Pacific Union Recorder—February 2022

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Level Up Ministry ABOVE: Pastor Soto along with a team of creators build a virtual Noah's Ark, which includes an embedded museum underneath the ark.

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ince the early days of Atari, Commodore 64, and Sega, the gaming world has changed to become more interactive, engaging, and creative. “Gamer” is now a common way to describe someone who plays games either on a system or online. Games have moved steadily from a self-contained hardware-based system to an online community brought together by programming that encourages cooperative action. While this change has created challenges for churches and schools, a group of innovative church members are turning to online gaming as a way to reach their community. “The church is not reaching the gamers, the

Members of One Accord: The Guild collaborate to build virtual worlds and societies.

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Articles inside

Community & Marketplace

18min
pages 44-49

Sunset Calendars

4min
page 50

Adventist Church Leaders on COVID-19 Vaccination

2min
pages 51-52

Southern California Conference

5min
pages 42-43

Southeastern California Conference

5min
pages 40-41

Northern California Conference

4min
pages 38-39

Adventist Health

2min
page 35

Nevada-Utah Conference

4min
pages 36-37

La Sierra University

2min
page 32

Pacific Union College

2min
page 33

Holbrook Indian School

4min
pages 30-31

Loma Linda University Health

2min
page 34

We Would See Jesus

6min
pages 4-7

A Worship that Works

5min
pages 8-11

Hawaii Conference

2min
pages 28-29

Newsdesk

5min
pages 20-23

P.G. Rodgers: Builder of Black Adventism

11min
pages 12-17

Central California Conference

5min
pages 26-27

Arizona Conference

3min
pages 24-25

Acting Out of Love a Christian Responsibility

3min
pages 18-19
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