Clergy in the most remote corners of the world will have access to several of the current leaders in preaching and theology, thanks to a live broadcast and Web-streaming initiative of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, organizers said.
A documentary showcasing the Seventh-day Adventist Church's health message and ministry is scheduled to air on Public Broadcasting Stations across the United States beginning April 3.
Missionaries might not learn to like a new cuisine in three weeks, but during the Institute of World Mission's training intensives, they get a jumpstart in cultural sensitivity, says the Institute's new director, Cheryl Doss.
In three months, Sheri Clemmer, associate meeting planner for the Seventh-day Adventist world church, will be working up to 19 hours straight, answering calls on two cell phones and a radio and potentially walking several miles worth of convention center
More than 900 new believers were added to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in West Indies Union (WIU) on Sabbath, Mar, 13, 2010. The good news came amidst a call Pastor Derek Bignall, president of the church in the West Indies, for the church to be more h
Benjamin Eugene lives by one motto: "Depleting the population of hell and increasing the population of heaven." He has lived by that motto since he became a lay evangelist 15 years ago.
A Seventh-day Adventist Church representative joined other faith leaders at the White House this week to share ideas on inter-religious cooperation with a government office launched last year to give community organizations -- including faith groups -- a
This year's "Pentecost and More" territory-wide evangelistic initiative has reaped tens of thousands of souls for the church in Inter-America. Thanks to the aggressive efforts of church leaders, pastors, and laypeople, nearly 63,000 have joined the church
This year's "Pentecost and More" territory-wide evangelistic initiative has reaped tens of thousands of souls for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America. Thanks to the aggressive efforts of church leaders, pastors, and laypeople, nearly 63,000
Day four of Inter-America's Festival of the Laity saw more spiritual messages, fellowship, intercessory prayers and seminars to motivate and train the more than 1,300 laypeople gathered in Panama City, Panama for the event.
If Seventh-day Adventists worry community members see their church negatively, it's time to rethink how they communicate its values, world church President Jan Paulsen told Dutch youth and young professionals this week.
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