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23 October, 2011

CT editor: Clear, transparent communication is

The editor of one of the nation's leading Christian magazines affirmed the Seventh-day Adventist Church's commitment to corporate communication and the industry's fast-evolving best practices, saying that continuing such an investment yields dividends.

20 October, 2011

Costa Rica: Adventist educators in Central America strengthen leadership skills

Nearly 200 primary and secondary principals and educators from Central America recently met to strengthen their leadership skills, focus on the core philosophy of the Adventist message, and network together.

17 October, 2011

Cuba: Adventist ministers and families flock to historic spiritual retreat

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Cuba gathered its 150 ministers and their families for a historic retreat in Santa Clara last month. The event, which took place Sept. 23-25, became the first in 50 years to gather so many pastors and family members to

17 October, 2011

Jamaica: Adventist Church provide free meals to students

The Washington Gardens Seventh-day Adventist Church lead by the Community Services department made good on its promise to provide free meals to the students of the Clarion Basic School.

15 October, 2011

Jamaica: Adventist School tackles issues for producing good men

One hundred and fifty-three boys, all dressed up - some in their 'Sunday or Saturday best', jacket and tie, vest or an ordinary shirt and pants - were the center of attention at the St Ann's Bay High and Preparatory School in Jamaica, as the school admini

14 October, 2011

Communication at core of effective governance, church financial officers say

Open communication lies at the core of effective governance, Paul Douglas told delegates at Seventh-day Adventist world church headquarters this week for Annual Council business meetings.

13 October, 2011

Indianapolis Returns as 2020 Adventist General Conference Session Location

Thirty years after its last stint at hosting a Seventh-day Adventist Church world business session, Indianapolis, capital of the state of Indiana, will welcome the 61st General Conference Session in 2020.

12 October, 2011

Guam-Micronesia Mission now part of North American Division

The Seventh-day Adventist Church's Guam-Micronesia Mission, an administrative region comprising islands in the western Pacific Ocean, will now report to the denomination's North American Division.

12 October, 2011

Variance for North American, Trans-European Division constitutions fails Annual Council Vote

A request to allow commissioned ministers in the North American and Trans-European divisions -- those who have not been formally ordained as Seventh-day Adventist pastors -- to serve as conference presidents sparked more than six hours of debate October 1

12 October, 2011

New administrative region in Brazil recognizes growth, financial independence

Top Seventh-day Adventist world church leadership today voted to split the Northeast Brazil Union Mission into two administrative bodies -- the Northeast Brazil Union Mission and East Brazil Union Mission.

10 October, 2011

Process, timetable unveiled for review of theology of ordination

Church leaders today announced a timetable for the process for studying the theology of ordination over the next few years, the latest action following a promise at last year's General Conference Session to study the issue.

10 October, 2011

Church in Middle East now an attached field of world headquarters

Top leadership of the Seventh-day Adventist Church voted yesterday to transfer administrative oversight of church operations in the Middle East from the church's Trans-European and Euro-Africa divisions to church headquarters.

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