A new satellite television channel for speakers of major indigenous African languages is in the works and will likely launch next year as part of Hope Channel, the global television network of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
They came from hundreds of Seventh-day Adventist churches and congregations from across the Inter-American Division (IAD) territory with a common purpose: to acquire new skills in order to guide children toward a life of discipleship in Jesus Christ.
In a few days, a team of students from the Adventist-operated Montemorelos University will participate in Guanajuato's 15th International Film Festival (GIFF) competition, in the historic city of Guanajuato, in Mexico.
Student singers from the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Oakwood University, located in Huntsville, Alabama, took home three awards from the world's largest choir competition last week.
More than 200 Seventh-day Adventist first responders comprising 10 rescue teams from Colombia and Venezuela gathered in Juan Frio, Colombia, to review logistics, sharpen their skills, and network during a three-day training session
More than 500 children's leaders and teachers attending Inter-America's Children's Ministries Leadership Convention at Camp Kulaqua in High Springs, Florida, took a break from workshops and seminars last Friday night to slip into white robes and golden be
Pastor Israel Leito, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America, urged children's leaders and teachers to actively seek children who have left the church and offer comfort to their parents during his Sabbath address at the Children's M
A team of students from Northern Caribbean University (NCU) in Jamaica walked away with top honors in the mobile app competition at the Digital Jam 2.0 Marketplace and Job Fair held recently in Kingston Jamaica.
"Do not resort to the easy way out, do not seek shortcuts," said the president of the Atlantic Caribbean Union, Dr. Leonard Johnson, as he addressed the citizens of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas, residents, and visitors...
More than 500 children's leaders and teachers attending Inter-America's Children's Ministries Leadership Convention at Camp Kulaqua in High Springs, Florida, took a break from workshops and seminars
Church leaders and teachers from throughout the 21 unions of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America celebrated their successful achievements in working with the many thousands of children in churches throughout the territory.
The church needs to be more welcoming and caring for children with special needs. This was the core message presented by Barbara J. Newman, a church and school consultant from Children's Learning Center Network