The Papacy in Transition
So much has been written about the late pope John Paul II that further comment is superfluous. His life, work, and influence have been analyzed at great length;...
World Church: Plan to Distribute Ellen White Books to Every Adventist Family
Leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church unanimously voted April 14 to put into action a plan to distribute globally 2 million copies of books written by Ellen G. White...
World Church: Elijah Project Involves Thousands of Young People in Ministry
Rising to the challenge of involving more young people in the mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church...
World Church: Standing Commission to Examine Headquarters Ministries, Services
World leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church April 13 received a report advocating reorganization of several world church departments...
World Church: Spring Meeting Opens With Mission, Financial Reports
"There seems to be a new stirring in parts of the world not previously open to evangelism," ...
World Church: Leaders, Missiologists Discuss Issues Relative to Frontline Mission Work
In a world of six billion people -- including 25 million who attend weekly Seventh-day Adventist Church worship services -- it's known that there are other Christian groups who observe the Sabbath
United Nation’s Kofi Annan Calls for Better Treatment of Human Rights
United Nations Secretary General Kofi Annan called for major changes to the way human rights are investigated and applied, saying the current UN Commission on Human Rights has been "undermined by the politicization of its sessions,"...
United States: Senator Clinton Lauds Adventists for Supporting Religious Freedom
"Religious liberty is one of the most important issues on the world's agenda today," said United States Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York who made the case for both freedom of religion and the right not to choose one at an April 7, 2005...
World Church: ‘Hope For Big Cities’ Offering Targets Urban Evangelism
Fifty-five of the world's largest cities will see gospel outreach programs funded in part by three major offering collections in Seventh-day Adventist congregations worldwide.
Jamaica: Church Holds Day of Prayer and Fasting Against Violence
Seventh-day Adventists in over 600 churches across Jamaica, dedicated Saturday March 5, 2005, as a day of prayer and fasting to seek the Lord’s intervention in Jamaica’s spiraling crime and violence problem.
United States: Adventist Marine, Jailed Over Non-Combatant Request, Released From Brig Early
Marine Private Joel David Klimkewicz, court-martialed in December 2004 in a dispute over his request for non-combatant status, will be released from a jail at the U.S. Marine Corps base at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, today, Adventist church attorney Mit
Sudan: Abducted ADRA Workers Released
Three workers employed by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) who were abducted on Dec. 16, 2004