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3 Atlantic Union GLEANER, May 1997 Sabbath Features 1997 GNYC • Children's Story Hour • Youth Features Camp Meeting • Bible Bowl /7!_fiRIST Dates at a Championship Glance • ABC Book Sale after sundown fleaiek Korean May 23-26 Sunday Features Portuguese May 23-26 • ABC Auction, 12:30 pm English June 27-29 • A.M. Presentations on Greater New York Conference Personal Ministries/ English Camp Meeting Spanish July 18-26 Church Growth French .... July 27 - Aug. 2 • VBS/Children's June 27-29, 1997 Ministries United Sept. 13 Camp Berkshire, Wingdale, NY

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Morning Devotional 6:45 a.m. Small group Bible study 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Morning Assembly June 22-24 — Ives Roberts Dr. Sylvan Lashle Morning Assembly June 25-27 — Edward Reid Atlantic Union Colleg June 20 — 7:30 p.m. June 22-28, 7:30 p.n. June 21 — 10:40 a.m. & 7:30 p.m. SEMINARS — JUNE 22-27

12:30 p.m. Blood Pressure Technician Training HAITIAN 2:00 p.m. Kay Rizzo, Author of Chloe Mae Chronicles PORTUGUESI MEETINGS 2:00 p.m. Family Life — Daniel & Tirsa Gonzalez MEETING: 2:00 p.m. Adventist Heritage — Stanley Cottrell Main Speaker Main Speak( 4:00 p.m. Women's Ministries Seminars Dr. Agniel Samson Jose Maria B. Silt' 4:00 p.m. Cooking School — Marcella Lynch Oakwood College South American Divisio Unidos en la familia de Dia, SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND CONFERENCE CAMPAMENTO HISPANO 1997 Miercoles Julio 2 — Domingo Julio 6

Orador Principal — Fred Hernandez Programa de Ordenacion Julio 2 - 4 — 7:30 p.m. Presidente de la Union Seminarios Julio 5 — 11:00 a.m. Julio 5 — 3:30 p.m. de instrucciOn Devocional Daniel & Tirsa Gonzalez e inspiraciOn Julio 3, 4, & 6 — 6:30 a.m. Julio 3 & 4 — 3:45 p.m.

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beneath us and measured in gallons- joints "freeze up," lacking fluid for lubrica- 'pp per-minute. It thrills our souls with the tion. Body temperature skyrockets because I we can no longer perspire, nor can the eauty of pristine lakes and gurgling rooks. It inspired Henry David Thoreau kidneys secrete enough urine to carry off the _uring those two years spent by the shores wastes of metabolism. Dehydration can f Walden Pond. Yes, our subject is water, result in death. ne least expensive, yet most important, of If you can't remember to drink water— _uman necessities. Two parts hydrogen and that is, your thirst is inadequate to prompt a •ne part oxygen, a combination of two stop at the drinking fountain—observe this ;ases—together they form water. inside tip. When you get up in the morning, Our subject And we, humankind, are more water take 8-10 buttons (or dimes or paper clips) han not. Sixty to seventy percent of our and place them (either at home or at work) is water, Body mass, on a table, dresser, or desk, anywhere that vhen we stand you will pass by and be re- in the scales, is minded of their the least -waterweight." presence many :Irom brain to times a day. And expensive, pone, our life and every time you see lealth depend them, drink a glass of altimately on water. water. Then take one yet most Now, right up of the objects and ront, here is the place it out of sight. important, nessage of this Thus, you are re- -IEALTH-WISE script. minded to drink your Ne don't drink water while even one of of human enough water! Most of us require at them remains in sight. east eight glasses per day. Some a little Try to have all your necessities -nore; some a little less. But on the average, water drunk by no later something in the neighborhood of two than 6:00 p.m. You'll quarts is about right. Most of us don't get sleep better. nough, and should drink more. We're Should you be drinking bottled water? :onstantly losing it in perspiration, in Not necessarily. But if it tastes better, as ,expiration, and in the kidney excretions we compared to water from your tap, then by Know as urine. A little is lost in other ways, all means invest the few dollars required to such as tears (remember what King David get your eight glasses a day. If you are one ;aid in his sorrow—"Rivers of waters run of those few people who just can't stand to town mine eyes"). drink water because it' s flat or tasteless, Over the years, countless patients have then spruce it up with a twist of lemon or 1997 May

