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The merits of Christ, in all their glory, make up for everything that is lacking in the little ways we try to love Him back.

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Justin Kim

Editor

Justin Kim oversees all aspects of the Adventist Review. He has a background as a missionary, pastor, editor, and director. He has preached in over 40 countries, loves good books, and hates cilantro/coriander. He and his wife have two sons.

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Sikhululekile Daco

Associate Editor

Sikhu Daco administers the editorial team. With degrees in biochemistry, French, and religion, she loves focusing on Bible study and ministry to young adults. She and her husband have four children.

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John Peckham

Associate Editor

John Peckham, Ph.D. administers the theological division and associated projects. He is a research professor of theology and Christian philosophy at Andrews University. Author of numerous books, he has a passion in proclaiming the character of God.

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Greg Scott

Associate Director

Greg Scott manages logistics, contracts, and audio content production, bringing 30 years of leadership from Adventist World Radio to his role. He has a love for history and nature that fuels his exploration of the world’s wonders.

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Daniel Bruneau

Systems Integration & Innovation Director

Daniel Bruneau, Ph.D. focuses on implementing user-centric approaches to the Review’s users. He has a background in user experience research and design, corporate executive leadership, and entrepreneurship.

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Enno Müller

Communications Director & News Editor

Enno Mueller heads the news division and is the communications director. He has served as pastor, media professional, and director. He seeks to connect church members around the global Adventist church through the power of stories.

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Beth Thomas

Assistant Editor

Beth Thomas has been an editor and writer for Adventist publications since 2016. Holding a bachelor’s degree in Media Writing from the UMass Amherst, she is the managing editor for KidsView, a mother of two, and a pastor’s wife.

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Jonathan Walter

Assistant Editor

Jonathan Walter has served globally as a pastor, missionary, and evangelist, holding communication and leadership roles within the Adventist Church. He handles editorial responsibilities, Adventist Review Art, as well as the Review’s social media and website presence.

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Kimberly Brown

Finance Manager

Kim Brown assists with management direction, publishing partners, and financial administration. She received a bachelor’s degree in organization management from Washington Adventist University followed by a master’s in human sciences from Hood College.

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Merle Poirier

Operations Manager

Merle Poirer has been part of the Adventist Review team since 2001. As operations manager, she is responsible for ensuring publications get to readers on time including working with our translators and other publishing houses. She also designs KidsView.

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Marvene Thorpe-Baptiste

Editorial Assessment Coordinator

Marvene Thorpe-Baptiste joined the Adventist Review team in July 2007 where she’s responsible for the first evaluation of all incoming articles. She also maintains the author database, ensures that all legal and bio/informational forms are signed and processes author honoraria.

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Sharon Tennyson

Distribution Coordinator

Sharon Tennyson treasures the relationships she has made with Adventists all over the world. She and her husband Dr. Mack Tennyson live in North Carolina, United States

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Judy Thomsen

Correspondence Editor

Judy Thomsen joined at the end of 2007 focusing on special projects and all correspondence. Though retired, she continues to communicate with readers around the world. Judy enjoys people, reading, playing the piano, walking, and being with family.

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