Our own Record Live cohost Zanita recently traveled to the Solomon Islands, witnessing health ministry and healing in remote communities first hand. We chat with her about some of the things she saw there. She also had the opportunity to chat with Mission secretary Clifton Mark about preparations for the upcoming Solomon Islands for Christ program in 2026. Today we find out what is happening in the Solomons. #RecordLive Wednesdays 4pm, Friday morning podcast.

We speak with Pastor David Riley about his new book "Bubsie and the boys", the incredible true story of two young, mission-minded Adventists who unintentionally became the first men to journey around Australia in a car. A project of passion, the adversity the book describes mirrors Pastor Riley's own challenges while completing the project, losing his daughter to cancer and now being diagnosed himself. You don't want to miss this conversation. #RecordLive Wednesdays 4pm, Podcast Friday mornings.

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Church attendance has seen a decline since the pandemic. Young people are struggling to find a connection with community. On this episode, we talk to a young person who has left and come back and is now passionate about the benefits of church involvement. Megan Skene works for the Adventist Heritage Centre, based at Avondale University. Since 2020, she has experienced a reconnection to the faith she grew up around and is now passionate in attending and getting involved in her local church. #RecordLive Wednesdays 4pm and podcast Friday mornings.