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South Pacific for Christ concluded in Brisbane last week, officially launching a new division-wide mission movement across the SPD. In this episode, we continue our coverage of the launch event, looking at key moments from the week—including an unexpected visit by General Conference president Pastor Erton Köhler to a local Adventist school and the attendance of Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape at the Sabbath program. We also hear from attendees who shared how they plan to take part in the movement across the Pacific.Watch our coverage of the launch of South Pacific for Christ. Hosts: Juliana MunizSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

A major mission movement is about to begin across the South Pacific, with around 1300 leaders set to gather in Brisbane for the launch of South Pacific for Christ next week. We also look at how churches and leaders are preparing for Trans Pacific for Christ and hear about local initiatives already underway. 00:00 Opening and headlines00:24 Jarrod is leaving01:47 South Pacific for Christ to launch next week04:12 Training underway for Pacific campaign 05:49 Pacific communities engaged ahead of campaign 07:30 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️  Record Live episode: Listen or watchℹ️ South Pacific for Christ websiteHosts: Juliana Muniz and Jarrod StackelrothSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

Seven widows in the Solomon Islands are finding renewed purpose and income through ADRA’s cocoa project; construction begins on a lifestyle medicine centre in PNG with government backing; and Pathfinders fill Wahroonga church for a vibrant end-of-year rally. Plus, a new Adventist Memory Centre opens in Brazil, and researchers use AI to explore the authorship of Bible texts.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  

Adventists in New Caledonia are helping their community heal after last year’s riots. Volunteers from the 10,000 Toes campaign offered free health checks in one of Noumea’s hardest-hit neighbourhoods, as part of a broader effort to rebuild trust and restore social connection. In Sydney, hundreds of teens gathered for a city-wide worship night; and in PNG, an evangelistic campaign brought together seven local churches and concluded with 28 baptisms. And in global news, Adventist women in Zambia are learning practical skills for community transformation and a Christian bank in the UK is making headlines for its rapid growth.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:33 Zambian women learn farming and faith01:10 Christian bank grows fast in the UK01:44 Sydney teens gather for worship night02:35 Evangelism series draws 900 in PNG03:15 Adventists are helping New Caledonia heal04:22 ClosingHosts: 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  

More than 330 young people responded to baptism appeals at the first combined Pathfinder Camporee in New South Wales. In this episode, we hear how collaboration between three conferences helped create an environment for spiritual growth and connection. We also talk about Advent Brass' centennial concert which fundraised for ADRA, and how the ATSIM Bible is making its way into new communities through partnerships with local organisations. Plus, a young Pathfinder in the US Virgin Islands crochets beanies for cancer patients and a new study highlights the link between dental health and bullying among Australian children.00:00 Opening and headlines00:34 Pathfinder crochets for cancer patients00:59 Is there a link between dental health and bullying?01:34 100 Years of Advent Brass02:54 ATSIM Bible expands reach04:09 Baptism requests and real friendships at NSW camporee06:30 ClosingHosts: 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     

Adventist schools are leading growth in Victoria’s independent education sector. In this episode, we report on new data and what it means for Adventist Schools Victoria. We also highlight a moustache-growing fundraiser for men’s health led by staff from the South Pacific Division office, and a new aid post providing basic healthcare to remote villagers in Papua New Guinea.00:00 Opening and headlines00:27 Wellness centre opens in the Philippines01:04 Childhood trauma and alcohol risk01:49 Movember at the SPD02:59 Adventist schools lead sector growth in Vic03:52 Health services reach remote PNG border04:44 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Movember fundraiserℹ️Job opportunities Adventist Schools VictoriaHosts: 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  

A generous donation from Sydney Adventist Hospital and Avondale University is helping 10,000 Toes upgrade wellness clinics in PNG and the Solomon Islands—ensuring safer, more dignified spaces for patients, including mums who’ve had to give birth on the floor. We also cover Fulton’s move toward university status in Fiji, the opening of a long-awaited dental clinic at Atoifi Adventist Hospital, and key headlines from the Adventist Church’s Annual Council meetings.00:00 Intro and headlines00:43 General Conference Annual Council01:27 OneVoice 27: A digital mission for 202702:25 Fulton takes a big step: University status approved 04:42 Donation brings dignity to Pacific clinics 07:59 Decade-long dream: Atoifi’s Dental Clinic opens08:49 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ 10,000 Toes Adopt a Wellness ClinicHosts: Juliana Muniz and Jarrod StackelrothSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

