The Seventh-day Adventist Church and the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in Mexico have already aided hundreds of families affected by the powerful earthquake which hit northwestern Mexico on April 5.
The mission offering received at this summer's Seventh-day Adventist World Session will fund new initiatives along an ancient trade route connecting East Asia to Europe. The territory, known as the Silk Road, lies in a region with little Adventist presenc
Four administrative restructuring moves of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in and around Central America highlight the church's membership growth in the region, home to nearly 3.3 million members.
A dramatic plan to remake Griggs University and Griggs International Academy, the 101-year-old distance learning arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, took its first steps April 6, when delegates to the Spring meeting of the world church's Executive Co
Seventh-day Adventist Church officials voted yesterday to accept a proposal from the World Health Organization (WHO) that seeks the denomination's partnership with the United Nations' agency in a program to reduce maternal and infant mortality.
The issue of women's ordination will not be added to the agenda for the 59th General Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the church's President Jan Paulsen said April 6.
Seventh-day Adventist Church financial officers are cautiously optimistic as the financial markets make an "impressive" recovery amid the still uncertain global economic situation, a report by the world church's Treasury department indicated yesterday.
Production manager Joe Sloan used to get calls from church executives asking if they could book the Hope Channel studio for a taping the following morning. "We were thinking more like August," he would tell them.
Evangelism is a process, not an event, Seventh-day Adventist world church leaders said during a review of outreach last week.
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders this week will vote on proposed territorially restructures to accommodate growth in the church's South America and Inter-America regions.
For years, any gauge of local media in the central Brazilian state of Goiás would indicate the Seventh-day Adventist Church hardly existed. Mention of the church in newspapers and television reports was nearly absent.
To a visitor, the 100-acre campus of La Sierra University, an 88-year-old Seventh-day Adventist tertiary institution, seems a tranquil retreat amidst the gritty hustle of southern California's "Inland Empire," a place where local commerce intersects with