ADRA Aid to Tsunami Survivors Expected to Last Until 2010
Indian Ocean tsunami relief from the Adventist Development and Relief Agency continues to aid survivors in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India, Thailand and Somalia.
World Session: Meetings End With Greetings, Challenge
Capping 10 days of meetings in which, as public affairs director Dr. John Graz said, "St. Louis was the center of the world for 25 million Seventh-day Adventists," ...
Spectacular Event Concludes Adventist Business Session
This parade has become a cherished tradition at these quinquennial business sessions, giving a tangible indication of the church's relentless spread around the world, as well as providing great entertainment.
Next World Church Session in Atlanta.
As the St. Louis experience heads toward a conclusion, delegates are already starting to look toward 2010.
Inter-America To Present Its GC Session Report
With its traditional colorful flags and happy people, Inter-America will have its chance to report its progress during the past five years to the delegates and attendees at the 58th General Conference Session on Thursday evening, July 7, 2005.
World Church: Adventists Condemn London Acts of Terror, Pray for Victims
Delegates to the 58th General Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church today expressed their "shock and horror at the mindless acts of terror, brutality and extremism seen in London today," ...
World Church: Largest Adventist Region Predicts 3 Million Plus Members by 2010
In a report that heralded exponential growth with more than 900,000 baptisms in the past five years, the Inter-America region of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's president, Pastor Israel Leito, predicts "certainly there will be more than three million w
Inter-America: Delegation Elects Its Departmental Leaders
Elections for IAD Division church leaders were held this evening, July 6, at the 58th General Conference Session for the Adventist World Church, in St. Louis, Missouri.
World Church: Adventist Tapped as First Bahamian Envoy to Cuba
Carlton Wright, ambassador-designate of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas to the Republic of Cuba, feels there is a greater purpose behind his transfer than just diplomatic business.
World Church: Diversity Increasing as New Leaders Elected
An organization the size of the Seventh-day Adventist Church needs a vast infrastructure to keep the wheels turning smoothly.
Inter-America’s Officers Re-Elected
On July 4th, Seventh-day Adventist delegates to the 58th General Conference Session in St. Louis, Missouri, United States, voted the re-election of Inter-America’s two remaining officers.
World Church: Growing in Christ, New Belief Statement, Voted
For a movement that is drawing new members from societies where beliefs in "evil spirits" continue to play a part, ...