The message was clear: Every church must strive to serve the needs of its community by becoming a health, as well as hope, center. This was the resounding theme heard during a four-day territory-wide health summit.
A pathfinder distributes meals to dozens of homeless people in San Salvador, El Salvador, on March 16, 2013, as part…
More than 3,000 Seventh-day Adventist youth and supporters marched across the Brooklyn Bridge in New York last Saturday in a demonstration calling for compassion and an end to violence.
Sunday’s mass lootings in the capital of the Central African Republic have not affected Seventh-day Adventist Church operations, but several incidents in recent months have taken a toll on a few church employees amid the ongoing civil war.
For Seventh-day Adventist Church President Ted N. C. Wilson, last week’s pastoral visit to the Middle East was an opportunity to affirm members and see the increasing opportunities they have to serve and help support their communities.
Top leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s Health Ministries and Ministerial Association are examining how the two entities can encourage a comprehensive approach to mission and evangelism.
ay two of Inter-America’s Health Summit brought Seventh-day Adventist leaders and health promoters to revisit the significance of the church’s 150-year-old health message, reverse modern killer diseases, engage in positive relationships and pursue meaningful health ministries in their church and communities.
Last Saturday’s Global Youth Day was the single largest international mobilization of Seventh-day Adventists through social media, said Gilbert Cangy, the world church’s Youth Ministries director.
Inter-America’s first territory-wide Health Summit saw more than 200 health ministry leaders gathered during the opening ceremony last night in Orlando, Florida.
Moving – literally – to bring hope to the big cities of the South American Division, a group of 7,000 Seventh-day Adventists and friends gathered in the Brazilian capital for a March 10 prayer walk.
A year after Seventh-day Adventist Pastor Antonio Monteiro was imprisoned in Togo on unsupported charges, church lawyers and human rights activists are redoubling efforts to secure his release.
The Seventh-day Adventist church in Inter-America will hold its first territory-wide health summit this week in Orlando, Florida.