New Year, New Budget
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New Year, New Budget
February 7, 2010 – 11:41 am | No Comment

In approving a US$151.3-million budget for 2010, Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders are continuing a worldwide emphasis on mission. This year the church will spend about $124 million on appropriations for world outreach and supporting missionaries.

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Donald Kent: 44 Years of Preaching and Still Going
February 7, 2010 – 9:22 am | No Comment
Donald Kent: 44 Years of Preaching and Still Going

He retired last November after 44 years of preaching the Christian gospel, but Seventh-day Adventist pastor Donald Ezekiel Kent has no intention of slowing down.

Marathon Bahamas Welcomes Pastor Duncombe
February 7, 2010 – 8:30 am | No Comment
Marathon Bahamas Welcomes Pastor Duncombe

MARATHON Bahamas welcomed noted distance runner Pastor Jeremiah Duncombe and his team of competitors from the Seventh Day Adventist to the 26.2 mile run on February 14.
Duncombe, who has been instrumental in staging the Quincentennial Marathon back in 1991, will be joined by five other pastors from his Christian denomination in what they are dubbing ‘Pastor’s Marathon Run for Haitian Relief.’