July/August 2022 About this issue: Jesus said people will know we are Christians by our love. If we really believe these divine words, we have some work to do when it comes to disagreeing in love. Feature Love vs. Self July 21, 2022 | Church | Becky St. Clair Jesus said people will know we are Christians by our love. If we really believe these divine words, we have some work to do when it comes to disagreeing in love. Read Online | Download PDF (33.99 MB) More Features 2022 Caring Heart Awards 15 academy students exemplifying the spirit of the Caring Heart — a willingness to serve others — received the Caring Heart Award scholarship. Read more Others Time to Turn on the Lights Darkness is covering the earth. Reflecting on this, I've come to realize that to keep moving forward with courage and hope, when the world gets dark, we must turn on the lights. Read more Memories of Ed Todd Gessele, of Totally Inspired Media, shares his personal reflections of Ed Schwisow, NPUC Gleaner Editor. Read more Remembering Ed Schwisow Edwin Schwisow, Gleaner editor for the North Pacific Union for more than a decade, passed away suddenly on May 17 at the age of 69. Read more Listen Our world today is so full of noise, constant chatter and traffic that bombards us no matter where we seem to go. Natashia McVay talks about the value of truly listening. Read more Reading Between the Lines Kevin McGill takes a look a familiar Bible story to illustrate how Jesus wanted His disciples to read between the lines and come up with a compassionate theology. Read more Conflict Resolution for Kids I have learned the hard way that conflict resolution best happens when tensions are not high. Everyone must take a break, come back later and discuss when we are not frustrated. We cannot communicate effectively when we are angry or hurt. Read more From Where I Stand: On the Outside Recent stats from Adventist researchers show many leaving the church. Could it be that many just don't feel welcome? Read more News NPUC Men Accept Challenge A Family Provides Care for Their Community Abundant Blessings Amazing Grace Meets Goal for New Gym Floor Golden Heart Students Pitch In Salmon Church Breaks Ground Salazar Joins Idaho's Leadership Team How To Grow Your Own Food Seeds Grow, They Just Take Time Montana Meets to Conduct Church Business Memories of Ed Remembering Ed Schwisow Portland Adventist Academy Students Bring History to Life Via News Program Forest Grove Shares One-Day VBS and More Beermans Begin Retirement After Careers in Ministry Brookings Serves Up Tasty Connecting With Warm Springs Lincoln City Celebrates with Community Sunrise Service Gladstone Camp Meeting Gets Special App Pathfinders Gather for First In-Person Fair in Years Oregon Conference Announces VP of Education PAA Develops Students' Creativity Oregon Conference Votes New VP Position Planting a Church in a Pandemic Finding a Relationship with Jesus Through Volunteer Work One by One, Students Ignite the World Spokane Valley Church Resumes Journey to the Cross Pathfinders Serve Wenatchee Community During Outreach Fair Omak Lego Robotics Teamwork Pays Off Meetings Answer Years of Questions for Grandview Man WWU Business Students Connect With Successful Alumni WWU Student Presents Scientific Research Engineering Student Recognized for Service What It’s Like to Learn in a Pandemic Bible Prophecy Reunites Arlington Community Festival Examines Spiritual Family Disciplines A Blind Camper Finds a Home Pathfinders Press On Seattle Ghanaians Gain God's Blessings North Hill Raises Frontline Funds for Ukraine Jacaban Joins Education Leadership Team Pathfinders Excited to Gather for Division Finals
2022 Caring Heart Awards 15 academy students exemplifying the spirit of the Caring Heart — a willingness to serve others — received the Caring Heart Award scholarship. Read more
Time to Turn on the Lights Darkness is covering the earth. Reflecting on this, I've come to realize that to keep moving forward with courage and hope, when the world gets dark, we must turn on the lights. Read more
Memories of Ed Todd Gessele, of Totally Inspired Media, shares his personal reflections of Ed Schwisow, NPUC Gleaner Editor. Read more
Remembering Ed Schwisow Edwin Schwisow, Gleaner editor for the North Pacific Union for more than a decade, passed away suddenly on May 17 at the age of 69. Read more
Listen Our world today is so full of noise, constant chatter and traffic that bombards us no matter where we seem to go. Natashia McVay talks about the value of truly listening. Read more
Reading Between the Lines Kevin McGill takes a look a familiar Bible story to illustrate how Jesus wanted His disciples to read between the lines and come up with a compassionate theology. Read more
Conflict Resolution for Kids I have learned the hard way that conflict resolution best happens when tensions are not high. Everyone must take a break, come back later and discuss when we are not frustrated. We cannot communicate effectively when we are angry or hurt. Read more
From Where I Stand: On the Outside Recent stats from Adventist researchers show many leaving the church. Could it be that many just don't feel welcome? Read more