Seventh-day Adventists believe in inspiring those around us to experience a life of wholeness and hope for an eternal future with God.
WHEN we look below the surface of the single adult's personality, we find an other characteristic even more basic than loneliness. Anxiety, found in varying degrees, is a very realistic force within the modern young person. . .
THE most important group in the life of the unattached adult is the peer group. Each single adult has certain social needs that demand satisfaction as imperatively as do the physical needs. Strongest among these social needs is the need to be like others and belong to a group. . .