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Youtube Mania youtube mania OLDER PEOPLE AND INTERNET ADDICTION 14 NEWS INMATES FOLLOW JESUS THROUGH BAPTISM 5 ADVENTIST RECORD | MAY 4, 2019 ISSN 0819-5633 NEW RESOURCES · INTERNATIONAL SPEAKERS · INSPIRING WORKSHOPS 23-25 AUGUST 2019 · PIONEER THEATRE, 14 PENNANT ST, CASTLE HILL, NSW 2154 Conference details and registration www.eliawellness.com/summit2019 Brought to you by editor’s note more than a magazine Life hack videos are super-popular on the internet. Every day we have stories go up on our website and A life hack is like a shortcut to life—discovering a fresh social media. There’s a weekly email newsletter with all use or purpose of an object to make life easier. With the highlights of the week, a link to the Record PDF and cheerful, upbeat music, the video’s subject, often any video content, delivered right to your inbox. just a pair of hands, will show you how to boil an egg While some of us may fondly remember the days of properly, how to make your child’s costume, how to receiving Record weekly, the fortnightly edition gives us decorate a cake or even how to use peanut butter to more value, with more pages than the weekly maga- create a crystal. zine in full colour and some gap weeks to highlight My wife discovered a video about how to fold clothes conference newsletters and Adventist World. for travel (rolling them) and it “revolutionised” the way Digital has certainly helped with submissions as well. she packed for trips. Most of the submissions I receive are now via email, There is a reason these videos are so popular. They making communication with our correspondents across transcend language barriers, reach millions of viewers, the South Pacific instant and convenient. Anyone with hold the promise that anyone could achieve these new internet access can now submit stories, photos, notices skills and are often quite short. Some of the tips you and letters at the click of a button. will attempt at home, and maybe they will save you Using the same resources and team at our disposal, time or even just provide some novelty factor. we’ve tried to optimise your opportunity for engage- Yet, more often than not, we will never try the ideas ment and enjoyment, catering to new audiences and we see. We are content just to know and understand demographics, all while our core remains the same. an object’s use without having to do anything about it. Adventist Record is part of the family. We still have The value of these videos is that they help us to the same purpose of telling our stories, building our understand and repurpose objects in the world around community and sharing our hope. Personally, my us. But the value is only realised if we put these insights passion has always been communicating faith in a into practice. simple, authentic and practical way. We want to inspire In this age of life hacks, we’ve had to grapple with action not just increase a passive audience. Adventist what Adventist Record is and does. No, we are not Record exists for all of us—for you and our Adventist moving into making life hacks or “church hacks”. community. (although leave it with me, there may be something Like the life hack videos, hopefully we can encourage useful in that thought). you to try something useful, in living out or sharing Yet in some ways, the past few years have seen us your faith. It may just revolutionise your life. adjust, relearn and look at ways to optimise Adventist But Adventist Record wouldn’t exist without you. Record in both delivery and content. Without you reading, writing and submitting, there is We’ve followed DIY tips from the pages of magazines no way we could do what we do. And this Sabbath, into the digital realms of social media and video. your Adventist Record offering will help us to continue You may not know that Record produces at least to deliver content that is relevant and two pieces of video content a week—Record Wrap, timely through as many platforms as our weekly Adventist news clip, and #RecordLive, an we can. in-depth, interactive conversation about faith, church Adventist Record is more than just life and what’s happening, both of which appear weekly a magazine. on our Facebook page. We produce or share other jarrod stackelroth videos as well, such as the writing tips series, produced editor with the help of AMN West. /JStackelroth senior consulting editor graphic designer noticeboard adventist media glenn townend linden chuang [email protected] locked bag 1115 senior editor template designer subscriptions wahroonga nsw 2076 australia jarrod stackelroth theodora pau’u [email protected] + 61 (02) 9847 2222 assistant editors noticeboard + 61 (03) 5965 6300 cover credit maritza brunt julie laws mailed within australia and getty images abn 59 093 117 689 vania chew letters nz $A43.80 $NZ73.00 other vol 124 no 8 copyeditors [email protected] prices on application. tracey bridcutt news & photos website kent kingston [email protected] record.adventistchurch.com May 4, 2019 | Adventist record 3 news calvyn Png Schools host church activities Tracey bridcutt While in Kerema, Papua New An initiative to bring church in Kambubu [Adventist Secondary Guinea, recently, I had my photo members onto school campuses School] where a women’s minis- taken with two Calvyns. It is not in Papua New Guinea is having a tries program was conducted. The unusual that I have my photo taken. But my middle name is positive impact on the schools. church members who came saw also Calvyn. So there were three Jim Yawane, Papua New Guinea the need and were able to set aside people named Calvyn in the Union Mission Adventist Education a few kinas to assist in some main- picture. The two men were a little director, said they were encour- tenance work.” younger than me and we all work aging church programs and activi- Recently, a district youth camp for the Church. ties to be held on school campuses. meeting was held at Konkua One was the secretary treasurer By bringing church members in, Adventist Primary School, attended of the South West Papua Mission they can learn about the school and by about 450 youth. and the other was the education see the needs it may have. “The youth have decided they director for the Mission. But there “They know that the school is will adopt the school for this year was another link—we were all an Adventist school, but they don’t and that simply means they will named after my father. My dad’s often get to see the school and be available if the school needs name is Calvyn and it is a bit of a feel part of the school,” Mr Yawane anything, like cleaning up and just family tradition that the eldest son said. any odd jobs around the school. gets the first name of their father “[This initiative] worked very well They [the youth] will be able to as their middle name. However assist, and even [do some] what about the others? fundraising,” Mr Yawane Back in the 1970s my dad said. mentored, trained and developed “[This initiative] encour- both of these men’s fathers. They would travel together, pray and ages the youth and the study together, teach and train church members and the pastors and church members school, just helping them to together. In the process they all grow spiritually and to do Attendees at Konkua. became disciple-making disciples. things together.” Because of the discipling relation- ship Dad had with these two men, they named their sons after him. My grandfather once told me he students get hands dirty for clean water named my dad Calvyn in honour Bruna tawake of the great Swiss Reformer John Edinburgh College Year 11 Calvin. Calvin, like all reformers, students and their teachers helped had a strong personality and built a 22,500L water tank for was known for his deep intellect a community in Central Santo, and theological insights and for Vanuatu during their recent ADRA creating Christian community. Connections trip. All of us need a Calvyn in “The Connections trip is our lives. Each of us needs to well-established as Year 11’s rite students welcomed. be a Calvyn to others. Strong, of passage, helping wean students community-minded, searching and seeking God, supporting off the comforts of home and and it was not what I expected,” and developing others on the develop independence,” said Ledua said student Anika Homann. “I journey as a Christian. This is Brooks, a teacher at Edinburgh thought we would be working how disciple-making College and one of the trip leaders. the whole time, but I was able to works and how a Students and teachers made spend time with the community, disciple-making strong connections with the and the locals helped us build the movement begins community, with the locals helping water tank. One of my favourite and grows. with the more challenging tasks, days was Sabbath. It is so amazing and women and children joining in how much the community gets Glenn townend the concrete mixing. together and worships God. I think SPD President “I really enjoyed the Connec- that is something we can learn /SPDpresident tions trip. It is my first mission trip from and bring back home.” 4 Adventist record | may 4, 2019 Literature ministries coordinator appointed jarrod stackelroth Long-time literature evangelist in their local communities through Brenton Lowe has been appointed distributing materials such as Signs of Literature Ministries coordinator at the Times, tracts and books.
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