ruins. The economy was booming. Jobs were plentiful.But it wasn't all roses. Perhaps the greatest fear for Pacific Northwesterners was that the ... Read more
