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Loren Seibold

Loren Seibold

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Executive Editor, Adventist Today

Columbus

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Politics, History Media,Culture Literature, Religion

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Sports, politics, tech, finance

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Total articles 782

  • When the Door Shuts and the Window Doesn’t Open

    By Loren Seibold Verified| Adventist Today Verified melody tan, parenting@ by Melody Tan  |  16 April 2025  |I heard the story of a Rwandan pastor who survived his country’s genocide back in 1994. He and some of his church members were having a small group meeting at home when they were rounded up by the Hutus. Forced on their knees in the front yard, they were told to hold up their identification cards.

    By Loren Seibold Verified · Adventist Today

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • ATSS: Laura Ochs Wibberding, “Christian Nationalism in Global Perspective”

    By Loren Seibold Verified| Adventist Today Verified ATSS, Features ATSS@ 16 April 2025  |Less than 100 days since the inauguration, Donald Trump’s second term is already chaotic and controversial. Why is the promised Christian America imprisoning undocumented immigrants out-of-country and cutting funding for health research at home and aid to refugees abroad?

    By Loren Seibold Verified · Adventist Today

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • When the Door Shuts and the Window Doesn’t Open

    By Loren Seibold Verified| Adventist Today Verified melody tan, parenting@ by Melody Tan  |  16 April 2025  |I heard the story of a Rwandan pastor who survived his country’s genocide back in 1994. He and some of his church members were having a small group meeting at home when they were rounded up by the Hutus. Forced on their knees in the front yard, they were told to hold up their identification cards.

    By Loren Seibold Verified · Adventist Today

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Adventist Today

Milton-Freewater, Oregon, United States