In Egypt, Adventist schools suspended this week

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Source: Adventist News Network

Two Seventh-day Adventist-run schools in Egypt have suspended classes this week due to ongoing national protests. Otherwise, Adventist operations are not affected, according to latest reports from the region.

A day before the Internet was shut down in Egypt on Friday, the president of the small Adventist community there said church operations were not affected by national protests.

"There is no news at all that any of our 12 churches, 700 members and two schools are affected in any way," Llewellyn R. Edwards, president of the denomination's Egypt Field, wrote to ANN in a January 27 e-mail.

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Adventist student makes movie and gets shown on CNN & Hulu

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An Adventist college student's documentary about the 2010 Haiti earthquake is being featured on CNN and screened on Hulu.

"Adopting Haiti" captures the story of the Maison des Enfants de Dieu orphanage, its staff and the 135 orphans who lived there.

Timothy Wolfer, a film and television major at Pacific Union College, said he skipped his classes and arrived in Port-au-Prince, Haiti just days after the earthquake struck.

For a limited time, you can watch the entire documentary below.

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Watch the entire Oshkosh Camporee Esther Play online

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You can now watch the entire Esther play from the 2009 International Pathfinder Camporee right here on A Sabbath Blog.

The videos below are from the 5-night drama, "Courage to Stand: The Story of Esther," performed live at the 2009 "Courage to Stand" International Pathfinder Camporee in Oshkosh, Wis.

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Adventist church president speaks to young people

Source: Adventist News Network


Photo credit: Mark A. Kellner/Adventist ReviewIn a stirring one-hour message to a Generation of Youth for Christ (GYC) convention, Seventh-day Adventist world church President Ted N. C. Wilson exhorted the church's young adults to lives of faithfulness and Christian service.

"There is no doubt in my mind that the Lord is bidding us as a people to 'go forward' with 'no turning back,'" Wilson said, referring to the theme of the five-day event that drew thousands of Adventist youth to Maryland's largest city.

Shortly after the morning meeting, an estimated 5,000 -- including Wilson and his wife, Nancy -- boarded 75 buses and fanned out across metro Baltimore to witness door-to-door and invite people to enroll in Bible studies.

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Babylon Rising trailer

What happens in Vegas, won't stay in Vegas. Actually, it'll be streamed live around the world.

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