We’re back after a whirlwind of sessions across the South Pacific! This week we explore the rebranding of South Queensland’s Adventist schools and the reasons behind it. We also take a look at Sanitarium’s wins at the Healthy Food Guide Awards, how a TikTok pastor helped a young man in Ukraine find faith, and a new study linking group belonging with better wellbeing. Plus, October is Adventist Heritage Month—find out what's happening and why it matters.Heritage Month links:ℹ️ Adventist Heritage Facebook, Instagram and website.ℹ️ Listen to the daily devotionals (only this in October!)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  

A collection of rare and ancient Bibles—including a gold-covered edition and a Gutenberg replica—is touring churches and schools across the South Pacific; plus, four Adventist women are cycling 4000 kilometres across Australia to raise funds and awareness for suicide prevention. In news from around the world, we find out how unused smartphones are being repurposed for mission in Sri Lanka and how eating eggs might support heart health and longevity.Useful links:ℹ️ Legacy of Faith exhibition ℹ️ Follow @ride4life_aus and donateℹ️ Week of Prayer readings and audio versionHosts: 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  

Adventists across Australia unite to confront family violence, with new initiatives aiming to make churches ‘safe, not silent.’ We also share details about a new Faith FM series highlighting women who shaped the Reformation and Sanitarium’s latest community outreach efforts. Plus, in Making Headlines, meet a young Adventist heading to the North Pole for a scientific expedition and find out why 7000 steps a day might be enough to improve your health.00:02 Opening and headlines00:33 Adventist Bolivian teen joins North Pole expedition01:11 Study shows benefits of 7000 daily steps02:31 Adventists unite to end family violence04:34 New book inspires Faith FM Reformation series05:18 Sanitarium team supports Soul Hub06:14 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Stories from the Reformation show and bookℹ️ New enditnow websiteℹ️ Watch the enditnow summitHosts: 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  

This week, the South Pacific Division Executive Committee meetings set the course for the future of mission, including the return of key departments like Youth, Children’s and Family Ministries; new leadership appointments and the strategic focus guiding the Church over the next five years. We hear from SPD and GC leaders about the alignment between regional and global mission plans, and introduce the new presidents for the PNG and Trans-Pacific Union Missions. Plus, in Making Headlines, we look at a major Indigenous outreach initiative in Mexico and a surprising study on artificial sweeteners and diabetes risk.00:03 Opening and headlines00:40 Indigenous outreach in Mexico01:17 Artificial sweeteners and diabetes02:19 SPD restructure and strategy05:31 New TPUM president: Pastor Charlie Jimmy06:55 New PNGUM president: Pastor Danny P hilip08:50 ClosingHosts: 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  

Can justice be practised without faith? In this episode, we explore that question through the lens of a new book launched at Avondale University Church—Practising Justice by Nathan Brown. Plus, we follow a 250-kilometre fundraising run, look at child safety commitments across the South Pacific, and check in with global headlines on domestic violence and mental health research.00:00 Opening and headlines00:25 I Run for My Mom raises awareness in Romania01:08 Llama antibodies and schizophrenia treatment01:41 Can justice be practised without faith?05:38 Running 250 km for a cause 07:43 SPD leaders commit to child safety 10:19 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Practising Justice bookℹ️ GoFundMe page + Follow the challengeℹ️ Adsafe.org.auHosts: 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  

Papua New Guinea’s rapid church growth is reshaping leadership representation in the South Pacific. In this episode, we explain what the SPD Executive Committee is and why PNG now has more seats. Plus, hear about the SPD’s new associate leaders, a message from the GC president, and global headlines—from a community-focused café in Texas to a study on how pets support brain health.00:00 Opening and headlines00:30 New café connects with Texas community01:08 How pets support brain health02:11 SPD elects first vice president04:32 PNG gains more SPD Executive Committee seats07:05 Message from new GC president08:18 ClosingHosts: 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  

