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Sabbath Recorder – July/August 2022
In this issue of the Sabbath Recorder: Holy Procrastination - Johnmark Camenga Don’t Play With Glitter - Rick Crouch Working Outreach Into the Budget - Ellen Olson The Treasure of Commensality - Carl Greene, Executive Director And much more! The following versions are...
Ministry and the “Crystallization of Discontent”
This month you and I faced disappointments. We have been let down. There are friendships that have been derailed by some sort of friction. There are events that we were looking forward to that will not happen. What we thought would be a season of opportunity for the...
How Great is Our God? Great Enough to Be the Theme for Conference Week 2023
How Great is Our God? Great enough to be the theme for Conference Week 2023. Well, we know He is even greater than that and we look forward to a future opportunity to gather together to celebrate His greatness. With the cancellation of Conference Week 2022, the SDB...
Simplicity and the Paradox of Choice
The paradox of choice.[1] When we have so many options available to us, it feels like we should be able to make the ideal decision. That is a lot of pressure—we feel like we should get every choice right because if we are unhappy, it is only our own fault. At least,...
Introducing Erin Inabnit
Please welcome Erin Inabnit of the Seattle Area SDB Church in her new role with the SDB General Council. This transition makes it an ideal time to reintroduce you to your General Council. The General Council is the 5-member body representing the SDB General Conference...
Why Not Host the General Conference Business Session Online?
June 13, 2022--from your SDB General Council. News about the novel coronavirus of 2019 became real for many people when governments around the world started issuing stay-at-home orders. Official predictions of short lockdowns gave way to weeks and months of restricted...