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When your expectations are disappointed and life doesn't turn out like you thought it would, you can become disappointed and disillusioned. As aircraft pilots depend upon their navigational control systems to guide them through turbulence when things aren't visibly clear. So it is with life in general, when it becomes uncertain due to the lost of a loved one we need a navigational system to guide us. Faith serves as a dependable system to get us through those times when we don't understand which way to go.

When your expectations are disappointed and life doesn't turn out like you thought it would, you can become disappointed and disillusioned. As aircraft pilots depend upon their navigational control systems to guide them through turbulence when things aren't visibly clear. So it is with life in general, when it becomes uncertain due to the lost of a loved one we need a navigational system to guide us. Faith serves as a dependable system to get us through those times when we don't understand which way to go.

Journeying to Justice provides the very first comprehensive appraisal of the tumultuous journey towards equity and reconciliation amongst British and Jamaican Baptists across two centuries of Christian missionary work, in which slavery, colonialism and racism has loomed large. This ground breaking text brings together scholars and practitioners, lay and ordained, peoples from a variety of culturally and ethnically diverse backgrounds, all speaking to the enduring truth of the gospel of Christ as a means of effecting social, political and spiritual transformation. Journeying to Justice...

In 1852 James White recognized a need for a paper for the youth in the church. In the late summer of that year, he launched a monthly magazine which he titled, "The Youth's Instructor." The subscription price for twelve issues was a mere 25 cents. In the first issue it was written, "We design that the Instructor shall be filled with sensible matter, not only for the benefit of small children, but for the instruction of the youth from 16 to 20 years of age." For several years, this paper served a wide range of youth in the Adventist church.

In 1879, the paper changed to a four page...