First Pathfinder Camporee Held in West-Central Africa
The first Pathfinder camporee in the West-Central Africa Seventh-day Adventist church region saw some 3,000 young people from 22 countries assemble Aug. 22 to 28 in Lomé, Togo's capital city.
The first Pathfinder camporee in the West-Central Africa Seventh-day Adventist church region saw some 3,000 young people from 22 countries assemble Aug. 22 to 28 in Lomé, Togo's capital city.
The Adventist Television Network - Esperanza TV will broadcast Inter-America’s Youth and Laity Evangeliving Symposium, September 22-25, at 7:00 p.m. Miami time.
Thanks to the fierce winds of Hurricane Ivan, the Adventist Church in Grenada reports structural damage to half of its churches on the island, as well as two members dead, its schools destroyed and looting of the local church headquarters.
car packed with an estimated 330 pounds (150 kilograms) of dynamite was detonated outside the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Baghdad late Friday night Sept. 10.
We're a family, a global community, bonded together in Christ. We belong to each other, and we had better talk to each other,"
On Last August 31, a terrible automobile accident took the young life of Edgar Flores.
Hundreds of homes and businesses were destroyed or flooded and thousands left without electricity and water as a slow moving Hurricane Frances smothered the Bahamas for three days earlier this month.
Although the very small, eight-member community of Seventh-day Adventists in Beslan, Northern Ossetia were spared direct harm from the recent terrorist siege at a local school...
Twelve months after its launch, an ambitious initiative to "blanket the world with Bible studies" is yielding exciting results...
Just a few months after a Solomon Islands court acquitted the prime suspect in the murder of former business manager and missionary Lance Gersbach
Sixty years after the Nazi genocide, where in Hungary alone 450,000 Jews were killed, the memory of a brave pastor has been recalled in a feature article in The Weekend Australian newspaper.
Over 8,000 thousand Seventh-day Adventists gathered for the conclusion of the Festival of the Laity in Montego Bay, Jamaica, on Sabbath, August 21