Yes, Nashville is Still On The Map

This scenario has placed a sword in the hands of a mocking segment within the Adventist Church, reinforcing their ridicule of the SOP and our task to warn the world of looming judgment.

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Andrews Seminarian Calls On SDA Church To Celebrate Sacred Queerness

Wrong is now right, right is now wrong, and axiological rebellion against God’s creational gender distinctions is now publicly celebrated by a social-media hip element of Adventist-educated SDA youth.

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This Day in History --The First Feminist Convention

On this day in 1848, the first women’s rights convention was held at the Wesleyan Chapel in Seneca Falls, New York.

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African American Smithsonian Museum Releases 'Whiteness' Chart

The museum's "whiteness" chart was shared on Twitter by commentator Bryon York, and immediately met with some backlash, particularly from users who claim that people of color also hold the outlined American values.

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Apple Rolls Out Transgender Emoji For Smartphones

When gender-neutral emoji started rolling out, LGBTQ community members quickly praised them for giving them options for emoji that look more like them and shirk traditionally gendered characteristics.

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This Day in History --Storming of the Bastille

Two hundred thirty-one years ago today, July 14, 1789, an angry mob stormed the Bastille, signalling the beginning of the French Revolution.

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Feminist Professor Says Tall Buildings Are Sexist

And yet even the height and shape of a building reflects “patterns of gender-based discrimination,” she says, citing a female architecture professor who described skyscrapers as “rape” in 1977.

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NAD Executive Committee Recommends Alex Bryant For Division President

Bryant’s name was presented for NAD President to the executive committee by the nominating committee, which met on July 6. In 2011, Bryant earned a Doctor of Ministry degree from Fuller Theological Seminary.

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Remember When We Advised Avoiding Black Lives Matter? We Were Correct

Abdullah and Cullors explained the practice of calling out the names of the victims that they advocate for in protests and demonstrations. “It's a way to invoke their spirits” Abdullah said.

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This Day in History--The God Who Gave us Life Gave Us Liberty

It’s been 244 years since that day in Philadelphia, when we severed our political connection to the mother country.

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Massachusetts City Officially Recognizes Polyamorous Relationships

While the ordinance originally defined a domestic partnership as a relationship between two people, Davis altered the measure’s language to include polyamorous relationships just moments before the council meeting.

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New SDA Encyclopedia Now Online

The new online Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists has launched with 2,100 articles and 3,600 photos, but thousands more are being written or peer reviewed. Another 6,000 articles will be added, along with additional media and source materials.

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Black Lives Matter Activist Threatens Churches

Today, Shaun King, an activist with Black Lives Matter, tweeted that all statues, iconography or stain glass windows that depict a “white, European Jesus” should be destroyed.

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Moskala, Reeve Issue "No Excuses" Statement on Floyd Killing

Two seminary professors, Teresa Reeve and Jiri Moskala, have issued a statement in response to the killing of George Floyd, entitled, “NO EXCUSES.”

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