This week at the GC Session, new leaders were elected to guide the global Seventh-day Adventist Church, including the reappointment of the South Pacific Division (SPD) leadership team. The SPD’s video report highlighted mission initiatives across the region, while South Pacific performers and delegates brought colour and vibrancy to the event. We also cover a US$100,000 donation to tornado relief in St Louis, awards for women in ministry, and an appearance by the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea.Useful links:ℹ️ Record Live with PM MarapeHosts: 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  

The global Adventist Church has a new leader. Pastor Erton Köhler, the first South American to serve as General Conference president, was elected this weekend at the GC Session in St Louis. In this special episode, we break down who he is, what he’s said so far and what to expect from his leadership. Plus, hear reflections from South Pacific Division president Pastor Glenn Townend and highlights from Köhler’s first press conference.Useful links:ℹ️ Read the articleℹ️ Watch the press conferenceHost: Juliana MunizSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

The 62nd General Conference Session is about to kick off in the United States. Our editor Jarrod Stackelroth is on the ground and gives us a preview of what’s to come. We also check in with Ashley Jankiewicz at NAC Big Camp, and share the story of an Adventist cookbook named “Best in the World.”00:00 Opening and headlines00:22 Adventist cookbook "Best in the World"01:15 Report from NAC Big Camp02:36 62nd General Conference Session preview04:44 ClosingHost: Juliana MunizCorrespondents: Ashley Jankiewicz and Jarrod Stackelroth Submit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

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  

The children’s series The Rescue is back with a brand new season—using puppets, animation and music to introduce Jesus to kids with no church background. We take a look at the heart behind the series, why it matters, and how it’s reaching today’s digital generation. This episode also features a story about an Aussie Adventist who earned a King’s Birthday Honour and celebrates Sanitarium topping Australia’s trust rankings once again.00:00 Opening and headlines00:30 The largest Dorcas rally01:01 Impact of classroom air Quality01:41 Sanitarium tops trust rankings again02:19 King’s honour for Aussie Adventist03:08 The Rescue: new season continues the mission05:28 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ The Rescueℹ️ Abide Family Ministries 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  

What does the Bible say about life beyond Earth? In this episode we take you inside the South Pacific Division’s Faith and Science Conference, where church leaders, educators and scientists explored cosmology, deception, and the limits of our understanding. You’ll also hear how the Adventist Church in Australia is reaffirming its commitment to child safety—and what leaders are asking of every local church and school board.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:26 Handmade Cards Spread Love in the Philippines01:13 New Insights on Gluten-Free Diets02:40 Exploring the Universe at Faith and Science Conference07:00 Child Safety Commitment by the Adventist Church10:52 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Seventh-day Adventist Church's Commitment to Children and Vulnerable People 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  

Adventists joined flood-affected communities in NSW to provide practical help and emotional support after some of the worst flooding since 1984. We also talk about a national education conference held in Adelaide and the opening of the first Adventist church in a remote Papua New Guinean village.00:00 Opening and headlines00:31 The science of forgiveness: brain benefits revealed01:15 Empowering women with Mechanics 101 02:20 Adventist Education leaders gather in Adelaide03:06 First Adventist church in remote PNG village03:55 Flood relief efforts in New South Wales07:04 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Donate to ADRAℹ️ Donate to ACSHosts: 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    

A 12-week discipleship program called Catalyst is helping participants discover their gifts and deepen their faith—leading four recent graduates to choose rebaptism. We also cover a new PhD program launched by Pacific Adventist University and a volunteer group rebuilding classrooms in Vanuatu.00:00 Opening and headlines00:31 New president for Oakwood University01:07 The benefits of poetry02:10 Rebuilding classrooms in Vanuatu 02:56 New PhD program at PAU03:35 Rebaptisms a highlight of Catalyst graduation 06:00 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Record Live PodcastHosts: 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    

