Seventh-day Adventists in Kenya are criticizing a government six-day work week proposal that would require civil servants to work on Saturday, the biblical Sabbath and day of rest for the nearly 16 million-member global denomination.
To address the Seventh-day Adventist Church's unfinished mission, church officials voted at Spring Meeting yesterday to develop creative and financially accountable plans to reach the unreached people groups in their respective territories.
Despite the turbulent world economy, the Seventh-day Adventist Church continues to grow financially, world church treasurer Robert E. Lemon reported to church leaders Sunday.
Despite the challenges awaiting the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Adventists should not take a "defeatist attitude," world church president Jan Paulsen told nearly 150 church officials at the close of Spring Meeting yesterday.
congregation of Seventh-day Adventists in Ecuador used to moving from rental to rental for church services will be worshiping in a permanent church building by the end of the month.
Paul Brantley wants the Seventh-day Adventist Church to be the world's best-run organization.
A group of Adventist church leaders and educators from Inter-America took a special tour of the Holy Land earlier this month. The more than 100 regional education directors, university president and educators visited the pyramids of Cairo, Egypt, Mount Si
Don't confine spirituality to the church pew, Seventh-day Adventist world church president Jan Paulsen told a group of church leaders yesterday during remarks meant to kindle more deliberate community involvement by Adventists,
Inter-America's Pentecost and More territory-wide evangelistic initiative rippled across Seventh-day Adventist churches, tents and groups, bringing waves of new believers into the church on Saturday, Mar. 15.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church saw a 10.4 percent increase in 13th Sabbath Offerings last year, according to figures released this month by the church's world headquarters.
Youth was a key contributor to the success of the Pentecost and More initiative in Barbados. Young people from nine to 23 years of age preached throughout the week leading up to the baptismal climax of the initiative on Saturday, March 15.
More than 10,000 Seventh-day Adventists representing the three regions of the church in South Mexico gathered to celebrate the culmination of evangelistic efforts as Pentecost and More, Inter-America's territory-wide satellite baptismal program...