“When properly conducted, the health work is an entering wedge, making a way for other truths to reach the heart.” (CD 73.2) Berrien Springs, Michigan and its surrounding areas form a melting pot of students and residents from different corners of the globe. Within this rich tapestry many international students
“The very bread we eat has upon it the image and superscription of the cross.” Our Father Cares 118.3 The Village Church held a unique seminar on a “Beautiful and Prayerful Life,” aimed at exploring the connection between our physical bread and prayer. Just as bread-making takes patience, so does
You know, when you know the words and you can let them go through your head while you’re listening to the music, there’s a double blessing. Know that hymn book. Get it out. “If ever I love thee, my Jesus, ‘tis now.” Let’s pray: “Lord, we give you our hearts
Late one evening, Pastor Ron Woolsey was texted by a young man who had visited the Jesus and Wholistic Sexuality event at Village Seventh-day Adventist Church. The message said, “A burden has rolled off my shoulders.” Woolsey is one of the co-founders of Coming Out Ministries, who partnered with Village
Change Day participants on the campus of Andrews University packed about 9,000 gift bags on Thursday, September 14, in order to interrupt the downward spiritual spiral of inmates locked away from church and family. AU faculty, students, staff, along with staff from Village and PMC SDA Churches worked together to
Vacation Bible School at Village SDA Church used flight-related object lessons to inspire children to focus on heavenly themes. Furthermore, the children collected offerings to help a mission pilot who transports people from islands to a mainland hospital in the Philippines. A major highlight was a real airplane brought to
A very thankful guest of the Village SDA Church Health Immersion program did something her previous doctors said would never happen: she was able to stop taking insulin to manage her blood sugar levels. This development in her health shone rays of hope on the possibility of overcoming additional health
