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Focus on Leadership Adventist Review Feature Articles for October 9, 2008 With a membership of more than 15 million, one of the greatest needs of the church is to develop leaders. By 2015 church membership will push 20 million. Who will lead the flocks and nurture growth? This week the Adventist Review presents several articles on spiritual leadership and the challenges facing the church
Update on Don Schneider, President of the North American Division
North Bahamas Mission News. Adventist Presence Now in the Berry Islands. Mission Trip to the Berry Islands On Wednesday, October 1, 2008 the President of the Adventist Church in the Northern Bahamas, Pastor E. Bryan Tinker along with the Executive Secretary, Pastor Michael A. Smith and the Personal Ministries Director, Pastor Henry Moncur traveled to the Berry Islands to establish the nucleus of a congregation and Branch Sabbath School on Great Harbour Cay in the Berry Islands.
Adventist & Religious World News for October 7, 2008 "The World’s Third Largest Illegal Trade," "It’s All About Me, Isn’t It?," "The Evanescence of Us," "Archbishop Condemns Proposal to Sterilize the Poor" "Croatia: Parliament Limits Sunday Shopping," "Ohio Academy Incurs $4 Million of Fire Damage."
National Youth Parade Photos View the photos from The Ministry of Youth and Sport of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas annual National Youth Parade. Each year hundreds of youth groups, including the Pathfinder, participate in a national march. The Pathfinder was the largest group on the parade. See photos
Lay Evangelist Shines in Exuma Truth for Today Revival Series, with Lay Evangelist Ivan Rolle, began on Sunday September 14th and ended Sept 27th on the island of Great Exuma, The Bahamas. Meetings were held at the Mount Thompson Church nightly, except Thursdays.
Pastor Ricardo Bain Speaks at the Grand Bahama Annual Youth Month Church Service Grand Bahama Island - The Annual Youth Month church service took place on October 5th at the Community at Heart Tabernacle Church in Freeport. Guest Speaker was pastor Ricardo Bain (Youth Director of North Bahamas Mission of Seventh-Day Adventist). Online Newspaper
The Tragedy of Church Hopping. An excellent Adventist Review article. There's a disturbing trend developing on Sabbath morning. People church hop for a number of reasons. Many appreciate different styles of worship, preaching, and alternate congregations. Insecurities and shyness about not being liked may trouble others. Some may just have what I call church attention deficit disorder. Read and share with a friend.
Attention Past Students of Bahamas Academy We invite you to be a part of the Bahamas Academy Alumni Connection. It’s an interactive website designed just for you. If you are a past student of Bahamas Academy go online and open a profile with your first and last names and photo. Invite your classmates to join
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		Surviving During Tough Times Each day the financial news gets worse and worse, especially if you are looking for hope in any of the morning dailies. The bailout of Wall Street, the housing crisis in the U.S market, investments in the Bahamas incomplete, fewer tourists, job layoffs, caution from the Central Bank of the Bahamas to curb spending... all cause us to be very anxious, angry and short tempered. This state of affairs makes us worry. However, Paul says in Philippians 4:6: Be anxious for nothing; but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known unto God. Women’s Ministries Conference /Workshop 2008 will be held October 10 and 11, at the Wyndham Hotel. The speaker will be Mrs. Vita Claudette Joy Andrews, Licensed Psychotherapist, Nationally Certified Counselor, Women’s and Children’s Ministries Director for the Caribbean Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists. Charlisa Cash of Philadelphia Church Wins Local Stage of IAD Bible Bowl A Call for Soul’s Culture Now! For too long now we have allowed secondary evangelism to trounce primary evangelism. Public crusades, radio and television programs are fitting examples of secondary evangelism. Person to person interaction is primary evangelism. We have inherited this from the ministry of Christ and the New Testament Church. It is primary because of its personal appeal. In as much as I salute those who conduct public campaigns and media broadcast, these are impersonal and were never meant to replace personal evangelism. Printer-Friendly PDF Format LOGOS ARCHIVES Sunset in The Bahamas for Sabbath October 11 6:47 p.m.