informed your HEALTH-WISE reporter that lime. Given a little time, you'll get the water R, they don't like water. That is, they get their habit, and then you wouldn't be without it. Health NE

water through beverages like coffee or cola; And that's good, because while "bread is the GLEA or apple juice and lemonade. None of these staff of life," water is the "fluid of life." Wise ion By Raymond can take the place of pure water. And again let's repeat the old adage, Un ic 0. West, M.D. t Without water, saliva dries up. So do "Have good health habits, and you will have n la digestive secretions from the stomach and good health." At 9 The AUC Advantage: A Special Summer Program for High School Students Exercise your • The Literature of New Englanc mind, • Introduction to Filn body • Communicating in Frencl and spirit • "Adventure and Beyond' in New England this summer. (and earn at college credit, Atianfic too . . . ) Union

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Clausen J. Ghosn Staff T. Neitzke T. Dunion R. Preston R. Preston J. Francis L. McCarter L. Lewis J. Lewis S.Ball/A.Parrish H. Noel S.Willoughby J. Francis 0. B. Sather B. Sather N. Amertil C. Sorensen C. Clausen A. Fraser/J.Francis R. Preston Staff L. McCarter 0. Mejia D. Kennedy R. Trott F. Duran R. Thomas L. Segar N. Wendth C. Sorensen I. Lewis R. Bothwell M. Ryder R. Pope J. Ghosn S. McLean S. McLean C. Kearbey I. Bothwell Mejia Library 11 Atlantic Union GLEANER, May 1997 Albany Annual Meeting Continues to Grow

1,t was an awesome meeting . . . really, it was," she id as she checked out at the front desk of the Holi- y Inn in Albany, New York where approximately 600 local church officers, leaders, and invited guests ad just concluded another Departmental Council sponsored by Northeastern Conference Sabbath School Department under the overall direction of Elder Arthur Morgan, director, and Stacy Gordon, secretary. The meetings, spanning two and a half days, are in their 15th year. This year's numbers were swelled by laypersons from the Greater New York and Morning devotional in the main auditorium Bermuda Conferences as well as Canada. The workshops and seminars included areas of Liberty at the emphasis such as Community Services, Communica- North American Division; Carlyle Simmons, tion, Personal Ministries, Stewardship, Sabbath School president Bermuda Conference; Ted Jones, Don King, and its divisions, Ushers, Education, Vacation Bible Leon Thomassian, Luc Homicile, Francisco Ramos, and School, Health, Risk Management, Religious Liberty, Rosemary Tyrell from the Atlantic Union; Southwest Prayer, Art of Storytelling and others. Region Conference Personal Ministries Director, The reputation and value of this annual kaleidoscope Durandel Ford; Ted Wilson and Faith Crumbly from of workshops have spread across the North American Review and Herald Publishing; George Pelote and Division drawing an increasing num- James Jacobs from GC Risk Management; Dr. & Mrs. ber of denomina- Roland Hill from Southwestern Adventist University; tional leaders Southern New England Conference Attorney Charles who come to Eusey; and Devon Osborne of East Jamaica Conference. make presenta- All of these persons made presentations to the attentive tions themselves and enthusiastic audience. or to simply number of laypersons received special awards fo witness and e by Dr. Jesse Bevel and C. A. Murray of North- experience what Conference personal ministries and communica is happening. artments, respectively. One such ought that by arriving at 7:45 a.m. I would get a speaker-invitee seat up front for worship," noted one first-time at- was the seven- tendee. "I ended up 10-12 rows back. But yoi Stennett Brooks (left) and Richard Barron foot-plus Elder can be certain I won't Richard Barron, associate make that mistake youth director for the General Conference of SDA. Each again." That statement morning he moved the vast audience with his stirring seemed to echo the appeals entreating his listeners to follow the Christ-like sentiment of many as life. the joint morning pecial prayer sessions were led out by Ruth sessions had standing 0, room only. A large 0s bsen and GC Vice President, Philip Follett, through a and oratory, presented the correct posture for number of individuals tian leaders. attend year after year nvited guests and church leaders in attendance paying their own way, included MESSAGE magazine Editor, Stephen Ruff; and counting the money GLEAN Adventist Communication Network PR Director, well spent. ion Celeste Ryan and Associate Dame Luby; DeWitt By Clement Murray Un ic t Williams, NAD health-temperance director; Clarence Communication Director Richard Barron, Associate lan Hodges and B. B. Beach representing Religious Youth Director GC Northeastern Conference At

