Record Wrap

Three Seventh-day Adventists have been recognised with some of Kiribati's highest national honours after decades of service to their communities. In Australia, churches are being encouraged to make worship more accessible for people with hearing loss; and South Pacific creators returned inspired after helping shape the global OneVoice27 initiative at the inaugural Creator Summit in the United States.Making headlines around the world: two women made history as the first theology graduates from the Middle East and North Africa Union Mission, and Australian researchers reveal a surprising link between moderate social media use and teenage wellbeing.00:00 Opening and headlines00:34 Women make history at MEU00:58 Finding balance on social media01:28 Supporting people with hearing loss03:10 SPD creators shape OneVoice2704:28 National honours in Kiribati05:48 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley JankiewiczSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

More than 350 church communicators, pastors, content creators and ministry leaders gathered in Auckland for the Digital Discipleship Conference, exploring how digital platforms are creating new opportunities to share faith. In this special edition of Record Wrap, we take you inside the event, hear perspectives from attendees across the South Pacific and explore why church leaders see digital ministry as an increasingly important part of mission.Useful links:ℹ️ To learn more about the conference, visit: https://www.digitaldiscipleship.org.nzℹ️ What is OneVoice27? Find out here: https://adventistmedia.org.au/onevoic...Host: Juliana MunizSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

The Digital Discipleship Conference is underway in Auckland, bringing together church communicators, pastors and content creators from across the South Pacific. The event is exploring how digital platforms can be used to share faith and connect with people searching for spiritual answers online. Here’s a quick look at what’s happening. We’ll bring you more from the conference in a special edition of Record Wrap later this week.Host: Juliana MunizSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

An Avondale University researcher has led the largest study ever conducted on the prevention of a common hospital-acquired infection, with findings that could help save lives and influence healthcare practices around the world. We also look at the opening of a new multipurpose hall at one of Fiji’s oldest Adventist schools and celebrate two Adventist volunteers recognised for their service to the community in Tasmania. Making headlines around the world: Adventists in the Philippines dedicate their mobile phones for digital evangelism, and the Bible App YouVersion reaches one billion downloads.00:00 Opening and headlines00:34 Phones dedicated for evangelism01:17 YouVersion reaches one billion02:02 Volunteers recognised in Tasmania 02:54 New hall opens in Suva04:39 Avondale researcher leads landmark study 05:29 ClosingHosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley JankiewiczSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews  

A handwritten Bible created at the 2013 World Changers Youth Congress returned to Watson Park Convention Centre (Brisbane, Qld) during launch of South Pacific for Christ. We hear from a contributor who revisited the Bible more than a decade later. We also look at the impact of the Schools for Christ initiative in Solomon Islands, where hundreds of students were baptised, and hear about new seminars helping churches better support people experiencing hearing loss.00:00 Opening and headlines00:35 Free rides share hope in Angola01:13 Exercise linked to younger brains01:51 Schools for Christ in Solomon Islands 02:41 Handwritten World Changer Bible returns 06:06 Understanding hearing loss in church07:41 ClosingUseful links:ℹ️ Legacy of Faith Bible exhibitℹ️ Hearing loss seminars: Click here to register for the Avondale seminar and here for the Kellyville event.Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley JankiewiczSubmit news to: [email protected] more stories on our websiteGet the Adventist news delivered to your inbox every week with Record eNews