Parrables and Witnessing With Puppets Aleida Quick, a teacher, loves to use puppets in her teaching. Two years ago, she helped the students make marionettes for the Christmas program. She has many animal puppets she uses for calendar time and story times. She wanted to expand her coll... Read more
The Fruit of the Spirit in Yakima YACS Word of the Month Yakima Adventist Christian School started off the year with a unique focus on scripture, specifically the fruits of the Spirit. Each month this year, they are highlighting a different fruit. “The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, ... Read more
Baptism Requests Rising at Camp MiVoden When they hear the words "summer camp," most people think of waterskiing, canoeing, horseback riding and other fun, outdoor activities in a safe and caring environment. But have you ever thought of summer camp as a special environment for youth to... Read more
H.O.P.E. Helping Other People Everywhere A bunch of excited Upper Columbia Academy students board the bus at the flag pole on the morning of Sept. 8 to travel to their respective service projects. Classes were not held that day so the students would have plenty of time to serve the commu... Read more
Oroville Baby Dedication For many people, the date "9/11" holds frightening memories of the terror that was inflicted on our nation a few years ago. However, that date holds some very happy memories for the Oroville (Wash.) Church family and especially for Michael and Dan... Read more
UCA Spiritual Kickoff Empty? Be Filled! Upper Columbia Academy students and staff gathered at the UCA fire bowl at the beginning of the first Sabbath of the school year to kick off the spiritual theme for the year: "Empty? Be Filled." With two flickering fires providing warmth on a chil... Read more
'Signs of the Times' Rally Attracts 600 in Spokane More than 600 people attended the 'Signs of the Times' Rally held by Spokane (Wash.) area churches on Sept. 11. The event was designed to answer people's questions regarding recent events in the media that seem to be baffling world leaders and hav... Read more
WWVA Graduate Accepted into West Point While pouring through some of his grandfather's old books, Andrew Scott began cultivating an interest in attending the prestigious military academy at West Point during the summer between his sophomore and junior years at Walla Walla Valley Academ... Read more
CCA Gets Involved in Haiti Relief Efforts "Mr. Harris, can we not wear our uniforms?" This request is not uncommon, but what came next, and who the request came from, was. The request came from Susan Whitely, fourth-grade teacher. Her class had read about a school raising money for Haiti ... Read more