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n order to maintain quality be most helpful to them educational materials that in developing presenta- meet the current needs of our tions for their Secondary students, several committees, Methods classes. under the direction of Atlan- Members of the committee Committee members included: [ Chairperson, Beverley Bucknor, c Union Conference Associate included: Chairperson, Rondi irector of Education, Rosemary Aastrup, Language Arts Teacher of principal of Bethel SDA school in yrrell met last summer, and will be Greater Boston Academy; Lois Brooklyn NY; Linda Lambert, Leeting in the summer of 1997 to Bailey, Bermuda Institute; Jeanette Bermuda Institute; Jana Peppard, 'ork on various projects. Below is a Bryson, former Language Arts Northern New England; Heleen rief overview and progress report teacher at South Lancaster Acad- Mattenson, Greater New York; n these committees. emy, presently working as principal Debbie Muthersbaugh, New York; of Cedar Brook; and Roberta and Janice Ford, Southern New he Language Arts Curriculum Marrow, Pine Tree Academy. England. ddendum Committee )mprised of Secondary Language The Portfolio Assessment The Dinosaur Committee .rts teachers in the Atlantic Union Committee has the challenge updating the unit let to compile what they felt would made up of a teacher representative so that it will be an effective tool in e a useful addendum to the North from each conference, met and the 21st century. In 1983 the Atlantic ,merican Division Language Arts compiled a portfolio assessment Union produced the Dinosaur unit 'urriculum Guide. They developed document. A report of the progress that has been and is currently being hematic Units and useful lesson of this committee was also pre- used throughout the North Ameri- lans to accommodatevarious sented to the North American can Division. The committee !arning styles. They also included Division Curriculum Committee. members received an assignment ..commended reading lists of books This document is presently being that they will be working on during -tat they felt were useful to piloted in many of the conferences this school year. They will meet Aventist teachers, and suggestions within the Atlantic Union. A written again during the summer of 1997 for 3r alternative forms of assessment. evaluation by a member of the three weeks to compile their find- The Addendum that was pre- North American Division committee ings and complete the document. ared was presented to the North suggested that the document was an Committee members included: merican Division Curriculum excellent presentation, very user Herman Charles, Northeastern; :ommittee in December,1996 friendly and a great asset to Linda Lambert, Bermuda; Marlene there it received a teachers as an alternative Romeo, Greater New York; Beverley ,evel 2 classifica- form of assessment. Bucknor, Northeastern; and Georgia ion—which is the ATLANTIC Hence, the Atlantic Oakes, Northeastern. ighest classifica- UNION Union Curriculum We take this opportunity to ion given by the Committee thank all the teachers who unself- forth American CONFERENCE voted that ishly contributed to the summer )ivision for beginning in program, and for their contribution naterial not 1998 all schools LANGUAGE to keeping the educational materials Produced by them. in the Atlantic updated not only in the Atlantic t was also well ARTS Union include Union, but also the North American eceived by the CURRICULUM portfolio assess- Division. ollege representa- ADDENDUM ment as a part of ives who were the final grade and By Rosemary Tyrrell ,resent for the a requirement of Associate Director Education neetings. They felt graduation for Atlantic Union hat the prepared grades eight and naterial would twelve.

