The South Pacific Division Recognizes the Achievements of a Seventh-day Adventist Climate Activist who is part of the Laudato Si’ Climate Movement

Adventist Record is the official news source for the South Pacific Division of Seventh-day Adventists. On September 30, 2021, Adventist Record published a story about a Seventh-day Adventist named Pelenise Alofa, a graduate of Pacific Adventist University in Papua New Guinea and Avondale University in Australia. The story went on to describe how Pelenise Alofa received a “Commonwealth Points of Light” award from the UK Prime Minister’s office for her work and dedication in raising awareness of the climate change crisis on an “international level.”

The local news media in Fiji describes Pelenise Alofa as “one of the foremost advocates for climate action from across the Pacific.” In an interview with the Fiji Sun, Pelenise Alofa gave credit for this “Commonwealth Points of Light” award to her “mentors,” her “pikininis” (children) and her “partners in climate change action.” Who are Pelenise Alofa’s mentors? One of these mentors is an organization that is calling people to join Pope Francis for Laudato Si’ Week. Pelenise Alofa’s pikininis are young climate change activists who traveled to the Vatican to celebrate the leadership of Pope Francis and His encyclical on climate change, Laudato Si’. And who are her partners? Her partners consist of several organizations that praise Pope Francis and “wholeheartedly” stand with him and his encyclical.

Adventist Record is promoting a Seventh-day Adventist climate activist who has ties to the Laudato Si’ climate movement. We are providing a platform to church members who are actively working with others to implement Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si’. And the Pope’s encyclical calls for Sunday to be the day of rest for creation. Have those who are helping to establish the mark of the beast now become the new heroes of Adventism? How do we promote Saturday, the true Lord’s Day, and Sunday, the Catholic day of rest at the same time? Can anyone explain that?

It is incomprehensible that Seventh-day Adventists can turn their backs on God’s message, the Three Angels’ Messages, and dedicate their lives to promoting the climate change message of Laudato Si’, the Pope’s green Sunday law. Why can’t our church publications and the leaders who run our media see this major conflict of interest? You cannot mix the faith of the remnant people with the wine of Babylon. Rather than promoting the heresies of Laudato Si’, we must warn people to flee from the wrath that will come if they receive the mark of the beast.

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