Sandra Blackmer

It was early summer 2020, and daily positive COVID-19 cases were spiking to record numbers throughout the United States. Mark Janacek, like many people, was unable to worship in person with his fellow church members in Columbus, Ohio. As the lockdown continued to take its toll, he sensed a growing spiritual void within himself. “Looking … <a href="https://adventistreview.org/magazine-article/2107-60/">Continued</a>

A credentialed music therapist shares ways music can be used to connect, inspire, and heal.

Biochemical pharmacologist explains why we should avoid caffeinated drinks.

Presentation discusses the state of affairs and what Adventists are doing about it.

‘Crazy for Walking’ initiative creates awareness, offers hope in South Africa.

Special Needs Ministries coordinator declares what makes a person valuable.

“Sleep is a gift from God,” said expert Daniel Giang at the 3rd global health conference.

Top researcher discusses ongoing implications of the Adventist Health Study-2.

Teachers deserve our appreciation and our gratitude.

Recently released film depicts personal journeys of faith

Revived by His Word ends at GC session and shifts to Believe His Prophets.

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By Sandra Blackmer, Adventist Review/ANN If a young person wearing a red T-shirt, carrying a copy of the Adventist Review, and sporting a smile approaches you

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The experience is called a sacrifice but is also a rewarding opportunity to see the Holy Spirit in action.

See if your travels will take you close to some of these uniquely Adventist sites.

Those who participated in the Pennsylvania Youth Challenge will never be the same.

Is this something more than the latest “diet du jour?”

The Adventist magazine dedicated to good health celebrates its 125th birthday.