Church leaders, members feel
Every Sabbath last year, Seventh-day Adventist church members put an average of US$40 million into offering plates worldwide for an annual total of $2 billion.
Urban Evangelism is Wilson
The growing number of people residing in the world's cities -- more people live in cities today than in rural areas -- signifies a clarion call for urban evangelism, Pastor Ted N. C. Wilson, president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, d
Adventist Church membership audits planned, revised figures contemplated
The General Conference leadership is urging the world church's divisions to carefully audit membership rolls and remove the names of those no longer active in the movement or who have passed away, said David Trim, director of archives, statistics and rese
Adventist world church approves urban focus; New York City is first launch site
Top leadership of the Seventh-day Adventist Church today endorsed a plan to evangelize the world's cities, beginning in 2013 with New York City. The vote came as a practical response to world church President Ted N. C. Wilson's call yesterday to prioritiz
In Cayman Islands, Adventist pastors offer at-risk youth alternative to drugs, gangs
Seventh-day Adventist Church pastors in the Cayman Islands are trading suits for jeans and sermon helps for dominos.
In northern India, ADRA distributes supplies in wake of widespread flooding
The humanitarian arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is responding in the wake of monsoon rains that have flooded wide stretches of northern India, killing at least 80 people since August.
Chinese Protestant leaders visit to headquarters precedes official visit to China next year
Leaders from the official Protestant church in China paid a courtesy visit to the Seventh-day Adventist Church headquarters yesterday, the second time in two years.
Possible Annual Council vote would change church
The Seventh-day Adventist Church's top officials next week are expected to vote on a slew of business items, including a possible structural change for operations in the Middle East, as well as the location for the 2020 General Conference Session.
Adventists in North America make strides in curbing childhood obesity
Seventh-day Adventists at hundreds of churches, schools and hospitals in North America made strides yesterday in raising awareness of childhood obesity.
In Russia, Eastern Europe, Adventist leader focuses on training
The top leader of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Euro-Asia Division said at Spring Meeting in April that one of his chief priorities was training employees.
Adventist supporting ministry
A California supporting ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is relaunching its health program to better address health issues worldwide.
In Solomon Islands, more than 500 join church during public evangelism series
In the largest Seventh-day Adventist baptism in Solomon Islands history, hundreds of people joined the church there during a public outreach series this month by evangelist John Carter.