Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in Jamaica are welcoming a call from health officials to train pastors in counseling individuals as the nation faces continued social problems.
Iraqi President Jalal Talabani invited the Seventh-day Adventist and other Christian churches to a formal dinner at his residence last month to affirm their unique role in Iraq's historical and cultural heritage.
Adventist Development and Relief Agency efforts in Myanmar continue despite international claims that the country's government is mishandling the distribution of some outside aid two weeks after a cyclone decimated the nation's coastal regions, an ADRA sp
Inter-America's Executive Committee of the Seventh-day Adventist Church began day one of its meetings after a series of spiritual programs this past weekend. The more than 120 leaders met at the church's headquarters in Miami, Florida, May 18, to approve
Seventh-day Adventist leaders from across the church in Inter-America met last night, May 16, for a special communion service and agape feast at its headquarter office in Miami, Florida. The program set the tone for the week of business meetings, which be
Despite some congregations losing their churches in a May 12 earthquake, some Seventh-day Adventists in China are still planning to meet for worship this Sabbath, church leaders said.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in northeastern Mexico has embarked on an ambitious evangelistic program like never before. "Impacto 2008 aun hay esperanza" (or Impact 2008 there is still hope) is a large scale evangelistic effort involving church leader
The Executive Committee of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is scheduled to kick off its first meetings of the year in the coming days with special programs designed to strengthen the leadership and highlight the successes in the territory.
More than a week after Cyclone Nargis slammed the coast of Myanmar, Adventist Development and Relief Agency officials report that aid efforts are progressing, due in part to the humanitarian agency's longstanding presence in the Southeast Asian country.
Saving the next generation from tobacco addiction is the focus of the upcoming World No Tobacco Day, which takes place May 31.
Seventh-day Adventist world church president, Pastor Jan Paulsen, will host two live, unscripted broadcasts later this month, continuing his series of conversations with Adventist youth and ministers.
Magdiel Garcia is a district pastor in South Mexico. He ministers to more than 1,500 church members in the Maranatha disctrict in Pichucalco, Chiapas.