First female Adventist in Philippines earns ministry doctorate
A former engineer has become the first Seventh-day Adventist woman in the Philippines to earn a ministry doctorate and practice as a field pastor in the country.
American radio legend Harvey
For what it's worth, broadcasting icon Paul Harvey loved the desert. Many times he would slip in through the side door of the Camelback Seventh-day Adventist Church in Phoenix, Arizona wearing a cowboy hat and boots, his minister said.
West Indies: Church gets new leadership
More than a quarter-million Seventh-day Adventists in the West Indies Union have new leadership today: on Feb. 28, Pastors Derek Bignall and Glenn O. Samuels took office as president and executive secretary of the union conference in a ceremony in Kingsto
Guatemala and Honduras: Church mourns the loss of murdered pastor
Seventh-day Adventists are mourning the loss of one of their pastors after he was tragically killed while traveling on the road in Guatemala's southern region last Thursday.
Jamaica: From Adventist Pastor to Chief of State
Change came softly on a Caribbean breeze Feb. 26 as the nation of Jamaica installed a Seventh-day Adventist pastor as its Governor-General, or head of state, in a solemn ceremony attended by thousands and broadcast nationally.
Inter-America s Facing the Issues dialogue program brings church in Mexico together
Seventh-day Adventists from all across the churches in Mexico traveled far and near to express their concerns and questions to Inter-America's Adventist Church President Israel Leito during a special webcast on Feb. 21, 2009, from Merida, Yucatan in Mexic
Adventist Church s television network signs deal with new carrier
The Seventh-day Adventist Church's official television network is slated to join the basic DIRECTV lineup at the end of April, a move Hope Channel executives anticipate will introduce the network's family-friendly programming to a potentially larger and m
Birthplace of Seventh-day Adventist Church turns 150
Battle Creek, Michigan, United States, a city with history and cultural significance to the Seventh-day Adventist Church, turned 150 this week.
Venezuela: Search continues for missing medical plane on day nine
Nine days have passed since the medical plane carrying three Seventh-day Adventists and four others disappeared in the jungles of Gran Sabana, Venezuela, but in spite of search and rescue efforts, no wreckage or survivors have yet been found.
Mexico: Facing the Issues dialogue program to begin live from Merida
Tune in as a group of young people, lay persons and ministers from across the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Mexico address the top leadership of the church in Inter-America during a special dialogue program, Feb. 21, 2009.
Venezuela: Church continues search of missing medical missionary plane
Seventh-day Adventists continue the search of one of their medical missionary planes which went missing on Monday in the jungles of La Gran Sabana, a vast southeast region in Venezuela.
Rebel attack postpones church visit to Equatorial Guinea
An early-morning attack yesterday on the capital of Equatorial Guinea thwarted several Seventh-day Adventist church leaders' plans to visit the West African nation, postponing a rare opportunity to meet with church members in a country where Adventism was