"Be the Sermon": Global Youth Day's Service Sabbath in the Record, 2016–2019
Reports from 2016 to 2019 describe Adventist young people spending one Sabbath a year on community service in place of a regular sermon.
Reports from 2016 to 2019 describe Adventist young people spending one Sabbath a year on community service in place of a regular sermon.
Three separate reports document the Adventist church potluck as a place of hospitality and vegetarian cooking, and one of them traces the history of the "haystack" dish.
Church reports present camporee pin trading as a way to make friends, while one Pathfinder historian's 2021 essay worried that oversized sashes can look like showing off.
Church and college reports on the Sonscreen student film festival quote young filmmakers and teachers describing faith-shaped films that tell stories instead of preaching.
Three separate campus reports, from 2020 and 2026, show students describing Week of Prayer as a pause from school pressure and a time to pray with peers, though not everyone is enthusiastic.
Church guidance and personal memories from several independent writers describe a similar Friday rhythm of cleaning, cooking and quieting down before the Sabbath begins.