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Review of Lead Like it Matters to God: Values-Driven Leadership in a Success-Driven World, by Richard Stearns
No full text“Navigating Virtual Spaces”: A Study on Online Student Engagement and Inclusivity at Andrews University
No full textThis research explores innovative strategies for fostering online student engagement and inclusion at Andrews University, focusing on diverse, interactive learning environments and equitable access to resources to optimize educational outcomes for all students amidst the evolving educational framework
Narrative Evangelism: Finding Jesus in Dysfunctional Families, A Case Study of Genesis 27:1-28:9
No full textPerfection is a term commonly used in ideal and rarely in real situations. We encounter imperfect stories in the Bible. Through sharing these imperfect narratives with a broken and hurting world, the world meets and connects with Jesus Christ. Using the story of Esau and Jacob in Genesis 27:1–28:9, the paper seeks to achieve two objectives. First, to persuasively demonstrate effective ways evangelists can share sound Biblical doctrines through the sharing of narratives. Second, to propose and recommend a cyclic approach to evangelism by telling Biblical narratives instead of the commonly used dogmatic and ideological linear approach
Say It Louder: The importance of reading aloud in your pre-k classroom.
Get PDFWhen you think about the key features of growing up, one of the prominent memories is being read bedtime stories by your parents. Why is that so memorable? Because read aloud stories are an imperative part of early education and literacy. From toddlers to 2nd or 3rd grade, being read to in and out of the classroom is an immensely important tool for reading and writing, and in this poster, I’m going to show you just how important it is
Recess in K-8 Schools: Why are some schools cutting down?
Get PDFRecess is an important part of our elementary schools today. Schools across the country have taken away recess while others have required a certain amount of recess each day. This poster takes you through the positive and negative sides of recess so you can make an educated decision for your school
Promoting Intergenerational Harmony at the Dedham Seventh-day Adventist Church of the Southern New England Conference
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This field research study explored the prevalence of lack of harmony among first and second-generation Dedham Seventh-day Adventist Church members. Consequently, families may be divided, and hard feelings and lost souls. Thus, a fundamental problem is an intergenerational and cultural lack of understanding.
Method
The research was a qualitative phenomenological study based on small groups and their activities. The Dedham Seventh-day Adventist Church provided a sample of 30 members, who were split into small groups of six each. For two weeks, the researcher and church leaders held small-group activities in the fellowship hall to impart the value of cooperation to both the older and younger generations. A survey was administered to participants, and the SurveyMonkey app was used to collect data. Following analysis of the survey responses, suggestions were offered to the Dedham Seventh-day Adventist Church on inspiring members of all ages to partake in worship, study, prayer, and service.
Results
Most respondents (89 percent) believed that youth and adults could collaborate, indicating a high degree of optimism and openness toward intergenerational cooperation. The favorable outcome showed potential for intergenerational collaboration across various sectors and domains. Therefore, the study revealed that involving youth in intergenerational church ministry could help strengthen church community relationships. It could also be a more effective instrument for equipping youth to become active and involved church members now and in the future. Nonetheless, it is essential to continue promoting and supporting initiatives that facilitate and enhance such cooperation and address any obstacles that impede effective collaboration.
Conclusion
Intergenerational programs such as small group activities and blended worship are practical approaches for addressing the lack of harmony between the generations at the Dedham Seventh-day Adventist Church. This project sought, through special activities, to engage all ages and generations in caring, worshiping, learning, praying, and serving
The Student Movement Volume 107 Issue 21: Evensong Vespers Honors President Luxton\u27s Gift of Service
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Apple vs Android, Grace No
Senior Plans, Interviewed by: Solana Campbell
Student Workers: Claudia Ruiz, Interviewed by: Nora Martin
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
WAUS: An Update on our Beloved Campus Radio Station, Grace No
Creatives on Campus: Mateo Banks, Grace No
Meditation for the Easter Season: Community Celebrates President Luxton, Lily Burke and Alannah Tjhatra
NEWS
A Night of Avant-Garde, Solana Campbell
Environmental Events Bring Awareness to Berrien County, Andrew Francis
Interview with Dr. Heather Thompson Day: Becoming an Author and Inspiring Change, Brendan Oh
The Living Library: Stories from the Andrews Community, Isabella Koh
IDEAS
Enough with the Self Help Books, Valerie Akinyi
Social Media and Authenticity, Nathaniel Reid
The Resurgence of the Jim Crow Era in America, Shania Watts
PULSE
At Home at Andrews University, Elizabeth Dovich
Sex Education in Adventist Institutions, Lexie Dunham
The Importance of the Office of Culture and Inclusion, Zothile Sibanda
LAST WORD
Last Word, Solana Campbellhttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-107/1020/thumbnail.jp
The Student Movement Volume 107 Issue 18: Ain\u27t I A Woman? : AU Students Reflect on the Feminist Movement
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Interview with the WEAAU President, Interviewed by: Grace No
What is Feminism to You?, Interviewed by: Caryn Cruz
What\u27s Your Major?, Interviewed by: Nora Martin
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Currently: The Idol, Solana Campbell
Faculty Art Exhibition, Ysabelle Fernando
Music Seniors: A Day in the Life, Aiko J. Ayala Rios
Through the Paintings, Kaela McFadden
NEWS
Empowering our Neighbors: Interview with H.E.L.P. Program Director Carlisle Suttton, Isabella Koh
John Wesley Taylor V Elected to be the Next Andrews University President
Students Open the Month with Cultural Showcase, Andrew Francis
The Agora at AU: A Conversation on Police Brutality, Solana Campbell
What\u27s Going on East Palestine, Ohio?, Julia Randall
IDEAS
The Biblical Bechdel: How Much are Women Represented in the Bible?, Bella Hamann
The Murder of Abby Choi: A Spotlight on Relationship Violence Against Women, Abby Shim
PULSE
Nilah Mataafa: An End to Period Poverty, Interviewed by: Chris Ngugi
Remember the Ladies! : The Female Perspective on Women\u27s History Month, Amelia Stefanescu
The Aerial Workout You\u27ve Never Heard Of, Melissa Moore
LAST WORD
Perfect Imperfections, Shania Wattshttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-107/1017/thumbnail.jp