13 14 Atlantic Union GLEANER, May 1997 Prayer TeamfromOhio: (L.ToR.)fromSpringValleyAcademy: Neil Rachael, student;and HazelBurns,coordinatorofthePrayer Team. Richmond, BibleInstructor; David,student;HeatherRichmond (Neil'swife), (far right)andattendeesoftheworkshopforcommunicationdirectors. D. RandolphWilson,CommunicationDirectoroftheBermudaConference Adventist Church.Thethemefor the weekendactivitieswas"leader- "Leadership 2000" the HamiltonSeventh-day the ChurchDepartmentalmeet- On January31—February2,1997 ings sponsoredbythePersonal Ministries Departmentwasheldat Seventh-day AdventistChurch James D.Parker, speaker forthe ship 2000."Itwas designed toassist weekend wasPastor text foundinMatthew those inleadership equipped forservice to becomebetter in 1997. He focusedonthe Director fortheLake Region Conference. Personal Ministries BERMUDA HEADQUARTERS The keynote 11001t CIINTRO energetic PrayerTeamoffive the variouschurches. the communicationdirectorsof tion Director,andGLEANEREditor. Education hadastheirguestsan He alsoconductedaworkshopfor was presentedbyDr.DonaldG. King, AtlanticUnionConference Executive Secretary,Communica- 16:18, "...uponthisrockIwill hell shallnotprevailagainstit..." build mychurch,andthegatesof They sharedtestimonies In addition,theOfficeof The Sundaymorningdevotional of God'sprovidential guidance fromthe group's inception. spiritually attended. all thosewho enriching for will longbe one thatwas weekend that for him. effective witness remembered as group to tional skillsto and organiza- enable the become an to providethe and howHe miraculously the group's necessary funds guidance from intervened inception, shared testimo- asm. They providential deal ofenthusi- created agreat Ohio who nies ofGod's individuals from It wasa

your handsinmission Hamilton Church Communication Leader extension." By DianeHollis eroon Mission.Iwillbe go andserveintheCam- generosity, Iamableto Brother Baker. by themembers,"said and lovebeingexpressed thankful forthewillingness churches. "Iamextremely members ofthelocal however, heisbeing year. ing onavoluntarybasis, sponsored byindividual time neartheendofthis part ofthisprojectsome- other Bermudianswillbea pated thatanumberof a Bibleworker.Itisantici- using hisgiftofteachingas complex. Hewillalsobe zation andconstructionof a headquartersbuilding English speakingarea,as well asassistintheorgani- tion ofachurchinthe ground workfortheerec- will beginlayingthe Cameroons, BrotherBaker tion uponarrivinginthe Africa. Thisisthefulfillment God completely. himself totheserviceof of alifelongdreamtogive West CameroonMissionin answer toacallfromthe worker missionaryin Bermuda onMarch4,1997 Church, CharlesBakerleft to serveasabuilder/Bible Bermudian bornand to AidAfrica member oftheHamilton Seventh-day Adventist Bermudian Going "Through your Brother Barkeristravel- Following abriefinduc- from pastor, to leader, to mem- grateful hearts, saying "It was "It Only Took a Spark" bers, until each one held a lighted good for us to have been here." On Sabbath, January 11, 1997, candle. The challenge that was given was the Jackson Heights church came together for a mountain-top experience in worship, fellowship and communion. The day began with a joyous OREAT[11 nryi Sabbath School conducted by Lois DEITY COONEY, CORRESPONDENT Lester, a teacher in the Jackson Heights church School. During the Divine worship service that fol- At this solemn yet joyous time to let the first flame that had lit lowed, an elder and five deacons we were reminded of the events at the first candle continue to shed a were ordained, along with junior Pentecost where the Holy Spirit glow of blessings in our church deacons and deaconesses, and like a dove rested on the head of and community. the induction of all other officers each of the apostles. In like man- By Barbara C. Prime Neives, Church Clerk, including the entire church ner, the Holy Spirit could be felt and Josephine Nelson, Communication Leader membership. moving among the people gath- Following a fellowship lunch, ered at Jackson Heights Church a communion service was con- that eventful day. New Superintendent ducted with testimonies of thanks- An Agape Feast of soup, bread, of Schools Welcomed giving. Highlighting this event was fruit and nuts closed the service. in Greater New York a candle-lighting ceremony in That evening, many stayed to which a candle flame was shared play volleyball and left with

