March 2005 About this issue: Feature The Potters Wheel March 01, 2005 | Kay Dickey, Kay Dickey The Potter’s Wheel More Features Trolleys, Parades and Candlelight Dinners Ring of Fire, a handbell choir based in Hillsboro, Oregon, and composed of academy-aged youth, traveled to the nation’s capitol to play for three official events during the 55th presidential inauguration on Thursday, January 20, 2005. Their second... Read more Trolleys, Parades and Candlelight Dinners Ring of Fire, a handbell choir based in Hillsboro, Oregon, and composed of academy-aged youth, traveled to the nation’s capitol to play for three official events during the 55th presidential inauguration on Thursday, January 20, 2005. Their second... Read more Welcoming Home Young Adults We are young, and we used to be Adventist. Some of us went or still go to college or graduate school; most of us work. Some of us are pierced and tattooed, and many of us carry cell phones and use the Internet daily for information, communication,... Read more Young Adult Profile Name: Jamie Clark Read more The Potters Wheel The Potter’s Wheel Read more Others Inaugurations First inaugural parade, from Mount Vernon to New York City — George Washington, 1798First president to be inaugurated at the capitol in Washington D.C. — Thomas Jefferson, 1801First use of floats in an inaugural parade — Martin Van Buren, 1837Firs... Read more To Be a Light as the Lights Go Out It is early morning, and I am sitting at the kitchen table in the parsonage in Savoonga. This little Eskimo village of 300 lies at the east end of St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea about 35 miles off the coast of Siberia.It is still many hours... Read more To Be a Light as the Lights Go Out It is early morning, and I am sitting at the kitchen table in the parsonage in Savoonga. This little Eskimo village of 300 lies at the east end of St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea about 35 miles off the coast of Siberia.It is still many hours... Read more A Letter to God It all started when I was in the second grade. My teacher told us our town, Raymond, Washington, was so small that almost no one even knew where it was. That piece of information troubled me, and I began to worry about both me and my little town. ... Read more Inaugurations First inaugural parade, from Mount Vernon to New York City — George Washington, 1798First president to be inaugurated at the capitol in Washington D.C. — Thomas Jefferson, 1801First use of floats in an inaugural parade — Martin Van Buren, 1837Firs... Read more Don't Change the Channel "Hey, I know what we can do for the July 4 weekend,” my brother Paul spoke with the intensity of the boss on The Apprentice. “Let’s cruise to Knoxville. What do ya say?” Read more An Affirmation of Creation As a response to the “An Affirmation of Creation—Report,” this document was accepted and voted by the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventist Church Executive Committee at the Annual Council in Silver Spring, Maryland, October 13, 2004.Whereas... Read more Walt Blehm Remembered Walt Blehm Remembered Read more New Bible Course for Native Americans A new Bible correspondence course designed to reach the Native American population of the United States and Canada has just been completed. Although many Adventist outreach ministries have their own correspondence courses and Bible schools, none o... Read more A Letter to God It all started when I was in the second grade. My teacher told us our town, Raymond, Washington, was so small that almost no one even knew where it was. That piece of information troubled me, and I began to worry about both me and my little town. ... Read more News TCGH Staffers Join Disaster Relief Team Alaska Students Respond to Tsunami Victims Christmas at Kids' Kitchen Gem State Academy Students Help Make the Community a Better Place Friendship Evangelism in Nampa From There to Eternity A Brief History of the Kuna Seventh-day Adventist Church Idaho Attendees at CHIP Summit 2004 and Receive Training to Be Presenters Themselves A Baptism of a Poet Kuna Church Celebrates 25th Anniversary Gymnastics at Mt. Ellis Women's Ministry Brunch at Miles City Mt. Ellis Students Enjoy a Formal Evening in Bozeman District Camp Meeting Held in Southeastern Montana Miles City Church Grows An Affirmation of Creation Walt Blehm Remembered New Bible Course for Native Americans A Taste of the Real World Business Education at PAA Youth Creates Movies for Children's Stories Cave Junction Church Assists Adventist Tsunami Victims Chain of Events Ends in Successful Outreach Oregon Makes History with Pastor-Teacher Conference