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Impact Of Climate Change On Students: A Case Study
No full textClimate change poses fundamental threats to humans, especially students. The researchers carried out a descriptive Qualitative case study with 34 participants. Findings indicate that climate change has a host of negative impacts on students. The study recommends adequate disaster preparedness in schools and communities to ensure they develop coping strategies
The Dynamics of Awareness and Growth i n Evangelistic Efforts JV
No full textSpiritual growth was found to moderate the relationship between awareness of the global “I Will Go” initiative and witnessing to non-Adventists. Analysis of 6,365 responses showed neither factor alone predicted evangelistic engagement, but their interaction had a significant effect (p \u3c 0.001), indicating both are essential for effective outreach
Familiarity with Health Principles and Community Engagement: A Dietary Perspective
No full textFamiliarity with the Adventist Health Message relates differently to outreach involvement depending on diet. Among the 5,849 participants, pescatarians and vegetarians showed a stronger positive link between health message awareness and willingness to increase outreach engagement, while vegans and meat-eaters showed no significant effect, suggesting diet may shape health-belief-driven outreach
The number one culprit is apathy : How Adventist Church Leaders in the NAD View Success and Failure in Evangelism
No full textThis presentation highlights findings from a qualitative study on evangelism in the NAD from the perspective of conference and union officers. Participants identified successful evangelism as involving careful preparation, cultural adaptability, and the creation of a church culture where evangelism becomes a way of life. Failure occurs when church members lack commitment and involvement
A SEM study of the three domains of religious experience, mediated by intellectual humility and cognitive flexibility, predicting religious tolerance among Christian university students
No full textThe present study extends an existing mediation model of religiosity and socio-cognitive variables influence on religious tolerance by considering three religious co-variates (informal religion/personal spirituality, formalised religiosity, and God image) as antecedents. The sample for this study is recruited through university Christian student associations. The results will be discussed from an Adventist perspective challenging contemporary discourse of religiosity vs spirituality, and image of God
The Lived Experiences of English Language Learners in a Shame-and-Honor Culture
No full textThis study explored the experiences of English language learners in a shame-and-honor culture in Indonesia using hermeneutic phenomenology. Findings highlighted public performance fears, emotional struggles, social relationships, evolving perceptions, and learning strategies. Educators are urged to adopt a culturally sensitive approach
Pre-Retirement Attitudes and Financial Preparedness of Seventh-day Adventist Clergy in Africa: A Study of Graduate Ministerial Students
No full textSeventh-day Adventist Church clergy in Africa traditionally rely on church sustentation benefits at their retirement. But the inadequacy of such provision has left most pastors in penury at retirement. This descriptive study investigated the pre-retirement attitudes and financial preparedness of Seventh-day Adventist clergy in Africa who were studying at the Theological Seminary at the Adventist University of Africa (AUA). A total of 105 pastors participated in the study. The data was analyzed using a descriptive statistics of frequencies and percentages. The findings revealed positive pre-retirement attitudes but low financial literacy and inadequate financial preparedness for retirement. Therefore, the study recommends financial education and pension scheme literacy should be included in ministerial education. Further, continuous educational initiatives, collaborations with financial experts for mentorship of clergy in general could be valuable and beneficial to enhance pre-retirement attitudes and financial preparedness of SDA clergy in Africa
The Student Movement Volume 110 Issue 3: Alumni Weekend was a Slam Dunk
No full textHUMANS
Alumni Spotlight: Denry White, JJ Nixon
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Supporting Student Business: The 269 Flea Market, Melanie Webb
HamilTEN, Lia Glass
Howard Center Presents: Heritage Singers, Ember Clark
Matcha, Fashion, and Masculinity: Andrews Hosts a Performative Male Contest, Ember Clark
NEWS
Alumni Sweep First Cardinal Basketball Games of New School Year, Andrew Francis
Tradition Marches On at Alumni Weekend Parade, Isa DeMoraes
IDEAS
Forgiveness or Hate: Tragedy in America and an Inflection Point, Joey Carrion
Scrolling Less, Thinking More: The Long-Form Revival, Reagan Westerman
Question of the Week #3, Aiko J. Ayala Rios
PULSE
Dorm Decor: Fall Edition, Anna Rybachek
How to Make it Feel Like Fall, Melissa Moore
Orgullo Cultural (Cultural Pride) at Andrews, Maya Thomas
A Political Recap, Alyssa Caruthers
LAST WORD
The Courage to Ask for Help, Aiko J. Ayala Rioshttps://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sm-110/1002/thumbnail.jp
