Although visibly shaken, Tisnore Elironne Bijou agrees to tell her story. So does her friend Marie Mirlande Charles, who is sitting next to her. Bijou and Charles were among 26 women attending choir practice on the afternoon of Tuesday, Jan. 12, when the
Young Seventh-day Adventists should continue reaching out to peers and seek more active roles in church, the president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church said to church members during a live television broadcast earlier this month.
A copy of the Bible written in 66 languages -- one for each book, from Genesis to Revelation -- is nearing the completion of its global itinerary.
President of the Northern Caribbean University (NCU) Dr. Herbert Thompson was recognized as outstanding educator by the Joint Committee for Teacher Education (JCTE) and University Council of Jamaica (UCJ). The award was presented at their 6th Annual Quali
One month after the destructive earthquake that devastated Haiti, Seventh-day Adventists joined the rest of the country this weekend to mourn, fast and pray. Among the more than 200,000 people lost during the quake, more than 522 church members also died.
As the world continues to pour aid into Haiti in the aftermath of the earthquake which struck last month, the Seventh-day Adventist Church worldwide also continues to assist the church in Haiti, its members, and their communities.
Milourdes Richars is a survivor. Just like the millions who were spared by the 7.0-magnitude earthquake which crumbled buildings and homes last month in the capital city of Port-au-Prince, Richars, an active Seventh-day Adventist, wants to tell her story.
Seventh-day Adventist leaders officially broke ground for a new building to house the church's headquarter office in Puerto Rico. The ceremony took place in Mayaguez on Feb. 1 and was witnessed by leaders and church members alike.
Dozens of educators and administrators throughout the Adventist educational system in Inter-America met late last month to discuss and fine tune strategies that will change the course of education in the territory in the coming years.
Dozens of educators and administrators throughout the Adventist educational system in Inter-America met late last month to discuss and fine tune strategies that will change the course of education in the territory in the coming years.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America is sponsoring the first ever Women in Leadership Conference in Miami, Florida, on Feb. 9-11. More than 200 women leaders at the union, conference, mission, and institutional levels are expected to attend.
A group of Inter-America's Adventist students and young professionals will get a chance to talk with Adventist World Church President Pastor Jan Paulsen during a live one-hour, unscripted and unedited broadcast. The program, another in the "Let's Talk" se