Designed for Seventh-day Adventist university students and young professionals, College and University Dialogue is published by the Committee on Adventist Ministry to College and University Students (AMiCUS) in cooperation with the 13 world divisions of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and in partnership with Public Campus Ministries (PCM). Volume 34, Number 3 (2022) is now available online. According to Lisa M. Beardsley-Hardy in her editorial titled Stepping Out of the Shadows of Giants, “this issue of Dialogue is full of encouragement as well as practical guidance to improve physical, mental, and spiritual well-being—even how to improve your financial situation.”
The Influence of the Pandemic on Mental Health by Pablo Daniel Canalis
“Soon after COVID infections became widespread, all over the world, psychiatric clinics started seeing people who did not have a previous mental illness but who were affected by the psychological problems caused by the pandemic.”
Singing in the Reign When Going Through a Difficult Time, Keep Praising Him! by Alain G. Coralie
“Truly, singing is a powerful gift from God. It can inspire, express our pain and our struggle, soothe our grief and loss, dry our tears, and bring back the joy.”
Building Our Altar Life by Dwain N. Esmond
“If we build and lean on the altar of prayer, there, God will meet us and will lead us, guide us, and bless us. If our prayer altar is sure and certain, from then on, we can be sure and certain that God will meet us there and carry us through the rest of our lives.”
I Shall Not Want by Katherin Jara Cáceres
“When we let God be first, we will realize that He has already filled many of our empty spots and needs.”
“Test Me On This” by Carlos Biaggi
“Jesus is preparing your heart for heaven, and that preparation includes correct financial planning. The Lord invites you today to put Him first in managing the resources He puts in your hands. Will you test Him today?”
Riding the K-Wave: PCM Missionaries in Action! by Choi Ho Young
“Adventist students in Korea, sent to universities in Taiwan after completing a certain period of training, are front-line missionaries. What they do is not a one-off presentation or event, but a year-long engagement. They actively serve as student missionaries, teaching and making friends in Korean language clubs established at each university.”
Ansu D. Sonii, Sr. by Emmanuel G. M. Kollie
In addition to being the Minister of Education of the Republic of Liberia, Sonii is a Certified Public Accountant and has been a university professor, dean, and president. As a Seventh-day Adventist Christian, his “focus has always been to develop a personality that will serve God and His people at all times.”
“In 15 Minutes” by Cédric Lachenal
This interview with Valentyna Kuryliak, associate professor and vice-rector for research for scientific work, tells of the recovery of Ukrainian Adventist Center of Higher Education in Bucha, Ukraine.
This issue is also available in Spanish, French and Portuguese.
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