As Seventh-day Adventist Churches throughout Inter-America held massive baptisms on March 24 during it’s "Pentecost and More" event, three new believers were baptised inside the public prison in the city of David, Chiriqui, in Panama.
The Spring Meetings of the Seventh-day Adventist Church ended on Wednesday, April 4 with a report from the nomination commiteee to fill four vacant positions at the church's world headquarters.
Acceptance is at the heart of retaining and reclaiming members in the Seventh-day Adventist Church, church leaders agreed when they voted on a document called "Conserving Membership Gains-An Appeal." The document was born out of earlier reports at the chu
How is the Seventh-day Adventist Church going about telling the world about Jesus? This question was answered at the start of the church's Spring Meeting, one of the church's biannual business meetings.
At least three Seventh-day Adventists were among those killed when a tsunami swept across the Solomon Islands on April 2. Several other church members remain missing across the archipelago nation and are presumed dead.
Seventh-day Adventists have little trouble tallying up new believers when they first enter the fold of church membership. But if fledgling Adventists get lost or tangled in temptation over the months and years that follow, who is out looking for them?
2006 was a record-breaking year for the world Seventh-day Adventist Church's office of Global Mission with some U.S.$5.3 million distributed to more than 1,800 projects around the world according to year-end totals presented to the Adventist Mission Commi
It was all about music for hundreds of Seventh-day Adventists who traveled to participate in Inter-America’s First Festival of Choir and Bands from Mar. 28-31, at the Central American Adventist University in Alajuela, Costa Rica.
Stand up and uphold righteousness in society, Pastor Michael Harvey, president of the of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North Jamaica, recently challenged hundreds of members of the church and government leaders.
With questions running the gamut from music to marriage--and yes, even the New York Mets--world Seventh-day Adventist Church president Pastor Jan Paulsen chatted with a group of Adventist young professionals and students in New York City on March 29.
Among the new students at Seventh-day Adventist-owned Newbold College this term are two leaders of the Adventist church in South America. Pastors Erton Köhler and Carlos Albert Mesa both began 2007 by studying at the Newbold College School of English to i
Inter-America’s “Pentecost and More” satellite event which, took place last week in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, was part of the official launch for the Adventist Spanish channel called Esperanza TV. Esperanza TV also broadcast a major event later t