Adventist Review.
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Continuing resourceSeries: Can we talk about Change? ; March 2021Publication details: Silver Spring, MD : General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists March 2021Description: 72p.; col ill. 27 cm. KidsViewISSN: - 0161-1119
- Adventist review
- Review and herald
- 286/.73
- BX6101 .A3
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Contents:
The anatomy of Change Change has been with us since "in the beginning" Gerald A. Klingbeil
These we believe There weren't always 28 fundamental beliefs. How did we get here? David Trim
Opening a dialogue about church and change Lael Ceasar Change is wonderful. Change is terrible. When it comes to the church, which is it?
Can we talk about change? We asked a question. Here's what you said.
The necessity of change To live, one may need to change. To live eternally, it is necessary Gaspar Colon
The church's mission Ellen G. White
The weight of the wait Deleise Sharon Wilson
Asking for help Max Lassel
At-risk behaviors are on the rise during this pandemic Alina M. Baltazar, Duane C. McBride, Gary L. Hopkins, & Peter Landless
K9 Veterans Day Sandra Blackmer
An ancient Lockdown Homer Trecartin
A blessed life Cameron Johnston
Famine & Rain Wintley Phipps
Endgame: The secret of the winning move Adam Brass
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