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HE’S STILL ON HIS PURSUIT
By Nestor Soriano … My family and I travelled to Indonesia in the spring of 2019. Katherine, my wife, was thrilled to go back to her native country. We flew to the popular island of Bali and enjoyed the beautiful beaches and delicious food. We also flew to Singapore to enjoy the sights and sounds of the bustling country. After a few days, we returned to Indonesia and spent the remainder of our vacation in Jakarta, the capital city where Katherine grew up.
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2020 – CREATIVITY AND FLEXIBILITY REQUIRED
NewsNuggets invited Brodie Philpott, head elder and Board chair of Littleton Seventh-day Adventist Church, to share his thoughts about worship during the pandemic and how church has changed in the new normal. We welcome pastors and leaders in our congregations to share their experiences with worship alternatives and innovative activities in their churches. Ed Barnett, RMC president, challenges us to consider “how we can do church better” This applies to opening up ourselves to the needs of the community and making our worship fresh, attractive, and inviting.
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DURANGO HONORS CONSTRUCTION CREWS
By Tiffany Chacon – Durango, Colorado . . . Durango church members gathered on Sabbath, July 25 to honor the men and women who worked tirelessly during the month of December to ensure their community outreach preschool could open in January.
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CAMPION ACADEMY OPENS WITH RESTRICTIONS IN PLACE
By Jill Harlow – Loveland, Colorado … Campion Academy welcomed 142 students back to campus for the new school year on Sunday, August 9.
Students and staff are following coronavirus safety guidelines by wearing masks and social distancing both during the in-person classes and throughout campus.
“I’m glad to be back on campus and see all of my friends again,” commented Sami Hodges, senior.
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MHA RECEIVES GRANT FROM ADVENTHEALTH FOR SECURITY ENHANCEMENTS
By Karrie Meyers — Highlands Ranch, Colorado … Mile High Academy was recently awarded a grant from the AdventHealth Secondary Education fund. These funds were allocated for security enhancements, which were installed at the school during the summer.
Returning students and families will notice the enhanced door security, including the addition of new doors going from the lobby to the lower school hallway.
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REFLECTIONS ON THE BEIRUT EXPLOSION
Middle East and North Africa Union Mission President Richard McEdward shares his thoughts after the explosion that destroyed and damaged much of Beirut including the union headquarters and Adventist University.
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