BY Emma Winegardner The visiting students from Sahmyook University in South Korea, celebrated the Fourth of July with their Southern Adventist University hosts. This summer, Southern Adventist University hosted a... read more →
BY Emma Winegardner By utilizing the prayer forum built into each of Southern’s online classes, students and faculty can find a deeper level of connection. Online classes at Southern provide... read more →
BY Lovelee Mathurin and willie walker Barbara Davis, Ed.D., Southeastern Conference superintendent of education, and Willie Walker ("Mr. Math"), principal of Ephesus Junior Academy in West Palm Beach, Fla., and... read more →
BY Nancy Wells Artist Alfrena Moosa speaks to the audience on June 2, 2019. Moosa hosted an Art Therapy Brunch in the fellowship hall of... read more →
BY Jeffrey Thompson Jeffrey Thompson, Ph.D. (left), Fort Lauderdale pastor, visits with super-centennarian Alex Dorival. Alex Dorival, 112, was seated in his favorite pew as Jeffrey Thompson and Ruben Joseph... read more →
BY STEVE HALEY Steve Haley (left), president of the Kentucky-Tennessee Conference; Jon Remitera; Steve Rose, executive secretary of the Kentucky-Tennessee Conference; Aaron McNulty; and Greg King, Ph.D. The historic Nashville,... read more →
Nayo Wright uses skills learned from the soap-making honor to raise funds for the Oshkosh Pathfinder Camporee. Nayo Wright, 10-year-old member of the Fort Pierce, Fla., Church Trailblazers Pathfinder Club,... read more →
BY CIRO SEPULVEDA The crowd waits for backpacks and school supplies. In July, members of the Philadelphia Church joined members of the Pulaski Church to provide school supplies to local... read more →
BY Karmin Rempfer Casey Sterling, Tampa First Church teen, holds his winning artwork that is displayed on the side of this Tampa Bay solid waste recycling truck. With his award-winning... read more →
BY NELSON SILVA Participants of the Cuba mission trip Jesus’ great commission, “Go into all the world and preach the good news,” Mark 16:15, was taken seriously by 11 young... read more →