Yes, there’s a Pathfinder honour for haystacks—and that’s just one of six new honours just released across Australia. In this episode, we find out what’s behind the new additions and what’s coming next. Plus: A youth worship event in Sydney turned into something bigger than expected, and ADRA’s “School on Wheels” is bringing education to marginalised communities in Serbia.00:00 Opening and headlines00:24 What’s making headlines01:40 Youth worship event in Sydney03:46 New Pathfinder honours05:33 The great haystacks debate06:49 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Watch the TikTok videoHosts: 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     

This year's Health Week is about to start with the theme “Breaking Chains,” also addressing freedom from addiction. We also look at a major finance system upgrade rolling out across Australia and New Zealand, and a week-long evangelism program in Papua New Guinea that celebrated 14 baptisms and drew strong community interest.00:00 Opening and headlines00:33 Zero maternal deaths in Ghana01:18 Supporting deaf mental health in Bangladesh01:54 Adventist Health Week: Free from addictions02:46 New accounting system rollout03:20 Evangelistic campaign ends with baptisms04:02 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Health Week resourcesHosts: 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     

The story of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is now available to stream across Australia and New Zealand. In this episode, we explore how The Hopeful is bringing Adventist history to mainstream platforms—and what that means for mission. Plus: Avondale secures its university status through 2032, and Fiji sends missionaries to Indonesia and Timor Leste for the very first time.00:00 Opening and headlines00:28 Updates01:10 Global church headlines02:06 From screen to stream03:08 Avondale University re-registered03:46 Fiji missionaries commissioned04:23 ClosingHosts: 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    

Eating healthy might actually save you money—up to 20 per cent, according to a new initiative by a team of Adventist health professionals. In this episode, we look at how the FoodSAVE program is equipping churches to help their communities eat well on a budget. Plus: Why Adventist leaders in Australia are urging the government to be more generous with foreign aid—and what it means for ADRA’s global mission. Also in headlines: new shoes for students in the US, and a world-first artificial heart transplant in Australia.00:00 Opening and headlines00:34 Shoes for the students01:12 First artificial heart success01:41 Adventist leaders advocate for increased aid05:49 FoodSAVE: cutting grocery costs by eating healthy10:58 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Church petition: Safer World for Allℹ️ FoodSAVEHosts: 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     

Big changes are coming to Adventist Review, we had a chance to sit down with AR's news editor to find out what’s ahead for the Church’s most historic publications. Plus: A new women’s devotional launches in Australia, the SPD opens an exhibit of rare Bibles and ELIA Wellness gets ready for its 2025 summit.00:00 Opening and headlines00:31 Adventist church in the metaverse01:06 An orange a day keeps the psychologist away?02:16 Adventist Review brand changes06:14 New Women's Devotional 06:50 Bible Exhibit07:33 Upcoming Wellness Summit08:14 Conclusion and FarewellUseful links:ℹ️ ELIA Wellness Summit info.ℹ️ I AM Women's Devotional Volume 2.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     

Adventists want to build trust online—and more than 100 digital missionaries from around the South Pacific gathered on the Gold Coast to learn how. In this episode, we take you inside the 2025 Digital Discipleship Conference. Plus: Hundreds of young people hit the streets for Global Youth Day, and we hear the story of 275 baptisms at a prison in Zimbabwe.00:00 Welcome to Record Rep00:30 Baptisms in Zimbabwe01:13 Dietary fibre and blood pressure02:14 Building trust in an AI-saturated world04:32 Global Youth Day across the SPD06:50 ClosingHosts: 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     

Former Avondale vice-chancellor Kerri-Lee Krause is stepping into a national role in Australia’s higher education sector. In this episode, we explore what her new position means. Plus, Fulton Adventist University College is expanding its academic offerings, including a new media program and research journal, and new research challenges the idea that it takes just 21 days to form a habit.

