Seventh-day Adventist church services and activities have continued uninterrupted in the wake of an interim government coming to power after the ousting of the nation's president several weeks ago.
The early Christian church had Greek and Latin; today's Seventh-day Adventist community uses English as its common language. In many parts of Asia and South America, Adventist employees are attending classes in reading, writing and speaking English to
A select group of Seventh-day Adventists representing the church in Haiti will dialogue with top church leaders from the Inter-American Division (IAD) during Facing the Issues special live program on Saturday, July 25, 2009, from Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
As Seventh-day Adventist Church officials move toward official relations with the World Health Organization (WHO), a United Nations agency, many church members said they think such a partnership would benefit the denomination's network of schools, hospita
The Seventh-day Adventist world church president today called on Adventists to partner with other health organizations in offering primary healthcare globally, a request that urges the denomination's members and institutions to shed individualistic approa
An inter-generational focus group of Seventh-day Adventists from the French-speaking regions of the Inter-American Division (IAD) territory talked with Pastor Israel Leito, IAD church president, during a special program called Facing the Issues last month
Seventh-day Adventist anti-smoking advocates are among more than a thousand public health, faith and other non-governmental groups applauding a new bill heralded as the strongest action ever taken by the United States government to reduce tobacco use.
Tune in as twenty Seventh-day Adventists representing the more than 29,000-member church throughout the French Antilles Guiana region address the top church leaders in Inter-America during a special Facing the Issues dialogue program, on Saturday, June 27
A group of Adventists in Germany spend their Sabbath mornings on Twitter, but instead of zoning out in church they are posting the sermon 140 characters at a time.
Responding to ongoing discussions in the church, the president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church urged Adventists to look to scripture as the validity of their faith as it relates to origins.
A focus group of Seventh-day Adventists from French Guiana, Guadeloupe, and Martinique will have the opportunity to talk to Inter-American Division (IAD) church leaders during the next Facing the Issues program on Saturday, June 27.
Several of Peru's national leaders praised the country's commitment to religious freedom during a world religious liberty festival that drew some 40,000 supporters, organizers estimated.