Kent Kingston

Kent Kingston

Recent Articles

  • “In harmony” with GC on women’s ordination

    “In harmony” with GC on women’s ordination

    The Southern Union Conference, which covers eight states in the southeast of the USA, has voted to maintain its solidarity with the world Church on the issue of ordaining women pastors.
  • RECORD releasing Android app

    RECORD releasing Android app

    The moment you've all been waiting for! RECORD announces the release of its new Android app.
  • Beyond Showcase

    Beyond Showcase

    The almost-completed Beyond: the search evangelistic resources were showcased recently at the studios of Adventist Media Network (AMN) in Wahroonga, NSW. Present were Dr Ted Wilson, president, and Bob Lemon, treasurer, for the world church, as well as mem
  • Cell-based evangelism sees results

    Cell-based evangelism sees results

    After two months of preparing hearts, evangelistic efforts in Fiji’s capital have climaxed with an 18-night series held at a packed Suva Civic Centre and 256 people baptised at the Vodafone Arena.
  • Underground church celebrates baptisms

    Underground church celebrates baptisms

    In an echo of the catacomb worship services of the first century, prayers of blessing have been offered at a new underground church in Coober Pedy, a South Australian opal mining town in the desert midway between Adelaide and Alice Springs.
  • Ministry blooms in Toowoomba

    Ministry blooms in Toowoomba

    During the Toowoomba (Qld) annual Carnival of Flowers, Debby Birach-Mayer, from Highfields church, put together a thematic floral display in St Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral.
  • Pathfinders celebrate 65 years

    Pathfinders celebrate 65 years

    Hundreds of South Island Pathfinders, leaders, parents and past Pathfinders gathered in Christchurch, New Zealand, to celebrate 65 years of Pathfindering.
  • Schools trade union breaks away

    Schools trade union breaks away

    The Independent Education Union of Australia (IEUA), which represents 68,000 workers in church-run and other independent schools, has split from the combined unions’ peak body—the Australian Council of Trade Unions.
  • Eye-opening surgeries change lives

    Eye-opening surgeries change lives

    Dr Jerold Beeve, an Adventist eye doctor from California, estimates that, over the years, he and his medical outreach teams have treated three percent of the total population of Fiji for various forms of vision impairment.
  • IRONMEN carry one another across the line

    IRONMEN carry one another across the line

    The IRONMEN Newcastle Men’s Ministry has been victorious, with a hard-training team crossing the finish line at Newcastle’s Hill to Harbour fun run/walk.