Reportedly there are 195,000 species of plants which produce edible parts that could be consumed by humans. How many of those 195,000...
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Reportedly there are 195,000 species of plants which produce edible parts that could be consumed by humans. How many of those 195,000...
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I recently did the Rainbow Ride, a local 102.5-mile (165 km) race. It was my first large group ride, and it was...
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I’ve been an Adventist all my life. While others adopted into it, I was born in it and molded by its culture...
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That Thing We All Struggle With In her song If We’re Honest, singer-songwriter Francesca Battistelli clearly articulates one of the biggest struggles...
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It’s the middle of August, 2015. Greg Fisher steps onto a Greyhound bus, takes a big whiff of recycled oxygen, and quickly...
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If you know me at all, then you know that I am decidedly anti-coercion. And yet, if I could make every person...
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The term migration, in the animal kingdom, refers to a phenomenon that portrays rhythmic cadence, routine, and structure. Whether of butterfly, bird,...
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The Seventh-day Adventist Church membership in Zambia has doubled in the past 10 years, growing from 500,000 members to more than a...
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Today is International Women’s Day. As for me, I’m a “ladies man,” but not in the way you are familiar with the...
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“Many whom God has qualified to do excellent work accomplish very little, because they attempt little. Thousands pass through life as if...
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