Lubbock Adventist News

Youth Rush is a Seventh-day Adventist literature evangelism program designed to share the love of Jesus Christ. Our own Hayden McCombs participated in the program this past Summer. He personally witnessed by visiting people in diverse communities. He shared...

The LJA Christmas party on Dec. 13, brought smiles to every face. Our day started with Dr. Simmons reading an inspirational Christmas story, Christmas Tapestry, by Patricia Polacco, which tells how an inside wall is ruined by a leak in a church. Jonathan Weeks and his...

How do you combine Christmas carols and baked potatoes? Lubbock Junior Academy made it happen! Thanks to the overwhelming support of church members & friends. Last week LJA presented the Christmas musical cantata, “He Is Still The King of Kings”, a heartwarming...

Tonight December 6, 5:30pm, in the Worship Center. Come enjoy LJA’s presentation of the Cantata: “He’s Still the King of Kings.” Followed by a fund raising supper, bake sale and fun times in the Fellowship Hall. Susan Zimmermann

One bar of Ivory soap, one toothbrush, one washcloth, a toy, several pencils and the list goes on... These are some of the items LJA students packed into the Operation Christmas Child boxes. Shoebox size boxes are filled with items to help a child smile. Not just any...

The Fall Week of Prayer at LJA was presented by Pastor Jeremy, November 3-7. Each Fall and Spring LJA has a special week of spiritual emphasis to provide students the opportunity to follow Christ and determine to serve Him for the rest of their lives. Pastor Jeremy...

Each day LJA students have the privilege of praying to our Heavenly Father. We help our students envision a school in many other countries where it is against the law to pray. It is certainly a privilege that we are allowed to pray in school. The text Matthew 18:20 is...

During the summer of 2014, Richard Thompson joined the Ultimate Workout with Maranatha International in the Dominican Republic. He worked on a construction crew that rebuilt three churches. Each church was originally built for 60 members, but is now in need of space...

LJA has a scrap paper box container in each classroom. Although most of the paper has already been used, the back of the paper is still blank, and can be used to do rough draft, figure out math problems, and do fun creative drawings, etc. Students find this scrap...