Jamaica: Gunmen Shoot Adventist Pastor in Robbery Attempt
Gunmen shot a 49-year-old Seventh-day Adventist pastor and escaped after an unsuccessful robbery attempt in Jamaica on May 10. Local police are investigating the crime.
World Church: Book Series Makes Adventist Beliefs Relevant for Kids
God is like an ... egg? The concept of the Trinity has stumped plenty of scholars and wrinkled the brow of many a Sabbath School teacher, so why would anyone try to explain how one God can be three to kids? Why not? is a question world Seventh-day Adventi
Jamaica: Adventist Pastor Calls on Members to Spread Love Peace and Justice
Adventist Pastor Robert Williams called all Seventh-day Adventists to the 'battlefield' in the fight to free Jamaica from the grips of crime and violence, which threatens to throw the society into turmoil.
Inter-America: Publishing Association Reports Growing Success At Executive Committee Meetings
During day two of the Inter-American Division's (IAD) executive committee meetings held in Montemorelos, Mexico, Adventist leaders made decisions and took action on the strategic plans and events presented by church departments and ministries which will b
Inter-America Honors Region’s Auditing Director For Outstanding Service
During Inter-America’s biannual executive committee held on the campus of the Montemorelos University in Mexico during May 8-10, top church leaders honored and thanked Paul Douglas for his outstanding service as director of General Conference Auditing Ser
Inter-America: Church Leadership Honored For Evangelism Commitment
Following the unprecedented success of Inter-America's "Pentecost and More", a massive evangelistic effort which climaxed with more than 48,000 baptisms throughout the territory in a single day, the church’s executive committee began its session thanking
Colombia: Adventist Ministry Celebrates 25 Years of Service
On April 28, hundreds of Seventh-day Adventists joined the Dorcas Society Ministry during a special march to commemorate the 25th anniversary of ministering to the less fortunate indigenous people in the community and the region in Bucaramanga, Colombia.
Inter-America: Church s Executive Committee Meeting Opens
Praising and thanking the Lord was the spiritual tone set forth by church leaders during today’s opening program of the Inter-American Divisions's (IAD) first executive committee meetings of the year. The special two-hour opening program took place in Int
Madagascar: Countrys President Challenges Adventists to be Green
"I have a vision for our country," Madagascar's president, Marc Ravalomanana, told some 30,000 Seventh-day Adventists gathered on May 5 for the opening day of an outreach effort in Mahamasina (Sacred) Stadium in Madagascar's capital.
United States: Desmond Doss Sculpture Unveiled at Veterans Memorial Park
First immortalized when former United States' president, Harry Truman, presented him with the prestigious Congressional Medal of Honor, the late Cpl. Desmond T. Doss' story of faith and service lives on in Collegedale, Tennessee's Veterans Memorial Park.
World Church: Voice of Local Church Key to Adventist Organization Model
Most church members are not overly concerned about church organization and structure. They'd rather learn how to live the Christian life. But Bertil Wiklander, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Trans-European region, and other church le
Venezuela: Camporee Draws Adventist Youth
Thousands of Adventist young people set up hundreds of tents during Venezuela’s eastern region youth camporee last month. The more than 2,800 master guides and pathfinders gathered at the Morichal ground.