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10/29/2026

One hundred years after rising from the ashes of the original Dime Tabernacle, the Battle Creek Tabernacle welcomed church leaders from around the world, and former pastors and members, to celebrate its birthday.

General Conference president Erton Köhler was among the guests attending the nine-day celebration that began October 2.

Full report here: https://adventi.st/iveu6

10/29/2026

When Jodi Genson became a Christian, her mother gave her a journal and encouraged her to record the ways God revealed Himself in her life.

Years later, after hearing the words “You have cancer,” those pages carried new meaning.

They reminded her of prayers answered, difficult seasons survived, and promises she had learned to trust long before this diagnosis.

Her story asks a simple question: What might we remember about God if we took the time to write it down?

Read her story here: https://adventi.st/7uvum

10/28/2026

More than 40 volunteers recently participated in Catalyst, a mission project specifically designed for young adults ages 18–28.

In 2026, it took place in Juliaca, Peru. Maranatha created the project to offer service opportunities for young people in a pivotal season of life.

Read about their experiences here: https://adventi.st/porfg

10/28/2026

Ravi and Madu did not wait for a large ministry opportunity.

They started by getting to know their neighbors.

From there came Bible studies, English lessons, music classes, and relationships that helped people experience genuine care.

Sometimes mission begins by asking a simple question: What can I do with what I already have, right where I live?

Read the full story here: https://adventi.st/ca079

10/28/2026

Some needs seem too large for the resources we have available.

But Pastor Tim has repeatedly watched the right gift arrive at just the right moment.

The story is not simply about unexpected generosity. It is also about being attentive enough to recognize a need and willing to respond when an opportunity appears.

If God placed a resource in your hands today, what need could it help meet?

Read the full story here: https://adventi.st/6m6vh

10/27/2026

Some of the most powerful sermons I have ever witnessed were not preached from a pulpit. Earlier in 2026, I stood in front of a rehabilitated water station and a school that was given new life.

Residents handed me a letter of thanks. The water project was “not merely” a service, they said. It was the restoration of a lifeline and human dignity.

Read the full report here: https://adventi.st/ye2iw

10/27/2026

Abbie Dunn spent decades serving in China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, but her legacy was never meant to end with her.

She taught, gave Bible studies, helped refugees, trained nurses, and invested deeply in local believers, especially women who could continue serving their own communities.

Even when foreign missionaries had to leave mainland China, the work could continue because local people had been prepared to carry it on.

Read more about Abbie Dunn’s remarkable life of service: https://adventi.st/my4r0

10/26/2026

When people listen and create together, something restorative can happen, says AdventHealth Orchestra conductor Richard Hickam.

Recently, he expanded on this idea in his TEDxOrlando talk “Healing Comes From Creating Art in Community,” which included a performance by the orchestra he leads.

Read the story here: https://adventi.st/64tce

10/26/2026

We cannot always remain beside the people we care about.

Circumstances change. Relationships shift. Sometimes our ability to help reaches its limit.

But one of the greatest things we can leave someone with is the assurance that their access to Jesus does not depend on our presence.

Read how ‘Bella’s Bible’ made a lifelong impact here: https://adventi.st/cnlhf

10/25/2026

“We are living through the most significant shift in religious media since the printing press,” said Kyle Warren, media manager at Adventist Review, in opening his presentation at the LEAD Conference in Silver Spring, Maryland, United States, October 8.

How does the current shift affect what we do as a church?

Read about Warren’s presentation here:
https://adventi.st/mbie2

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