Governments, Churches, Individuals Can Help Make Poverty History
When you have a decent place to live, nice job, food to eat and clean water to drink every day, poverty may not be something you think about.
When you have a decent place to live, nice job, food to eat and clean water to drink every day, poverty may not be something you think about.
When you have a decent place to live, nice job, food to eat and clean water to drink every day, poverty may not be something you think about.
Churches and governments must pursue partnerships to eradicate extreme poverty if the Millennium Declaration of 2000 is to meet its 2015 deadline, faith leaders who met at a two-day summit at the Washington National Cathedral, said in a communiqué.
As relief in the hurricane and flood-damaged Gulf Coast region of the Southern United States continues, Seventh-day Adventists are also surveying churches and schools that have been damaged by Hurricane Katrina.
Two years ago, Pastor Glen O. Samuels was sitting in his car outside the home of a colleague when he found a gun pointed at his face.
Four days after a devastating hurricane slammed into the Southern gulf coast of the United States, more than 100 students, ...
Seventh-day Adventits in the North Caribbean Conference elected its church’s leadership for the next four years in St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, during its business session August 3-6.
Over 300 Seventh-day Adventists from Barbados, Dominica, St. Vincent and the Grenadines gathered for the region’s business session to elect its church leaders, from August 8-10.
Seventh-day Adventists in Honduras are mourning the loss of a pastor after a tragic automobile accident took his life.
The Executive Committee of the West Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventist voted the appointment of Pastor Glen O. Samuels to lead as president for the church in that region on August 9.
The "Adventist World," the international paper for Seventh-day Adventists, will launch in September,...
What began as a small group of worshippers in the 1970s has grown to include more than 1,000 Ghanaian Seventh-day Adventists in Britain.