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Battle Creek Tabernacle in Michigan celebrated 100 years since its current building opened in 1926. The nine-day event highlighted the congregation's role in Adventist history. #ANN #AdventistNews
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Eight young people were baptized during an Adventist Youth Congress in Egypt. The event brought together approximately 100 participants for worship, practical workshops, and gospel outreach training. #ANN #AdventistNews
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The 8th Annual Adventist Archives Lectureship will take place on October 22, 2026 on the campus of Washington Adventist University. This year's lecture, “Bonds of Love: Adoption and Missionary Families”, will be presented by Seventh-day Adventist historian and professor at Southern Adventist University, Dr. Lisa Clark Diller. The Adventist Archives Lectureship is co-hosted by the Washington Adventist University Honors College and the General Conference Office of Archives, Statistics, and Research. Learn more at bit.ly/4c4qJGG.
