World Church: Andreasen Continues as Andrews University President Through June
Three days after it received his resignation, the Andrews University board of trustees asked Dr. Niels-Erik Andreasen to remain as president ..
ANN Feature: A Vegetarian Diet Not Only Healthier but Safer, says Adventists
Recent news reports from the Food and Drug Administration in the United States indicate that meat companies sometimes use carbon monoxide to keep beef looking red and more attractive to consumers.
World Church: Andrews University President, Two Vice Presidents, Resign
Three top officials of Andrews University, an institution of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, resigned March 6. The university's board of trustees accepted ...
IAD: Hundreds of Church Leaders To Gather For First Ever Conferences
More than 400 Seventh-day Adventist leaders, pastors and lay representatives from throughout the church in Inter-America will meet for a first ever Prayer and Leadership Conference in Miami, Florida, February 10-13.
World Church: Paulsen, ‘Let’s Talk’ Series Set Sights on Oakwood College
It's their church too and they should have a part in it -- that's long been the view of Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church.
World Church: ‘End-of-Life’ Issues Perplexing, Revealing, Adventist Ethicist Says
"Our mission is to save life, promote health and do everything in our power to extend life, or permit a person to die in comfort and with dignity, but not to take a step to end life."
Bahamas: Hundreds Mourn Death of Adventist Leader
Hundreds of Seventh-day Adventists and government officials paid homage to the late Pastor Keith Densel Albury
ANN Feature: Adventist Researcher Tracks Global Poverty, Advocates Solutions
How does one define poverty? Does it exist in Western countries, such as the United States?
World Church: Ministerial Association Plans Live Satellite, Webcast Preaching Seminar
Thousands of clergy members from around the world -- from a variety of denominations -- are expected to unite in a global audience for "Here We Grow Again," a professional development seminar due Mar. 21 from the Adventist Church's Ministerial Association
Cuba: New Church Dedication Planned in Pilon; Literature Aids Mission Activity
Excitement is growing among Seventh-day Adventists in Pilon, Cuba, as their new house of worship is nearing completion for a March 25 dedication.
Germany: Young and Old, Adventists Catch Internet Evangelism Vision
Whether they were 12-years-old, or 87, they came from Poland, Luxemburg, Switzerland, Austria and the Czech Republic to the 11th STAonline forum in Muehlenrahmede, Germany Feb. 9 to 12.
United States: Ship Linked to Joseph Bates, Adventist Pioneer, Found in San Francisco
The nearly-intact hull of the "Candace," a 188-year-old, 100-foot-long, three-masted barkentine ship that once carried Seventh-day Adventist pioneer Capt. Joseph Bates