A collection of rare and ancient Bibles—including a gold-covered edition and a Gutenberg replica—is touring churches and schools across the South Pacific; plus, four Adventist women are cycling 4000 kilometres across Australia to raise funds and awareness for suicide prevention. In news from around the world, we find out how unused smartphones are being repurposed for mission in Sri Lanka and how eating eggs might support heart health and longevity.

Useful links:
ℹ️ Legacy of Faith exhibition
ℹ️ Follow @ride4life_aus and donate
ℹ️ Week of Prayer readings and audio version

Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley Jankiewicz

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Adventists across Australia unite to confront family violence, with new initiatives aiming to make churches ‘safe, not silent.’ We also share details about a new Faith FM series highlighting women who shaped the Reformation and Sanitarium’s latest community outreach efforts. Plus, in Making Headlines, meet a young Adventist heading to the North Pole for a scientific expedition and find out why 7000 steps a day might be enough to improve your health.

00:02 Opening and headlines
00:33 Adventist Bolivian teen joins North Pole expedition
01:11 Study shows benefits of 7000 daily steps
02:31 Adventists unite to end family violence
04:34 New book inspires Faith FM Reformation series
05:18 Sanitarium team supports Soul Hub
06:14 Closing

Useful links:
ℹ️ Stories from the Reformation show and book
ℹ️ New enditnow website
ℹ️ Watch the enditnow summit

Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley Jankiewicz

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This week, the South Pacific Division Executive Committee meetings set the course for the future of mission, including the return of key departments like Youth, Children’s and Family Ministries; new leadership appointments and the strategic focus guiding the Church over the next five years. We hear from SPD and GC leaders about the alignment between regional and global mission plans, and introduce the new presidents for the PNG and Trans-Pacific Union Missions. Plus, in Making Headlines, we look at a major Indigenous outreach initiative in Mexico and a surprising study on artificial sweeteners and diabetes risk.

00:03 Opening and headlines
00:40 Indigenous outreach in Mexico
01:17 Artificial sweeteners and diabetes
02:19 SPD restructure and strategy
05:31 New TPUM president: Pastor Charlie Jimmy
06:55 New PNGUM president: Pastor Danny P hilip
08:50 Closing

Hosts: Juliana Muniz and Ashley Jankiewicz

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