OFFICIAL NOTICE Greater New York Conference of Seventh-day Adventists NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 50th Triennial Session of the Greater New York Conference will be convene at 9:00 a.m. (Registration will begin at 8:00 a.m.) on Sunday, May 18, 1997, at the Richard Green Middle School at 3710 Barnes Avenue, Bronx, New York, 10467. The purpose of this meeting is to elect officers and departmental directors and to transact such other business as may properly come before the delegates. Each church is entitled to one delegate for the organization, one for every 30 up to 200 members and one additional delegate for each 50 members. Each church is entitled to elect alternate delegates who may be seated at the Confer- ence Session in place of any regular delegate not present. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a meeting of the Organizing Committee is being called for Saturday night, April 26, 1997, at 7:30 p.m. at the North Bronx SDA Church, 3743 Bronxwood Ave. All members of the Organizing Committee should Bordes Henry Saturne, Ph.D. plan to be present. Charles J. Griffin, President is now serving as the Superin- Linford Martin, Executive Secretary tendent of Schools in Greater New York. Dr. Saturne served for the past nine years as principal of Hebron School in OFFICIAL NOTICE the Northeastern Conference, Greater New York Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists with 500 students, and as leader of French Smyne NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Triennial Session of the Greater New York Mission. His prior teaching Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists will be held in connection with the

Triennial Session of the Greater New York Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, experience was in Haiti and 97 19 convening at 9:00 a.m. (registration will begin at 8:00 a.m.) Sunday, May 18, New York City. He has 1997 at the Richard Greene Middle School, at 3710 Barnes Avenue, Bronx,

received his education in May New York, 10467. The delegates to the Conference are also delegates to the Haiti, the U.S. and France. Dr. ER, Corporation. Saturne and his wife, Lucette, EAN

The purpose of the meeting is to elect a Board of Trustees for the coming GL

triennial period, to receive reports, and to transact such other business as may are parents of a two-year-old ion properly come before the delegates. daughter. Un

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15 for his or her Three Wonderful Guest badge and Speakers at Fingerlakes name tag. They can also ask to Nivischi Edwards look at an ID Students at Fingerlakes Adventist card and for the School in Cortland, New York, name of the began Black History month early officer's boss. this year with a guest speaker who If the person shared information about Kwanza, cannot give the a celebration that occurs in Africa right answers, around Christmas. they may not While studying be a police cultural observance of officer. world wide holy days He explained Nivischi Edwards the children were that children visited by Nivischi under age 12 should ride in the onstrated a simple circuit for our Edwards, an Afro- back seat of a car that has airbags. Practical Arts class. He talked about American student at Drivers and passengers should how they don't need to fear Syracuse University always wear their seatbelts. electricity, but they do need to who attended Mount He answered many of the respect it. He showed the differ- Carmel Church on students' questions about personal ence between wires, fuses and Furman Avenue in and family safety. He also shared circuits that may be used in their Syracuse, New York. that police officers try not to arrest homes. He demonstrated the use She is currently in a person if they can help in any of a tester to see if there was Zimbabwe, but will other way to discourage them electricity in the wire. He showed be back to graduate from breaking the law. All the them how a switch acts as a way in the spring. Ms. students appreciated having to stop the circuit by interrupting Edwards talked with Officer Robillard share his time to the flow of electricity. The children them about the eight day obser- provide answers to some of their understood science better because vance, and the values that would fears. of Mr. Perry. "Thank you." be excellent to work on all year. By Mary Gibbs-Pickett, Fingerlakes Teacher Wayne Perry Duane A Robillard Mr. Wayne Perry, a parent and Town of Homer road officer, farmer from the Scott area, dem- Duane A. Robillard visited the Fingerlakes Adventist School at the end of January and helped the children become more aware of how they can be safe. Camp Cherokee He encouraged them to always walk in groups because there is 1997 Schedule safety in numbers. June 29 - Jul 5 Cub, Native American Camp For more information, He spoke to them about the Jul 6-12 Junior, Blind, Native American Camp new zero tolerance with drunken Jul 13-19 Aquatics, Native American Camp or to register for one drivers under age 21. He explained Jul 20-26 Teen Camp of the camps; call that it had been developed be- Jul 27-31 Home School Retreat Aug 3-9 Family Camp I (315) 469-6921. cause drinking impairs reaction Aug 10-16 Family Camp II time and young drivers with Aug 18-20 Pastor and USA Staff Retreat We'd love to limited driving experience were Aug 20-24 Singles Retreat camp with you 1997 likely to have more accidents. It is Sep 19-21 St. Youth Retreat Oct 3-5 Pathfinder, Adventurer Leader Retreat this summer!

