Inter-America: Thousands flock to exhibit on first Sabbath of the GC Session
Thousands flocked to the Exhibition Hall at the Georgia World Congress Center yesterday, the first Sabbath of the 10-day General Conference Session in Atlanta, Georgia.
Thousands flocked to the Exhibition Hall at the Georgia World Congress Center yesterday, the first Sabbath of the 10-day General Conference Session in Atlanta, Georgia.
Ted N. C. Wilson, a vice president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists and the son of a former church president, was today elected to serve as president of the 16.3-million member global Protestant denomination.
For 20 months, it traveled to places as far-flung as Narok, Kenya, and Dubai, United Arab Emirates.
Opening day of the 59th General Conference Session saw thousands of Seventh-day Adventists pouring into the Georgia World Congress Center's Exhibit Hall in Atlanta, Georgia.
Tucked in the farthermost wing on the top level of the sprawling Georgia World Congress Center, down a long hallway where few people wander, a select group of delegates gathered behind closed doors to undertake the most important task of the 59th General
One of the most-visited exhibits on display at the 59th General Conference Session in Atlanta, Georgia, is the one representing the Southern African-Indian Ocean Division. Featured in the booth are native blowing horns, turf, and a large ball which serve
Day two at Inter-America's exhibit booth at the Georgia World Congress Center saw two colorful union territories which drew hundreds of visitors for its musical performances and souvenir gifts.
More than 1,000 people have come through the Inter-American Health Food Company exhibit during the first few days of the General Conference Session.
Even though the miles separate them, a single purpose unites them.
Few people can say they've visited more than a couple countries in less than a year, but one Seventh-day Adventist has bicycled across eleven since last August in an 8,600-mile journey meant to spread the church's message of hope.
Barely 24 hours after the official opening of the 59th General Conference Session in Atlanta, Georgia, more than 400 delegates and top church leaders from throughout the Inter-America Division (IAD) territory met to choose its 35 nominating committee memb
A tangle of voices fills the skyboxes hanging above the Georgia Dome floor, as one speaker after another takes the stage during the 59th World Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.