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Lifestreams Media finished up a busy week with several new interviews in Atlanta at the 59th General Conference session of Seventh-day Adventists. Our latest movie trailer - Marriage Doesn't Complete Me (Trailer 2) [HD] - for “SINGLE CREEK: Christian Singles in the Real World” – includes well known thought leaders Dr. Willie Oliver, Director of Family Ministries for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Dennis Franck, Director of Single Adult Ministries of the Worldwide Assemblies of God & Andrea D. Hicks, Coordinator of Adventist Single Adult Ministries for Seventh-day Adventist.
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Seminars Available for Session Attendees
Story and Photos by Taashi Rowe
Although delegates are busy attending the business sessions on the floor of the Georgia Dome, their families and some of the thousands of members attending from around the world can sit in on a multitude of seminars designed to improve their ministries back home. Seminars include Sabbath School tools, Health Ministries, women’s meetings young adult leadership training, lay ministry training and an entire series on creation.
In his seminar on personal ministries, Jonathan Kuntaraf (pictured), newly re-elected director of Sabbath School/Personal Ministries for the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church, emphasized that no matter how small a role they play, each person’s ministry is critical in bringing someone to Christ. “Good news has to be refracted in our lives,” he said. “Everyone has something to share.”
Andrea Hicks, North American Division Adventist Single Adult Ministries (ASAM) coordinator, helped organize two seminars themed “Live, Learn, Lead: Get a Vision.” This was a General Conference Session first for this relatively young, division-level ministry.
Hicks, a member of the Mt. Sinai church in Queens Village, N.Y., shared that ASAM is “not a hook up ministries. We teach you to get fixed up.” She added that the goal of the seminars was to “teach our communities to take away the myths of single adult ministries and teach people to start their own.”
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