This year's Mountain View Conference Camp Meeting, June 16–24, held at Valley Vista Adventist Center in Huttonsville, W.Va., will include speakers Kurt Johnson, Bible School director for the Voice of Prophecy, and John Bradshaw, president of It Is Written.
Divorced couples and blended families face an increased number of potential pitfalls. Therapy offers some tools to help families have a higher chance of succeeding.
To honor our mothers and fathers in May and June, respectively, contributors Thomas and Hannah Luttrell interviewed two students from Chesapeake Conference’s Spencerville Adventist Academy.
Bruce Perry, a psychiatrist and neuroscientist, recommends the non-traditional “3 Rs” method to help children—especially those who are highly sensitive or neurodiverse—learn, think and reflect during difficult situations.
"I'm bored!" If you're a parent and it's the Sabbath, you've probably heard your kids say these words before. But Sabbath doesn't have to be dull and dry. There are many fun activities you and your family can do together.
In the May/June 2023 feature, four families describe what it’s like to raise children in less-than-ideal circumstances, how to fight against passive parenting, and what parents can do to help their kids define their faith.
Our winter baby was born in January on the coldest day of the year. She was 7 pounds, 11 ounces and 21 inches long. She had 10 fingers, 10 toes and thankfully only one nose. Her hair was soft and curly, and her skin against ours was tender and moist. And when she looked at us—her eyes wide with wonder—we melted.
Andre Ascalon, who retired at the end of 2022, served in the New Jersey Conference (NJC) for 38 years—20 years as a lay pastor and 18 as a full-time pastor.
Each of Pennsylvania Conference’s 10 schools recently received safety upgrades and new technology as part of the conference’s strategic initiative, “Together for our Kids.”
