Young people, master guides, and leaders participating in thousands of Pathfinder, Adventurer, and Adventist Youth clubs across the vast Inter-American Division (IAD) will soon have the same look from head-to-toe, thanks to the first-ever uniform manual currently being developed specifically for the territory.
Thousands of evangelistic campaigns took place earlier this month throughout Seventh-day Adventist churches and gathering centers across Inter-America as part of unified efforts to reach communities with the message of the gospel.
Youth Ministries directors from throughout the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America honored Eliezer Meléndez, an influential Inter-American Adventist youth leader, during a memorial service held today at the Inter-American Division (IAD) main office. Melendez passed away Jan. 17, 2012.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America made a united appeal to its vast membership to pursue a personal spiritual revival, as well as a corporate one, in joining efforts to reach others with the message of gospel in their communities.
More than 700 Seventh-day Adventist small group leaders from throughout the eastern part of Guatemala recently learned how to reach more people with the gospel, continue evangelism efforts and be active participants in Inter-America's Vision One Million initiative.
Paulo Tort, Mexico's director for religious affairs, recently praised the Seventh-day Adventist Church as exemplary for its emergency relief and community development work through the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA).
GODencounters, a series of weekend young adult "tune-ups" marks a decade of ministry since the initiative began when two Seventh-day Adventist pastors wanted to spruce up a ministry to young adults at a camp meeting.
Hundreds of Seventh-day Adventists distributed more than 50,000 free copies of the The Great Controversy last month during a large coordinated event throughout the state of Veracruz, Mexico.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in West Jamaica recently celebrated its 50 years of relocation of its headquarters from Mandeville to Montego Bay.
For the second consecutive year, thousands of students attending Seventh-day Adventist schools and universities throughout Inter-America put away their books to spend a day focused on prayer and bible study.
More than 2,000 pieces of literature including Bibles were distributed in Mandeville during a community prayer and praise service to climax Northern Caribbean University's (NCU) day of prayer on Mar. 7, 2012.
More than 700 Seventh-day Adventist small group leaders from throughout the eastern part of Guatemala recently learned how to reach more people with the gospel, continue evangelism efforts and be active participants in Inter-America's Vision One Million i