May a reminder that alcohol won't help

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New Addition Multiplies For more Space at Pioneer Junior information, Academy please contact: Gary Frost, School board leadership, financial Principal, sacrifice by parents and friends, Pioneer Junior and God's blessings have resulted Academy, Mt. in an expansion program at Gilboa Road, Pioneer Junior Academy in Route 1, Box Westmoreland, New Hampshire. 104, E. The former East Westmoreland Westmoreland, Public School had already seen NH 03467 some major changes in the years By Gary P. Frost, since 1964 when it was purchased Principal Pioneer Junior Academy for $7,500 by foresighted mem- bers of the Keene,

New Hampshire, 0 Seventh-day Adventist Church. In WW TRUDY WRIGHT, CORRESPONDE 1988 an addition on the west side added space for a library, ninth and tenth grades, and a kitchen and multi- purpose room. This past summer (1996) saw the east side extended 14 3nvifecl Zo . . by an additional twelve feet, providing an attractive, well- The NNEC 8th Annual lighted, modern office plus a 12 by 16 foot heated storage room with Women's Retreat shelves and teacher work area. In Pioneer Junior Academy's "Come to His Table" curriculum, ample time is provided May 30 - June 1, 1997 for the students' academic im- provement by regular scholastic Camp Lawroweld, Maine courses including art class. These are enhanced by community Come, Sit down, Feast from the L_ov•ci's table service projects, field trips, weekly as it is set before LAs here to be ready for the table pee- swimming, and down-hill skiing paeed foe is in -Heaven. On the midst of His first book of at Mount Snow. Ninth and tenth enjoy grade students also participate Natnee, come and the blessing of Christian fellow- in class parties, banquets, and ship, seminars, good food, woeskip and peace. driver's education. Tuition at Pioneer Junior R.S.V.P: Women's Ministries Retreat Academy is $135 per month for c/o Northern New England Conference of SDAs ten months for the elementary 91 Allen Ave. grades, and $200 per month in Portland. ME 04103 -3710 grades nine and ten. If you are looking for a school COST: $50 for the weekend; $20 for Sabbath only in the country with a kind, caring, Bring your bedding and warm clothing!

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17 1R Atlantic Union GLEANER, May 1997 worship serviceinwhichtheydo Amesbury ChurchChristmasprogram Amesbury, MA.Thereisnopart of theservice,Sabbathschool,or you needtogoonlyasfar youth leadoutinGod'schurch, not participate. Shall LeadThem A LittleChild If youwanttoseechildrenand for theceremonywerePastor andMrs.David to herastheoldestresident ofTownsend.Present Clara LeFountain,oldestmemberoftheFitchburg Centenarian Honored Seventh-day Adventistchurch,examinesthe Hawaii. Clara willbe102onMay29. leader, hersonEarlLongand wife,MaryAnneof Berthiaume andThelmaHale, PersonalMinistries BOSTON Pos By ThelmaE.Hale, FitchburgSDAChurch In thefall1996,children - r gold-headedcanethatwas awarded forward. The always counton deacons could Amesbury church moved elders and spoke on"ChristianSuccess." worship service.MichaelDavitt and youthledoutintheentire Pastor, butthe had noofficial For severalmonthsin1996,we Jorge Montoya. (left toright)TomMurray;Jack Adventist Church.Alsopictured are theinstructorsandsupporters: Communication Secretary Williams (rear,right)whokicked (front, center)andArthurScott (left, second),TimDespotopulos the smokinghabitinarecent Ryan: BrianBurgess,Associate Pastor; ElizabethCastle;and By Dr.GeraldineI.Grout Lancaster, MA,Seventh-day Breathe FreeClinic Breathe FreeClinicheldinsouth young folkswhoaresowilling Amesbury churchwithsomany and eagertoserveinHishouse Pictured belowarePaulMallory Communication Secretary,AmesburyChurch cooperation andtrainingbythe is verymuchappreciated. Sabbath schooltakingpart. using theirtalentsforHim.The Christmas churchservicewiththe By RhodaWatson parents cannotbeignoredand children fromtheschooland spectacular programforChristmas from thechurchschoolputona teachers, JulieandDickKami- eneski. Thiswasfollowed,on whenever theywereasked. December 21byaveryinspiring the childrenandyouthtoassist under theleadershipoftheir God hassurelyblessedthe In December,1996thechildren

