00:00:00Opening and headlines
00:00:34Women make history at MEU
00:00:58Finding balance on social media
00:01:28Supporting people with hearing loss
00:03:10SPD creators shape OneVoice27
00:04:28National honours in Kiribati
00:05:48Closing
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Three Seventh-day Adventists have been recognised with some of Kiribati's highest national honours after decades of service to their communities. In Australia, churches are being encouraged to make worship more accessible for people with hearing loss; and South Pacific creators returned inspired after helping shape the global OneVoice27 initiative at the inaugural Creator Summit in the United States.
Making headlines around the world: two women made history as the first theology graduates from the Middle East and North Africa Union Mission, and Australian researchers reveal a surprising link between moderate social media use and teenage wellbeing.
00:00 Opening and headlines
00:34 Women make history at MEU
00:58 Finding balance on social media
01:28 Supporting people with hearing loss
03:10 SPD creators shape OneVoice27
04:28 National honours in Kiribati
05:48 Closing
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