Lander SDA Church

Lydie Birai – Denver, Colorado … Special Christmas programs are a part of worship events, expected and thoroughly enjoyed by congregants and other participants. One such example is a LifeSource Christmas program. Consider the following ravings about the LifeSource program held on December 17.

“Loved it! Enjoyed the production! Well-organized! Worshipful and classy experience! It was great and performances were outstanding, taking it to another level.”

Elisabet Kirkland – Littleton, Colorado … The table spanned endlessly, draped in red and white candy stripes. Dewy potato and egg dishes gleamed amid the placid yellow glow of florescent illumination. Crock pots gathered like a small, armored division readied to thwart the delayed first-meal hunger pangs. And the sweet treats! Oh, the sweet treats. Countless pastries in pink, red, and gooey chocolate taunted both the young and the old.

It was a Sabbath breakfast potluck at Littleton Church.

By Nathaniel Gamble

In the animated movie A Charlie Brown Christmas, Charlie Brown asks in frustration, “Isn’t there anyone who knows what Christmas is all about?!” Many Seventh-day Adventists find themselves in a similar situation when it comes to Religious Liberty Sabbath. Most of us do know about promoting the Liberty magazine on Religious Liberty Sabbath to state and federal judges, government officials, and lawyers. But, apart from this initiative, many of us, like Charlie Brown, wonder, “Isn’t there anyone who knows what Religious Liberty Sabbath is all about?” Well, I can tell you the meaning of Religious Liberty Sabbath and why the Seventh-day Adventist Church focuses on it.