BY G. GROUT Berea Seventh-day Adventist Academy Association ofSchoolsandCol- At theNovember8,1996annual Receives Accreditation full statusofmembershipinand Academic Institutionstoreceive accreditation fromtheNEASC. among the32distinguished day AdventistAcademywas was aculminationofmanyyears leges Inc.(NEASC),BereaSeventh- meeting oftheNewEngland hard workandteameffort.Since Ms. EvelynSavory,BereaSDAAcademyPrincipal This highestachievementhonor Notice isherebygiventhattheninthregulartriennial June 22,1997atCampVictoryLake,HydePark,NewYork. Seventh-day Adventistswillbeheldat9:00a.m.,Sunday, Constituency meetingoftheNortheasternConference ensuing trienniumandtransactsuchotherbusinessas many properlycomebeforethe delegates. reports forthepasttriennium,electionofofficers, departmental directors,andpertinentcommitteesforthe titled toberepresentedbyduly appointeddelegatesap- additional delegateforeach60 members ormajorfraction pointed onthebasisofone for thechurch,andone thereof. The purposeofthismeetingisforthereceiving Each organizedchurchwithin the Conferenceisen- of Seventh-dayAdventists Northeastern Conference OFFICIAL NOTICE Trevor H.C.Baker, Secretary Stennett H.Brooks, President ship changesandrestructur- the processbegan,Bereahas 1992). Preparatoryreporting commissioning bodywas spearheaded byhissuccessor, experienced severalleader- faculty andstaff,adetermined of thechallengewas"sweet (1992-1995). Theculmination ing. Theinitialcontacttothe school hasbeen in theevaluationprocesswas full ofexemplary young people— School Board,ledbyDr.Mary made bythenprincipal,Dr. Earlington Guiste(1988- students whohave Ms. EvelynSavory,hercommitted Mrs. JosephineRobertson reward" ofthecurrentprincipal, graduating classes of Boston! emphasis onhigh like tocallit—A Horatius Gittens. Bennett, andBereachurchpastor academic stan- dards, self-discipline,andstrong Mattapan, Massachusetts,is,aswe Academic foundationmanyhave attend havedevelopedagreat Christian values.Studentswho gone tosomeofthefinesthigh desire tolearn.Armedwithstrong responded tothe Berea Academy,locatedin For nearly70years,this Refuge intheHeart Corporation ofSeventh-dayAdventistswillbeheldin Constituency meetingoftheNortheasternConference Notice isherebygiventhattheninthregulartriennial connection withthetwenty-secondregularsession(ninth poration willconveneat3:00p.m.;thepurposeofwhichis Adventists onSunday,June22,1997,atCampVictory to electofficersandtrusteesfor theensuingtriennium, triennial) oftheNortheasternConferenceSeventh-day Lake, HydePark,NewYork.ThefirstmeetingoftheCor- and totransactsuchotherbusiness asmayproperlycome meeting oftheConferenceare thedelegatestoninth before thesession.Delegatesto theninthregulartriennial Corporation ofSeventh-dayAdventists. regular triennialmeetingofthe Northeastern Conference noRTurAST[1111 Northeastern ConferenceCorporation of Seventh-dayAdventists OFFICIAL NOTICE schools inGreaterBoston,andthe President in1996;DawneGittens,Business Manager; EvelynSavory,Principal;Dr.Mary Left toRight:MarshaMcDonough,NEASC and Brown. Ludes III,currentNEASCPresident. efforts! AsofSeptember26,1996, Bennett, SchoolBoardChairperson;andlames schools ofacademia.ToGod Academy ranksamongtheelite universities includingHarvard,Yale best ofthenation'scollegesand Berea Seventh-dayAdventist By EvelynSavory,Principal Glory Berea Seventh-dayAdventistAcademy Our Godhasrewardedour great thingsHehasdone! Trevor H.C.Baker, Secretary Stennett H.Brooks, President CLEMENT A.MURRAY,CORRESPONDENT be the 19 Atlantic Union GLEANER, May 1997 DURUM BOARD

