ASI Connections
ASI Connections is the official newsletter for Adventist-laymen’s Services & Industries. It delivers up-to-date member and project news and inspiration, as well as ASI-related announcements. Subscribe today to keep in touch with what’s happening at ASI.
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A Book, A Tract, and a Snack
During the height of the COVID pandemic, many families spent more time at home, and for some, outreach opportunities were quite limited. But not so for three eager, bright, and innovative children—Arthur Glasser, age 8, Maxwell Glasser, age 7, and Clara Glasser, age 4—who found a very creative way to share God’s love with others. Read more
Leveraging AI for Ministry
The world is witnessing a new era of technological innovation, and ASI is harnessing this momentum to advance its mission of spreading the gospel. Recognizing the potential of artificial intelligence, ASI has established an AI committee to explore and implement AI-driven strategies in ministry. Read more
2024 Project Update – Loma Linda Campestre
Loma Linda Campestre, an Adventist center in Colombia focused on healthy living and community support, has made substantial progress on a project aimed at improving water access through solar power and water storage infrastructure. Read more
Digital Global Evangelism and the Impact of Artificial Intelligence
The figures are staggering. The task seems overwhelming. The mission before us appears to all human thinking—impossible. The world’s population is approximately eight billion and growing. Read more
Faith in the Future: Unleashing AI’s Potential for Ministry Impact
My kids’s eyes danced with excitement, and then widened with disbelief as I played a video on my iPhone of their beloved uncle Jamey on the set of his YouTube channel, 8thirty2. It began simply enough with him stating “numbers in Revelation have significance.” Read more
Faith in Action: Adventists Unite for Hurricane Helene Recovery
As Hurricane Helene bore down on the Southeastern U.S., a team from Tennessee-based Heritage Academy was already engaged in disaster preparedness training at Mount Pisgah Adventist Academy. Led by 2Serve, a disaster response and training ministry directed by Jim Ingersoll and affiliated with Heritage Academy, the team of student leaders and staff had been training students on how to respond in times of crisis. Read more