Across the continent, Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) churches and schools are proclaiming the Gospel through events and Bible studies—many made possible by Pentecost 2025, a North American Division (NAD) initiative intended to mobilize church members for evangelism this year through start-up funds, resources, and training.
The Voice of Prophecy (VOP), the longest-running media ministry in the Seventh-day Adventist Church, announced Thursday that Shawn Boonstra, speaker/director of the ministry since 2013, has accepted the invitation of the Adventist Review to serve as an associate editor. He will be leaving the Loveland, Colorado-based ministry sometime this summer.
Later this month, Seventh-day Adventists around the globe will begin studying the Second Quarter 2025 Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide, titled Allusions, Images, Symbols: How to Study Bible Prophecy
Ken Norton, president of the Montana Conference, has accepted the Voice of Prophecy’s invitation to serve as the Discover Bible School director. He will begin his service at the ministry on March 2.
Norton will replace Bill Payne, who recently became the director for Sabbath School and Personal Ministries at the North American Division.
Surrounded on three sides by snow-capped mountains, more than 300 pastors, lay leaders, and ministry Sponsors gathered this past November in Estes Park, Colorado, to fellowship, worship, and train together.
At the 2024 Society of Adventist Communicators (SAC) Convention, the Voice of Prophecy (VOP) won three design awards and the event’s top honor, the Award of Excellence, for the Focus on Daniel Bible Guides.
The Voice of Prophecy (VOP), Seventh-day Adventism’s oldest existing media ministry, celebrated its 95th birthday last month. From its first day to now, VOP has used cutting-edge technology to proclaim the everlasting Gospel of Christ, touching millions of lives worldwide.
