England: Adventist College Worships in Joyous Silence
Nobody spoke an audible word at a silent worship service at Newbold College the week of November 23. No one sang a hymn, or preached a sermon. There was no music and no collection of an offering.
Nobody spoke an audible word at a silent worship service at Newbold College the week of November 23. No one sang a hymn, or preached a sermon. There was no music and no collection of an offering.
Not everyone can afford a traditional Ugandan wedding. After calculating the bride price and the reception, a wedding quickly becomes expensive.
When Thomas Muller, director for Adventist Media in Denmark, got word of Denmark's Best Church-Related Web Site competition hosted by Kristeligt Dagblad, one of the country's leading Christian newspapers...
Bilgai Abner Cruz from the Seventh-day Adventist territory of the Inter-Oceanic Mexican region was the grand prize winner in today’s grand finale competition of Inter-America’s third annual Youth Bible Bowl. Cruz was trailed by Sonia Reyes of the Mid-Cent
More than 4,500 people joined the Seventh-day Adventist Church as a result of a massive evangelism crusade held in Panama City. The crusade, which ended Nov. 18, was part of a large plan which organized hundreds of local pastors and lay evangelists. They
History was made in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the West Indies Union as the first woman head-treasurer was appointed, following the centennial celebration in that union earlier this month.Carmelita Findlay was voted in by the executive commit
Climaxing one hundred days of celebrating the centennial anniversary of the Adventist Church in the West Indies territory, church leaders and members gathered for a special program Nov. 10-11 on the campus of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in Mandevi
After months of studying and competing in local church and regional competitions, thousands of Adventist young people are done studying the Bible for this year’s Inter-American Youth Bible Bowl.
Medellin, Colombia
Church attendance is supposed to be about growth--spiritual growth--not physical growth.
Although the United Nations has long run on secular lines, the input of faith communities is necessary, says Seventh-day Adventist Church representative to the United Nations (UN) Dr. Jonathan Gallagher.
Creating a blend of global and local online communities for the Seventh-day Adventist Church will be facilitated by a new agreement signed October 27 between the church's General Conference and Three Angels Global Networking, or TAGnet, a lay-owned, suppo