Message Magazine to Have National Newsstand Presence
Seventh-day Adventist outreach magazine will soon be available on newsstands across the United States.
Wilson Skypes Malaysian youth congress, encourages members
In his first Skype conversation, Seventh-day Adventist world church President Ted N. C. Wilson addressed young church members in Malaysia last month.
North Colombia: Church organizes talent event for children in metropolitan area
Hundreds of Seventh-day Adventist boys and girls took part in a special event which highlighted their talents during a program held in Medellin, Colombia, on Aug. 30.The event gathered teachers, parents and church leaders to celebrate children from acro
Obama visit supports Adventist Community Services volunteers in wake of Hurricane Irene
United States President Barack Obama met with Seventh-day Adventist Church community service volunteers in Paterson, New Jersey last week while on a tour of communities flooded by Hurricane Irene.
Commentary: Amid memory of tragedy, let s renew our efforts to share hope
On September 11, I was in a committee at the General Conference when I received word about the unfolding tragic events in New York City and Washington. I remember having a strange surreal feeling that this was not really happening and then a feeling of sy
Mexico: Adventist University begins school year with heightened security
Three months after the shooting death of a Montemorelos University student, the new school year at the Adventist-owned institution has begun with tightened security and a full student body of nearly 900.
Dominican Republic: ADRA assists families affected by Hurricane Irene
Nearly two weeks after the Dominican Republic was hit hard by Hurricane Irene, the Seventh-day Adventist Church continues to do its part to aid those in need.
Panama: Adventists take to the streets against violence and abuse
Thousands of Seventh-day Adventist took to the streets of David in Chiriqui, Panama, on Aug. 23, during a peaceful march against the prevalent violence in the western city of the Central American country.
Inter-America: Initiative seeks to enroll one million active members
Seventh-day Adventist Churches throughout Inter-America will officially begin recruiting thousands of its members to become part of a select group of one million active disciples on Sep. 3, 2011.
Inter-America: Theological seminary secures full ATS accreditation status
Dr. Jaime Castrejon, president of the Inter-American Adventist Theological Seminary (IATS), smiles and sighs with relief as he holds a treasured possession he's waited for more than a decade to hold.
ADRA project in Nepal seeks to help affected children in wake of conflict
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency last week announced it is implementing a project in Nepal to provide protection and promote the rights of former child soldiers and conflict-affected children.
Puerto Rico: Church aims to attract 10,000 new members in coming months
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Puerto Rico kicked off its "Heeding the Word" spiritual revival initiative this month by gathering more than 600 delegates to become active leaders in promoting the reading of the Scriptures across the island.