Posted in Adventist Youth, SDA on December 30, 2007| Leave a Comment »
Adventist Youth welcomes 10 new members to our blog team. You no longer have to hear from only Janice & Javits. Praise God!
As they come in, you’ll be able to learn a little more about each writer on our Contact page. For now, welcome: Kijana Knight, Sylvester Paulasir, Divya Mathew, Philip Mathew, Praveen Jones Singalla, Bernhard Samuel, Regie Samuel, Gobari Nleko, Mithun Mansinghani, & Jared Kannanaikkel.
If you are interested in contributing to this blog, please Contact us.
Posted in Adventist, Adventist Youth, Generation of Youth for Christ, GYC, Resource, Sermon on December 27, 2007| 1 Comment »
Tap in to GYC seminar audio recordings and main session videos online @ Hope Media Ministry. Keep checking back as files are added.
Posted in Adventist, Adventist Youth, Events, Generation of Youth for Christ, GYC on December 23, 2007| Leave a Comment »
Sunday morning marked the end of our time here in Minneapolis (at least for those who aren’t stuck at the airport). Before goodbyes were exchanged Pastor Conway took the stage at 7AM again. His message was a recap of the past few days and he then added to the message, “faith is active.” At 9:30AM the new GYC leaders took the stage for a dedication service. Samuel Pipim, Director of CAMPUS gave a motivational speech. He distinguished the old leadership from the new leadership. He urged the new leadership to answer only to their highest authority, God. GYC has a new name (formerly General Youth Conference) and new leadership; our prayers are needed to maintain the spirit of GYC as the new leaders strive to take it to the next level. As Israel Ramos and Andrea Oliver move on to more mentor-ship roles, we thank them for risking it all when they had nothing to give but their all to Christ in His service.
To close out the conference, Jeffrey Rosario gave the challenge to the congregation. Rosario comes from Vancouver, British Columbia and is a full-time evangelist. His message was challenging and moved more than half the young adults to respond to his appeal which was simply to dedicate our lives to God and to go do His work. Rosario explained that the devil knows better than most of us that his time is short. The devil’s sensitivity to and appreciation for efficiency might just be why, “While I’m sleeping in my bed, he’s flipping through the testimonies,” in the words of Rosario. He went on to point blank declare that we really haven’t heard anything we haven’t already heard before at this GYC, but that it’s time we do something with it. (more…)
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