new local organization devoted to protecting freedom of religion for all, the Netherlands Antilles Religious Liberty Association, was launched during meetings in Willemstad, Curacao, on Jan. 31.
Buddhism, a 2,500-year-old religion that claims 350 million adherents worldwide, has been both a missionary challenge and a mission success for Seventh-day Adventists.
News that scientists in Italy are working to develop a pill that would give the benefits of a glass of red wine, but without the alcohol...
Church leaders of the Inter-American Division (IAD) met Jan 26-28 in Maiquetia, Venezuela to study key issues influencing the church and its growth.
Spiritual formation is a topic being raised by many pastors and church leaders in a growing number of Christian denominations.
"KidsView," a four-page monthly insert in the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Adventist Review weekly magazine, has received "overwhelmingly positive" feedback, but isn't reaching as many kids as hoped, say editors.
With 800-number telephone help lines for people who want to quit smoking... there are still some 50 million people in the United States, like Joshua's dad, who smoke.
Over eighty young people and leaders from Inter-America visited Thailand during the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s World Conference on Youth and Community Service, Dec. 18-30.
A little girl with pigtails clenches her mother's arm with a look of sadness. A man hangs his head down while massaging his temples
Seventh-day Adventists--some 13 million church members worldwide and an estimated 7 million others who also attend weekly worship, united in keeping the Sabbath
Culminating a quarter century of informal contacts, theologians from the Seventh-day Adventist Church and The Salvation Army met for four days of theological dialogue Jan. 5 to 8.
Church leaders from around the world visited the Inter-American Division Headquarter Office in Miami, Florida, Sun., Jan. 11.