January 2008

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Coming Into Their Own

January 01, 2008
Representing one of life's most dramatic transitional stages, the college years are more than just new scenery and harder classes. It's a formative time, a time when many young people experience unprecedented levels of independence and responsibil...
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  • Coming Into Their Own

    January 01, 2008
    Representing one of life's most dramatic transitional stages, the college years are more than just new scenery and harder classes. It's a formative time, a time when many young people experience unprecedented levels of independence and responsibil...
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  • JAN Did You Know?

    January 01, 2008
    Because this section is primarily a graphic design in the print version, it is not available here. You can see the Did You Know? page for this month by looking in the print edition of GLEANER or by clicking on the PDF version. To get to the PDF ve...
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  • Ellen G. White Would Have Said "Amen!"

    Recently two of my favorite young adults stopped by my office. They shall remain anonymous as will the university they attend. As we talked about what was transpiring in their world they recounted an incident they had had on campus not long before...
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  • JAN FYI

    January 01, 2008
    Look for this page to develop over the next few months to include several items of interest to GLEANER readers, including the following:The Advent Movement—Where is my former pastor or teacher? A monthly listing, hopefully beginning with the March...
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  • Ellen G. White Would Have Said "Amen!"

    Recently two of my favorite young adults stopped by my office. They shall remain anonymous as will the university they attend. As we talked about what was transpiring in their world they recounted an incident they had had on campus not long before...
    Read more

  • A Nose-Worthy Issue

    January 01, 2008
    When the first note came, we chuckled. One of our loyal readers complained that her issue of the GLEANER smelled so bad she could hardly stand it. An isolated incident, we thought. At times we have struggled with poor spelling, but never bad smell...
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  • JAN Did You Know?

    January 01, 2008
    Because this section is primarily a graphic design in the print version, it is not available here. You can see the Did You Know? page for this month by looking in the print edition of GLEANER or by clicking on the PDF version. To get to the PDF ve...
    Read more

  • JAN FYI

    January 01, 2008
    Look for this page to develop over the next few months to include several items of interest to GLEANER readers, including the following:The Advent Movement—Where is my former pastor or teacher? A monthly listing, hopefully beginning with the March...
    Read more

  • A Nose-Worthy Issue

    January 01, 2008
    When the first note came, we chuckled. One of our loyal readers complained that her issue of the GLEANER smelled so bad she could hardly stand it. An isolated incident, we thought. At times we have struggled with poor spelling, but never bad smell...
    Read more

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