Written by Tami Navalon During the middle of the semester, it is likely that academic pressure is mounting. Often when pressures build, some things begin
Written by Katie Hallock Adventists and coffee. Perhaps oil and water. Growing up rooted in the church, my family has always done the traditional Adventist
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