You know when you’re at Vespers, singing along (or humming, depending on the COVID-19 policy at the time) with the energetic in-sync praise team, and

I was a homeschooled sophomore from Rhode Island visiting Great Lakes Adventist Academy (GLAA) in Cedar Lake, Michigan, for Academy Days back in 2017. Elementary

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Written by: Violet Petrikas Last year, on a warm morning, I sat in the downstairs adult Sabbath school, listening to the leader read from one

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Editor’s Note: The following article uses a fictional analogy. Long ago, in a land far away, there was a prince who wandered among his kingdom,

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As I drove across MacArthur Causeway — one of a handful of bridges that connect the island of Miami Beach to the mainland — I

In July 1889, the International Congress was held in Paris with representatives of workers from various European countries. The congress established that labor groups would