Why is a 100-year-old car on a road trip across Australia? In this episode, we explore the Right Around Australia initiative and how Bubsie is reviving the legacy of Adventist mission. Plus: an SPD-wide conference reaffirms the role of women in ministry, a new study reveals how different sedentary activities impact brain health, and an Adventist family stuns judges on Croatia’s Got Talent.00:00 Opening and  headlines00:33 Adventist pastor shines on Croatia's Got Talent01:24 Preventing dementia: How you sit matters02:20 Women empowered for ministry04:28 Bubsie is back on the road07:49 ClosingHosts: 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     

A new children’s Sabbath School curriculum is set to launch in 2025, aiming to revitalise family worship and deepen kids’ connections with Jesus. In this episode, we explore how Alive in Jesus plans to make an impact. Plus, we share details about the upcoming Digital Discipleship Conference and the latest trends in faith among Gen Z.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:55 Heartwarming Community Support01:37 Gen Z and Changing Religious Trends02:25 New Children's Sabbath School Curriculum 04:50 Digital Discipleship Conference 2025 06:36 ClosingHosts: 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     

Why has Sanitarium’s peanut butter disappeared from shelves after more than 125 years? And Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister shares his gratitude for Australian missionaries. Also, a global milestone: Adventist churches are being planted faster than ever before.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:31 Church Growth Milestone01:21 Homelessness Mortality Rates in Australia02:05 Papua New Guinea’s PM Thanks Australian Missionaries04:34 Sanitarium Peanut Butter Discontinued05:28 ClosingHosts: 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     

Papua New Guinea marks 60 years of Adventist Aviation, highlighting decades of service and dedication. Meanwhile, Pacific Adventist University breaks ground on a 2000-seat auditorium, a project five years in the making, which is set to transform its campus. Plus, a diverse group of discipleship graduates complete the immersive Catalyst program, equipping them to build genuine community and live out their faith.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:33 Record-Breaking Pathfinder Scarf in South America01:18 Reducing Myopia in Children02:07 Celebrating 60 Years of Adventist Aviation in Papua New Guinea03:16 Pacific Adventist University’s New Auditorium Project04:52 Graduation of the Catalyst Discipleship Program06:15 ClosingHosts: Jarrod Stackelroth and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

SPD leaders headed to Thailand for their year-end meetings—but it wasn’t just business as usual. In this episode, we reveal what took them to the front lines of mission and how it’s reshaping their strategy. Plus, a remote tribe in PNG welcomed the Adventist Church with its first baptisms, and a young soccer player made headlines for choosing faith over football.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:33 Faith Over Football: Sylvain Wollner's Story01:32 Health Benefits of Nuts02:37 Historic Milestone in PNG06:10 Mission Refocus: SPD Year-End Meetings in Thailand11:18 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

As mission offerings continue to decline, the SPD is turning to an idea from Adventist pioneers to inspire a new wave of support. In this episode, we explore how “Sister Betsy” could help revive mission giving today. Plus, Avondale students step up to raise awareness for homelessness, and the Australian government proposes new social media regulations for teens.ADRA Blacktown: https://adrablacktown.com.au/Sister Betsy: https://stewardship.adventistchurch.com/sister-betsy/00:00 Introduction and Hosts00:32 Sidewalk Evangelism in Africa01:18 Australian Social Media Ban for Under 16s02:09 Reviving Mission Offerings: Sister Betsy 05:23 Avondale Students Run for Homelessness08:52 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

ADRA and Adventist Aviation recently celebrated significant milestones, reflecting decades of dedication to mission. In this episode, we discuss these celebrations and hear from leaders involved in both ministries. Also: a baptism ceremony in Namibia had an unexpected guest in the water, and Egypt has achieved a major global health milestone.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:25 Crocodile Encounter During Baptism01:05 Egypt Certified Malaria-Free01:44 Celebrating 60 Years of Adventist Aviation04:47 ADRA's 40th Anniversary Celebration06:26 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

This week's Record Wrap highlights record growth and losses in church membership, the appointment of Pacific Adventist University's vice-chancellor as president of the new Pacific Academy of Sciences, and a service trip by Mountain View Adventist College students to Fiji, where they supported community projects and participated in a week of prayer.00:00 Opening and headlines00:41 Making Headlines02:20 Church Growth and Challenges03:56 President of the Pacific Academy of Sciences named04:55 Community Service in Fiji05:56 ClosingHosts: Jarrod Stackelroth and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

