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EPISODE · Jun 26, 2025 · 6 MIN

Why Record is teaching Adventists to write

from Record Wrap · host Adventist Record

In this episode, we explore why Adventist Record is teaching Adventists to write, with highlights from recent storytelling workshops held in Papua New Guinea. We also celebrate five residents aged 101 and over at Adventist Aged Care Wahroonga, hear how a PNG church became officially organised after 27 years, learn about a new Adventist radio station reaching the Navajo Nation in the US, and discover what recent research says about how much sleep is too much.00:00 Opening and headlines00:30 Adventist radio goes live in Arizona01:17 You could die from sleeping too much?03:22 Celebrating centenarians at Adventist Aged Care04:19 Church organised in Papua New Guinea05:00 Empowering Pacific storytellers06:33 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ No pain no . . . brain? Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley JankiewiczSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

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In this episode, we explore why Adventist Record is teaching Adventists to write, with highlights from recent storytelling workshops held in Papua New Guinea. We also celebrate five residents aged 101 and over at Adventist Aged Care Wahroonga, hear how a PNG church became officially organised after 27 years, learn about a new Adventist radio station reaching the Navajo Nation in the US, and discover what recent research says about how much sleep is too much.00:00 Opening and headlines00:30 Adventist radio goes live in Arizona01:17 You could die from sleeping too much?03:22 Celebrating centenarians at Adventist Aged Care04:19 Church organised in Papua New Guinea05:00 Empowering Pacific storytellers06:33 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ No pain no . . . brain? Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley JankiewiczSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews

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