The Beliefs & Practices of Adventist Young Adults
If you liked the first volume of the “Adventist Research” Series The Beliefs and Practices of Adventist Adolescents – Findings from the 2017-18 Global Church Member Survey presenting research findings on the habits of Adventist adolescents, their beliefs and attitudes towards themselves, their churches, and key areas of their lives, including those where some improvements could help them continue to grow and thrive, then you will love the second volume of this series: The Beliefs and Practices of Adventist Young Adults.
In this Volume, ASTR is not only presenting research findings from the young adult sample group but also significant findings comparing the Adventist young adult sample group to the Adventist adolescent sample group.
We hope this book will inspire you to pray for and love Adventist young people more. May the insights you receive help your local church embrace young Adventists, involve them in ministry to the church and community, and encourage them to move forward in their spiritual journeys with the Lord!
Preview Pages
Research on Adventist Young People
The Beliefs & Practices of Adventist Adolescents
Are you curious about Adventist adolescents? We are so excited to share this recent data about Adventist adolescents in this book published by ASTR.
The Beliefs & Practices of Adventist Young Adults
In this Volume, ASTR is not only presenting research findings from the young adult sample group but also significant findings comparing the Adventist young adult sample group to the Adventist adolescent sample group.
Research on Teachers in Adventist Education
Educating for Service and Mission: Teachers in Seventh-day Adventist Schools in North America and Their Perceptions of Mission
The research reported here provides evidence that teachers in Adventist schools in North America hold views on the mission of their school that accord well with the goals of both the pioneers and current education administrators.
Education as Preparation for Eternity: Teachers in Seventh-day Adventist Schools in Australia and the Solomon Islands, and Their Perceptions of Mission
Readers will find this statistical research and analysis not only stimulating, but it will challenge them to take steps to rectify concerning trends and to resource areas that are working well.