Follow the Star PJ's Place Young Adult Profile Laurel Reid Young Adult Profile Seniors Share God and Laughter During Senior Recognition Weekend CAA Head Start Christmas Party Christmas Treat for the Ladies Another Victory for Christ Through 3ABN UCA's Creation Week A New Dynamic for Student Week of Prayer Adventurer Is Baptized Feeding 5,000 in Sandpoint, Idaho An Evening of Blessing NAD Honors Gerald Haeger Yakima Valley Churches Join Together for the 12th Annual Mini Camp Meeting at YACS Many Hands Make Light Work Eight Weeks to Wellness Chewelah Church Raises Health Awareness in Their Community TCJA Salutes Our Heroes Revelation Seminar Sparks Growth at Eastgate Church Business Professor Honored for Commitment to WWC and Community Engineering Professor Awarded Second Fulbright Scholar Grant Washington Conference Office Moves Retired Pastor Opens Bed and Breakfast Wellness Retreat Live Nativity at Bonney Lake AAA Organizes Tsunami Relief Effort Students Come Together for Tsunami Victims Kirkland Doctor Returns from Duty in Afghanistan "The Jacob and Joseph Story" Monroe Church Celebrates Grand Opening Men Experience Spiritual Renewal at Retreat Learning to Walk Youth Rally 2005 King's Heralds Bass Jerry Dill Dies at 77
Trolleys, Parades and Candlelight Dinners Ring of Fire, a handbell choir based in Hillsboro, Oregon, and composed of academy-aged youth, traveled to the nation’s capitol to play for three official events during the 55th presidential inauguration on Thursday, January 20, 2005. Their second... Read more
Trolleys, Parades and Candlelight Dinners Ring of Fire, a handbell choir based in Hillsboro, Oregon, and composed of academy-aged youth, traveled to the nation’s capitol to play for three official events during the 55th presidential inauguration on Thursday, January 20, 2005. Their second... Read more
Welcoming Home Young Adults We are young, and we used to be Adventist. Some of us went or still go to college or graduate school; most of us work. Some of us are pierced and tattooed, and many of us carry cell phones and use the Internet daily for information, communication,... Read more
Inaugurations First inaugural parade, from Mount Vernon to New York City — George Washington, 1798First president to be inaugurated at the capitol in Washington D.C. — Thomas Jefferson, 1801First use of floats in an inaugural parade — Martin Van Buren, 1837Firs... Read more
To Be a Light as the Lights Go Out It is early morning, and I am sitting at the kitchen table in the parsonage in Savoonga. This little Eskimo village of 300 lies at the east end of St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea about 35 miles off the coast of Siberia.It is still many hours... Read more
To Be a Light as the Lights Go Out It is early morning, and I am sitting at the kitchen table in the parsonage in Savoonga. This little Eskimo village of 300 lies at the east end of St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea about 35 miles off the coast of Siberia.It is still many hours... Read more
A Letter to God It all started when I was in the second grade. My teacher told us our town, Raymond, Washington, was so small that almost no one even knew where it was. That piece of information troubled me, and I began to worry about both me and my little town. ... Read more
Inaugurations First inaugural parade, from Mount Vernon to New York City — George Washington, 1798First president to be inaugurated at the capitol in Washington D.C. — Thomas Jefferson, 1801First use of floats in an inaugural parade — Martin Van Buren, 1837Firs... Read more
Don't Change the Channel "Hey, I know what we can do for the July 4 weekend,” my brother Paul spoke with the intensity of the boss on The Apprentice. “Let’s cruise to Knoxville. What do ya say?” Read more
An Affirmation of Creation As a response to the “An Affirmation of Creation—Report,” this document was accepted and voted by the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventist Church Executive Committee at the Annual Council in Silver Spring, Maryland, October 13, 2004.Whereas... Read more
New Bible Course for Native Americans A new Bible correspondence course designed to reach the Native American population of the United States and Canada has just been completed. Although many Adventist outreach ministries have their own correspondence courses and Bible schools, none o... Read more
A Letter to God It all started when I was in the second grade. My teacher told us our town, Raymond, Washington, was so small that almost no one even knew where it was. That piece of information troubled me, and I began to worry about both me and my little town. ... Read more
