NAD NewsPoints
About NAD NewsPoints
NAD NewsPoints is a bi-weekly e-newsletter for all Seventh-day Adventist church leaders and members in North America. Every regular issue includes news, announcements, resources, ViewPoints quotes, links to Adventists in the News, Adventist Journey magazine link Edition, and Upcoming Events (Special Days & Offerings). CLICK HERE to subscribe!

NewsPoints November 15, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-Continued coverage of the NAD Year-End Meeting; California diaper distribution reaches 1 million; 2023 Lucy Byard Scholarship winners

NewsPoints October 25, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-First news from 2023 NAD Year-End Meeting; La Sierra University selects interim president; Center for Indigenous peoples breaks ground

NewsPoints October 19, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-Southern Adventist Univ. breaks ground on new building; AdventHealth first in Southeast U.S. to care for kids/adults with Down Syndrome

NewsPoints October 11, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-CORRECTED- NAD president holds evangelistic series for first church; NAD Hispanic advisory inspires guests; Pastor Appreciation Month

NewsPoints October 04, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-Union College votes name change; Detroit-area church grows food for community; "Walking Miracles of God’s Amazing Grace"; more

NewsPoints September 27, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-La Sierra University moves up in U.S News rankings; Longtime Pacific Press editor passes away; Virtual Sabbath School training event

NewsPoints September 20, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-La Sierra University president resigns; Houston church shares 27,000 "El Centinela" copies; Pacific Union College climbs ranking list

NewsPoints September 13, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-NAD welcomes general counsel; New book examines each of the church’s fundamental beliefs; AIM's new suicide prevention course; more

NewsPoints September 06, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-Sonscreen film receives award, accolades; Seminars at 2023 educators' convention; Hidden Figures: Stories of Adventist Women; more

NewsPoints August 30, 2023
NAD NewsPoints-Former NAD VP Debra Brill passes away; NAD educators' convention: STEM and general sessions wrap up; ACFI report; more