About 800 Seventh-day Adventist from the Inter-American Division (IAD) territory recently boarded the Caribbean Princess cruise ship for a seven-day cruise especially geared to strengthening couples and families.
group of Ghanaian Seventh-day Adventists now living throughout Europe welcomed church president Jan Paulsen to the 13th Annual Ghanaian-Euro Seventh-day Adventist Camp meeting in De Bron, Netherlands last month. Members at the annual gatherings evaluate
Delegates of the Seventh-day Adventist Church met with leaders of the Presbyterian Church at the Presbyterian Church's national headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky August 22 to 24 to affirm common beliefs and dispel stereotypes.
Hundreds of alumni and friends converged on the campus of the University of Southern Caribbean (USC) last month for a week long celebration of its 80th anniversary. Celebration activities at the university, located in Port of Spain, Trinidad, took place A
When the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Kettering, Ohio, United States decided to accept donations through the Internet, treasurer Ed Mann noticed contributions from people who hadn't usually given.
Nine local church pastors from across North America will meet with Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, on September 13 for a live, unscripted broadcast.
The Inter-American Theological Seminary (IATS) recently reached a milestone when it graduated the first generation of pastors to complete a doctoral degree in Ministry. Nineteen ministers from throughout Mexico presented their doctoral thesis and received
Next year the Seventh-day Adventist world church is taking its annual planning session on the road. Plans are underway to hold the church's Annual Council in Manila in October of 2008. Philippine Ambassador Willy C. Gaa said he was pleased to welcome
It's 7 a.m. and high school senior Miguel Borquez is just a few blocks from school. He can see the campus but it could be half an hour before he's in class.
Seventh-day Adventists are struggling with recovery and grief while assisting survivors after a magnitude-8 earthquake struck off the coast of Peru 90 miles southeast of the capital, Lima, on August 15.
A database connecting Seventh-day Adventist institutions with potential employees and other opportunities has now gained 25 sponsoring partners and crossed the 14,000-member mark.
While Hurricane Dean’s fiercest winds narrowly missed the island of Jamaica, it still managed to leave a trail of damage along the southern coast of the island, killing four people. The most affected parishes include Portland, St. Thomas, St. Catherine, C