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New Year call to prayer
Pastor Ian Sweeney, President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the UK and Ireland is committing himself to a particular time of personal devotion and prayer. His invitation is for you to join him. "What I am asking of the BUC membership is to devote their personal devotion time to praying for those persons whom they know who have not accepted Christ. I am also asking that the Church members pray for their pastors, church boards and churches." More info on this story
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God In A Recession
Practical advice for an economic crunch time. "Worry actually changes nothing," Pastor Ian Sweeny, leader of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the UK and Ireland, states. However, he doesn't just leave it there. He notes that as Christians, we have to be responsible. He then gives some very practical advice from his own experience as to how to make ends meet, even in difficult times.
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Olympic Torch Witness
Catching up with the Olympic flame outside Windsor Castle, Victor Hulbert and Kirsten Øster-Lundqvist take a look at Christian witness during the run-up to the Olympics – and during London 2012 itself. [Cameraman: Hristijan Demerdzhiev. Editor: Kofi Osei-Owusu]
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Dr Errol McLean Interview
An interview with Dr Errol McLean - Associate Director, North American Division Evangelism Institute. Recorded during the National Lay Bible Workers Convention, Dr McLean shares his views and insights into the challenges of evangelism that the church faces.
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Syria - a Christian response.
Pastor Ian Sweeney, President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the United Kingdom and Ireland, discusses the complex issues surrounding the Syrian crisis. How should a Christian respond?
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UK-Polish Adventists reflect on President's death
16 April 2010: An interview with Anna Radosh, coordinator of the Polish Adventist community in the UK.
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Black History Live
With the pulsating sounds of African drums; harmonious chords of vibrant singing from the London Community Gospel choir; exotic aromas and spicy foods from tropical cuisine and an abundant array of dazzling colours, the senses were indulged to the max. It was also the place for witness as Adventist church members discovered as they prepared to serve at the Black History Live event in Wembley Stadium the first weekend of October 2011.
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Luton Flashmob
Saturday shoppers in Luton's Arndale Centre were surprised by a sudden and seemingly spontaneous rendition of "Joyful, Joyful, Lord we adore thee" (watch on YouTube) as members of the Adventist led Luton Community Gospel Choir shared their witness. Link: Luton Gospel Community Choir
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Olympic Chaplain - Richard Daly
Richard Daly is a church pastor – but he sees his community as much larger than just those who come through his church doors. London 2012 was his 4th Olympics but his first opportunity to serve as a full-time volunteer chaplain. What is his motivation?