In this episode of Record Wrap, the Adventist Church’s Annual Council sets the strategic plan for the next five years, focusing on mission and growth. Meanwhile, the 10,000 Toes campaign celebrates seven years of fighting diabetes in the Pacific, with grassroot ambassadors having significant impact across multiple regions.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:29 ADRA's New Cashew Venture01:22 Benefits of Outdoor Time02:08 Annual Council Meeting Highlights03:26 10,000 Toes Campaign Against Diabetes05:53 ClosingHosts: Jarrod Stackelroth and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

In this week’s episode of Record Wrap we hear how FaithFM's Strongman Challenge drew a large crowd at the Henty Machinery Field Days, helping pastors and church members engage with fairgoers, while the King and Queen of Tonga visited the Seventh-day Adventist General Conference (GC) and Loma Linda University in the US, strengthening ties between the Tongan royal family and the Adventist Church.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:30 Deaf Ministry Conference in Venezuela01:25 Impact of COVID-19 on Adolescent Girls02:11 FaithFM Strongman Challenge at Henty Machinery Field Days04:21 Royal Visit: King and Queen of Tonga at the GC06:44 ClosingHosts: Jarrod Stackelroth and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

This week, we celebrate two significant achievements for the Adventist Church in the South Pacific. Adventist Media’s video for Christian Services for the Blind and Hearing Impaired received the Giving Campaign of the Year award at the Christian Media and Arts Australia conference. Meanwhile, the Adventist Heritage Centre in Cooranbong earned the prestigious accreditation of a "centre of excellence", marking it as one of only two such institutions in the worldwide Church. 🎬 Watch Christian Services for the Blind and Hearing Impaired’s award-winning video: https://vimeo.com/892414451 00:00 Opening and Headlines00:33 Nursing Students in Jamaica Receive Much Needed Laptops Thanks to AdventHealth01:19 Millennials Dads spend 3 times as much time with their kids than previous generations01:57 Adventist Media's Award-Winning Campaign04:31 Adventist Heritage Centre’s Prestigious Accreditation06:31 Closing Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle Stothers Submit news to: [email protected] Find more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

This month the Church in the South Pacific is celebrating Adventist Heritage. In this episode we look at some of the events happening throughout October, including the premiere of an Adventist film in cinemas across six countries of the SPD. 🎧 Listen to the daily devotionals: https://adventistheritagedailydevotional.transistor.fm/🎬 Find your closest cinema: https://www.thehopefulmovie.com.au/cinemas00:00 Opening and Headlines00:34 Stanborough Press Celebrates 140 Years01:07 New Research on Vaping and Teen Smoking02:00 Adventist Heritage Month Events04:46 Adventist Movie to Hit the Big Screens in the SPD07:24 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

The Canberra Christan School is being honoured by the Commonwealth in a special ceremony at Westminster Abbey. The school is one of 12 being cited in a publication celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Commonwealth. We also find out why Adventist women in Sydney are fundraising for the Solomon Islands. 00:00 Opening and Headlines00:35 Scientific Breakthrough in Malaria Research01:02 New Adventist Game: Load the Ark01:55 Adventist Women Fundraise for Solomon Islands03:37 Canberra Adventist School Commonwealth recognition05:03 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

The North New Zealand Conference held its 93rd constituency meeting this past weekend, at which a new president and secretary were appointed. In this episode, we meet the new officers and hear about the session. We also talk about a donation that has been helping Betikama students in the Solomon Islands with storage solutions and maybe even preventing back pain.00:00 Opening and Headlines00:30 NNZC Appoints New Leaders 03:51 Australian School's Generous Donation04:45 Closing Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Jarrod StackelrothSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews      

