"In order for things to change, you must change. We must be the change we want to see," said Pastor Eugene Daniel, president of the church in the Caribbean Union, as he delivered the feature address at the opening of a union-wide Sabbath School and Person
One of the heaviest of responsibilities among the church leadership lies on the shoulders of the financial administrators. This team of number crunchers must balance all the monies which come into the church to help fund the numerous congregations, instit
Representatives from more than a dozen religious communities gathered in Honolulu, Hawaii July 12 to 13 for the first Festival of Religious Liberty held in the United States.
Seventh-day Adventist Church communication leaders trained nearly 130 of the church's young people to produce news articles and videos for the Web in a series of one-day workshops across Southern Mexico.
Seventh-day Adventist theologian Jon Paulien uses his latest book, "Everlasting Gospel, Changing World," to make the case for a different attitude toward evangelism.
A daily dosage of spiritual nourishment can makes a difference in the life of a Christian. For church leaders and staff of the Inter-American Division, pausing for a spiritual recharge one week out of the year is essential.
Thousands of Seventh-day Adventists from across Guatemala gathered to celebrate the growth of the church in the country during its 100 years of existence and commit to making an impact in their communities while sharing the gospel.
Valley View University (VVU) President Seth Abang Laryea recently received one of Ghana's highest national awards given to private citizens, the Order of Volta, in recognition of his contributions to college-level education.
A group of Seventh-day Adventist Internet pioneers were honored by the Communication Department of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists during the 2008 Global Internet Evangelism Forum held here July 11.
More than 60,000 Seventh-day Adventists throughout Guatemala took to the streets July 5 and 6 to tell their fellow citizens that Jesus is coming soon.
Many people depend on religious organizations to operate social programs which offer wholesome, family-oriented alternatives to the otherwise idle and oftentimes violent distractions.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the small Caribbean island of Tobago recently experienced a large influx of new members after an aggressive evangelistic effort throughout the island. 567 new believers were baptized as a result of the effort.