The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America added 160,280 new members as of June 30, 2006, as reported by top church leaders during its Year-End Executive Committee meetings, which ended Oct. 24, in Acapulco, Mexico.
Ninety six evangelists from throughout the Inter-American Division (IAD) will be participating in an Evangelism Field School and Public Campaign set to begin in Panama in less than two weeks.
"I am thankful to God for the way He has provided the resources throughout the entire Inter-American Division, (IAD)" said Filiberto Verduzco, treasurer of the Seventh-day Adventist church in Inter-America.
In a touristic city, known for its rich culture, port, sunny beaches and famous divers who plunge 147 feet (or 45 meters) from a cliff into the ocean, Acapulco has a growing number of Seventh-day Adventists among its population.
It only took skipping a meal for thousands of Seventh-day Adventists to feed 65,000 of the poorest people in Colombia earlier this month.
Inter-America’s Executive Committee meetings began early today with a spiritual message for the 75 church leaders in attendance representing the vast territory of the division.
During the first day of the the Inter-American Division's (IAD) year-end executive committee meetings, IAD's Publishing House (IADPA) unveiled its newest publication, the newly revised Church Manual for Inter-America.
Inter-America’s top church leadership from throughout its large 15 regions gathered for the second annual executive committee year-end meetings in Acapulco, Mexico, on October 20.
Eleven Seventh-day Adventists, two Church Leaders and nine lay persons, were conferred with National Awards in Jamaica.
Planning for the future is what dozens of church leaders from throughout the Seventh-day Adventist church in Mexico discussed during the first ever Trust Services Congress held in Puebla, Mexico, Oct. 2-5.
As broken marriages, shattered homes and wrecked lives are prevalent in today's society, so it is prevalent in our church today. That's why Seventh-day Adventists leaders from throughout Inter-America's major regions met for a Family Ministries training w
One of the world's largest religious conventions, the 60th business session of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, will be in San Antonio, Texas, United States for 11 days in July 2015, leaders of the 15-million member denomination decided o