ference Youth Department at (517) 485-2226, Eastern Daylight ATLANTIC UNION COLLEG: Saving Time ext. 270 for additional details. Sunset Table FUNDRAISING CAMPAIGN June 6 13 20 27 Madison College Alumni Homecoming June 20- FIRST $1,000,000 • GOAL: MAY 31, 1997 Bangor, ME 8:18 8:22 8:24 8:25 21, 1997. Sabbath speaker: Roland R. Hegstad. Honor classes: 1927, '28, '33, '37, '43, '47, '57, CASH IN HAND ON MARCH 25, 1997: Portland, ME 8:20 8:23 8:26 8:26 '63, '67, '72, '77. All are invited. $405,176 Boston, MA 8:18 8:22 8:24 8:25 So. Lancaster, MA 8:21 8:25 8:27 8:27 Mountain View College Alumni Association of Adams Place I Boxborough, MA. Exit 28 I-4i Pittsfield, MA 8:27 8:31 8:33 8:34 Florida will host its first retreat on May 9-11, 1997 at Camp Kulaqua. Members and their fami- Rte 111. For more info. call (207) 657-2800. Hartford, CT 8:23 8:26 8:28 8:29 lies eagerly invite you to join in this historic event. New York, NY 8:25 8:28 8:30 8:31 Travel Opport. for Friends of Andrews Univ. Mountain View College is located near Malaybalay, Land" Cruise with I Albany, NY 8:30 8:34 8:36 8:37 Bukidonon, Philippines. Details: (407) 740-8123, "Visions of the Holy Niels-Erik and Demetra Andreasen—Oct. 19-: Utica, NY 8:38 8:41 8:43 8:44 fax: (407) 740-0868. 1997—aboard the five-star Vistafjord, part of t Syracuse, NY 8:41 8:45 8:47 8:47 "National Singles Adult Convention" June 30 - Cunard Line. Learn about and enjoy historic cit Rochester, NY 8:47 8:51 8:53 8:54 July 6 at Rio Lindo Academy, Healdsburg, CA. Join in Greece, Egypt, Israel, and Turkey. Buffalo, NY 8:51 8:55 8:57 8:57 an exciting group of singles from across North Join Dr. Merlene Ogden for 2 or 4 weeks Hamilton, Bda. 8:22 8:25 8:27 8:28 America and "Experience the Connection" Ireland and/or Scotland. Tour "Beauty Spots through spiritual enrichment, personal growth Ireland," July 7-23, 1997, then add "The Hic and Christian fellowship. Participate in worship lands and Western Isles of Scotland," July 23 - At seminars, recreation and tours. For more informa- 7, 1997. Out of Union tion contact: Adventist Singles Ministries, 4467 For complete itineraries and financial deta King Springs Rd., Smyrna, GA 30082, phone: contact the Alumni Office, Andrews Universi Adventist Singles Ministries Memorial Week- (770) 434-5111, fax: (770) 434-2177. Berrien Springs, MI 49104; (616) 471-3591; end Getaway to Camp Lawroweld, ME 4 days for Rearing Godly Children in an Ungodly World: mail [email protected]. Some details availat $40 total cost. Come enjoy Christian fellowship On Friday, July 11, 1997 and Sunday, July 13, at www.andrews.edu/ALUMNI/ and nature. For more information call Ann David 1997, Raymond and Dorothy Moore will be speak- at (508) 343-4262. Please respond by May 10. ing at the Holiday Inn, Boxborough Woods, 1 Berrien Springs—A Vegetarian Cui- S sine Instructors course will be held at Andrews University, June 26 to MARANATHA VOLUNTEERS INTERNATIONAL invites 29. The course is sponsored by the you to join a short-term mission project that is happening Andrews Department of Nutrition. here in the Mid-America Union. Attendees who complete the course CELEBRATING will receive a VCI certificate from the General Conference Health De- WHAT: Maranatha Annual National Convention partment. The course will include and Convention Project updates on nutrition and food WHERE: Sunnydale Academy, Centralia, MO safety, along with exciting new ex- amples of low-fat and vegetarian WHEN: June 25 - July 9,1997—Convention Project cooking. Registration for the event July 10 - July 12, 1997—The Convention is $45. For registration or other in- formation call: (616) 471-3370; fax: PROJECT: Various projects on the campus of Sunnydale Academy 5YEARS (616) 471-3485; mail: Dept. Of Nu- trition, Andrews University, Berrien • Painting, electrical, carpentry, plumbing, AS 4 A RI SKERL A Springs, MI 49104; or e-mail: carpet and tile repairs, furniture repairs, [email protected]. general and deep cleaning MI

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