Following in the footsteps of other countries, the governments of two Nigerian cities, Lagos and Kano, have filed a lawsuit against tobacco companies operating in the country. The suit points out that even though tobacco companies have admitted to the fat
Part of measuring success is evaluating the past and planning for the future. The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America, with its decades-long record of strong membership growth among its 37 countries and islands, is striving to continue its succe
From a recovery room in Cornwall Regional Hospital, Seventh-day Adventist Pastor Egnal Grant said he has forgiven the attackers who shot him in the abdomen during an attempted robbery on Thursday evening, May 10.
We Have This Hope. Now is the Time. Almost Home. Transformed in Christ. When members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's General Conference (GC) Session Theme Committee reviewed past GC Session themes, they noticed not one mentioned grace.
Hundreds of Kingston, Jamaica's homeless will soon benefit from the opening of the Good Samaritan Inn, which aims to provide food and clothing for the homeless in the island-nation's capital.
With the planting of a tree on May 15, Seventh-day Adventist young people around the world celebrated the 100th anniversary of the Youth Ministries department.
Gunmen shot a 49-year-old Seventh-day Adventist pastor and escaped after an unsuccessful robbery attempt in Jamaica on May 10. Local police are investigating the crime.
God is like an ... egg? The concept of the Trinity has stumped plenty of scholars and wrinkled the brow of many a Sabbath School teacher, so why would anyone try to explain how one God can be three to kids? Why not? is a question world Seventh-day Adventi
Adventist Pastor Robert Williams called all Seventh-day Adventists to the 'battlefield' in the fight to free Jamaica from the grips of crime and violence, which threatens to throw the society into turmoil.
During day two of the Inter-American Division's (IAD) executive committee meetings held in Montemorelos, Mexico, Adventist leaders made decisions and took action on the strategic plans and events presented by church departments and ministries which will b
During Inter-America’s biannual executive committee held on the campus of the Montemorelos University in Mexico during May 8-10, top church leaders honored and thanked Paul Douglas for his outstanding service as director of General Conference Auditing Ser
Following the unprecedented success of Inter-America's "Pentecost and More", a massive evangelistic effort which climaxed with more than 48,000 baptisms throughout the territory in a single day, the church’s executive committee began its session thanking