A new children’s Sabbath School curriculum is set to launch in 2025, aiming to revitalise family worship and deepen kids’ connections with Jesus. In this episode, we explore how Alive in Jesus plans to make an impact. Plus, we share details about the upcoming Digital Discipleship Conference and the latest trends in faith among Gen Z.

00:00 Opening and Headlines
00:55 Heartwarming Community Support
01:37 Gen Z and Changing Religious Trends
02:25 New Children's Sabbath School Curriculum
04:50 Digital Discipleship Conference 2025
06:36 Closing

Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley Jankiewicz

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Why has Sanitarium’s peanut butter disappeared from shelves after more than 125 years? And Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister shares his gratitude for Australian missionaries. Also, a global milestone: Adventist churches are being planted faster than ever before.

00:00 Opening and Headlines
00:31 Church Growth Milestone
01:21 Homelessness Mortality Rates in Australia
02:05 Papua New Guinea’s PM Thanks Australian Missionaries
04:34 Sanitarium Peanut Butter Discontinued
05:28 Closing

Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley Jankiewicz

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Papua New Guinea marks 60 years of Adventist Aviation, highlighting decades of service and dedication. Meanwhile, Pacific Adventist University breaks ground on a 2000-seat auditorium, a project five years in the making, which is set to transform its campus. Plus, a diverse group of discipleship graduates complete the immersive Catalyst program, equipping them to build genuine community and live out their faith.

00:00 Opening and Headlines

00:33 Record-Breaking Pathfinder Scarf in South America

01:18 Reducing Myopia in Children

02:07 Celebrating 60 Years of Adventist Aviation in Papua New Guinea

03:16 Pacific Adventist University’s New Auditorium Project

04:52 Graduation of the Catalyst Discipleship Program

06:15 Closing

Hosts: Jarrod Stackelroth and Danelle Stothers

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SPD leaders headed to Thailand for their year-end meetings—but it wasn’t just business as usual. In this episode, we reveal what took them to the front lines of mission and how it’s reshaping their strategy. Plus, a remote tribe in PNG welcomed the Adventist Church with its first baptisms, and a young soccer player made headlines for choosing faith over football.

00:00 Opening and Headlines
00:33 Faith Over Football: Sylvain Wollner's Story
01:32 Health Benefits of Nuts
02:37 Historic Milestone in PNG
06:10 Mission Refocus: SPD Year-End Meetings in Thailand
11:18 Closing

Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle Stothers

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As mission offerings continue to decline, the SPD is turning to an idea from Adventist pioneers to inspire a new wave of support. In this episode, we explore how “Sister Betsy” could help revive mission giving today. Plus, Avondale students step up to raise awareness for homelessness, and the Australian government proposes new social media regulations for teens.

ADRA Blacktown: https://adrablacktown.com.au/
Sister Betsy: https://stewardship.adventistchurch.com/sister-betsy/

00:00 Introduction and Hosts
00:32 Sidewalk Evangelism in Africa
01:18 Australian Social Media Ban for Under 16s
02:09 Reviving Mission Offerings: Sister Betsy
05:23 Avondale Students Run for Homelessness
08:52 Closing

Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle Stothers

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ADRA and Adventist Aviation recently celebrated significant milestones, reflecting decades of dedication to mission. In this episode, we discuss these celebrations and hear from leaders involved in both ministries. Also: a baptism ceremony in Namibia had an unexpected guest in the water, and Egypt has achieved a major global health milestone.

00:00 Opening and Headlines
00:25 Crocodile Encounter During Baptism
01:05 Egypt Certified Malaria-Free
01:44 Celebrating 60 Years of Adventist Aviation
04:47 ADRA's 40th Anniversary Celebration
06:26 Closing

Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Danelle Stothers

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This week's Record Wrap highlights record growth and losses in church membership, the appointment of Pacific Adventist University's vice-chancellor as president of the new Pacific Academy of Sciences, and a service trip by Mountain View Adventist College students to Fiji, where they supported community projects and participated in a week of prayer.

00:00 Opening and headlines
00:41 Making Headlines
02:20 Church Growth and Challenges
03:56 President of the Pacific Academy of Sciences named
04:55 Community Service in Fiji
05:56 Closing

Hosts: Jarrod Stackelroth and Danelle Stothers

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In this episode of Record Wrap, the Adventist Church’s Annual Council sets the strategic plan for the next five years, focusing on mission and growth. Meanwhile, the 10,000 Toes campaign celebrates seven years of fighting diabetes in the Pacific, with grassroot ambassadors having significant impact across multiple regions.

00:00 Opening and Headlines

00:29 ADRA's New Cashew Venture

01:22 Benefits of Outdoor Time

02:08 Annual Council Meeting Highlights

03:26 10,000 Toes Campaign Against Diabetes

05:53 Closing

Hosts: Jarrod Stackelroth and Danelle Stothers

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