This week, we hear from leaders on how the SPD is investing in them and how the Church is committed to developing diverse and effective leaders. Also: ADRA Fiji was recognised for advancing gender equality; the first Adventist University recently celebrated 150 years; and meat consumption trends are shifting in Australia.00:00 Opening and headlines00:26 Celebrating 150 Years of Andrews University01:10 Australians Cutting Back on Meat Consumption01:50 ADRA Fiji's Recognition for Gender Equality02:41 South Pacific Division Leadership Retreat05:11 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews      

Adventists across the South Pacific took a stand against violence in August. In this episode we hear about enditnow initiatives in Fiji, Australia and PNG. We also explore the main factors that contributed to Avondale University being ranked #1 in Australia for full-time employment post-graduation. 00:00 Opening and Headlines00:27 Free Medical Services in the Philippines01:17 Empowering Youth in Honduras02:08 Adventists Unite Against Abuse04:33 Avondale #1 for Full-Time Employment06:19 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

The South Pacific Division is calling for Bible donations to assist with the growing number of new believers in PNG. In this episode, SPD leader Dr Nick Kross explains what is happening and how you can help. | We also look into why four Adventist women recently advocated for an increase in Australian aid at Parliament House in Canberra, ACT. 00:00 Opening and Headlines00:35 ADRA's Relief Efforts in India01:34 Innovative Evangelism: Manga in Japan02:23 Bible Donations for PNG04:03 Adventist Women Advocate for Aid Increase07:19 ClosingSPD bank details for financial contributions:Westpac BankAccount name: SDA Church SPDBSB: 032 000Account: 343 579Reference: 21AD003For more information about Micah Australia’s campaign, visit https://saferworld.org.au/.Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

The SPD has appointed Dr Elisapesi Manson as the new education director. In this episode we learn about her background in Adventist education and her vision in terms of Adventist ethos and academic excellence. | We also hear the highlights of #weRtheCHURCH. The program united church members across the South Pacific and beyond to celebrate God's goodness. 00:00 Opening and Headlines00:27 Fire at Spencerville Adventist Church01:30 Adventist Chaplains at the Olympics02:27 #weRtheCHURCH Program Highlights04:23 Meet the New SPD Education Director07:48 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Olivia FairfaxSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

Avondale University’s vocal ensemble The Promise won two golds “Olympics of choral music”. We hear from artistic director Dr Aleta King. | We also talk about an Adventist Accessibility Scholarship which is empowering outreach to the most unreached people group in the world. 0:00 This Week’s Headlines 00:30 Maranatha Volunteers Renovate School in Kenya01:25 Adventist Volunteer Group Honoured in Dubai02:28 Avondale University Wins Gold at World Choir Games05:11 Empowering Outreach Through Accessibility Scholarship08:54 Closing and How to Stay UpdatedHosts: Juliana Muniz and Olivia FairfaxSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

This week we talk about PAU's branding facelift. | And a digital strategy conference held by the General Conference in Thailand equipped attendees for mission and inspired collaboration. 00:00 This Week's Headlines00:32 Security Officer Honored in Oregon01:25 100th Anniversary of the Adventist Church in Iraq02:20 Pacific Adventist University Rebranding03:40 Digital Strategy Conference Equips Attendees for Mission06:51 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Olivia FairfaxSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews     

This week we talk about Pacific Adventist University's 40th-anniversary celebrations and hear what the PNG Prime Minister said about the university. | Church members can help shape the future of Adventist Record by answering the magazine's reader survey. | Avondale’s council has appointed a new vice-chancellor and president for the university.  ➡️ Complete the Record Reader Survey. 00:00 This week's Headlines00:32 150 Years of Adventist Mission in Europe01:04 ADRA Responds to Hurricane Beryl01:45 The Goat Project in Vietnam02:30 Adventist Record Reader Survey03:39 Meet Avondale's New Vice-Chancellor04:52 Pacific Adventist University turns 4007:24 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews    

More than 200 people committed to using their tools to starting digital ministry at this years Digital Discipleship Conference in New Zealand. The event was described by world Church communications leader Pastor Sam Neves as "an antidote to procrastination". | For the first time, the Vanuatu National Football team worshipped at a Seventh-Day Adventist church. | And a partnership between two schools is benefiting students through cultural exchange. Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle StothersSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews