10 February, 2011

Inter-America: Church to launch its revival and reformation program through satellite program

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America is less than 36 hours away from officially launching its revival and reformation program. The launching will take the shape of a live satellite program set to take place Saturday, Feb. 12, from El Palacio

8 February, 2011

Parchment, man of laughs, helps Adventist president with

Even though many think the assistant to the world church president is one of the jolliest employees in the building, Parchment can transition to serious when the job demands it, as anyone who has watched a stoic Parchment helm a crisis management committe

4 February, 2011

Costa Rica: New EGW Research Center to serve the church in Central America

Church leaders, faculty and students witnessed the inauguration of the new Ellen G. White Research Center, located at Central American Adventist University in Alajuela, Costa Rica, on Jan. 30. The facility becomes the first such research center for the Ad

1 February, 2011

South Pacific: visit from Adventist president affirms identity of church

At the request of Papua New Guinea's prime minister last week, the Seventh-day Adventist world church president led a Bible study and prayed with the national leader.

31 January, 2011

In Egypt, Adventist schools suspended this week, but church operations not affected

Two Seventh-day Adventist-run schools in Egypt have suspended classes this week due to ongoing national protests. Otherwise, Adventist operations are not affected, according to latest reports from the region.

31 January, 2011

In Egypt, Adventist schools suspended this week, but church operations not affected

Two Seventh-day Adventist-run schools in Egypt have suspended classes this week due to ongoing national protests. Otherwise, Adventist operations are not affected, according to latest reports from the region.

30 January, 2011

Inter-America: Church prepares to dive into spiritual revival and reformation

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Inter-American Division (IAD) is jumpstarting the year with an aggressive spiritual revival and reformation program which is expected to last for decades.

26 January, 2011

European financial woes reflected in Adventist Church operations

With unemployed members and decreased tithes, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Europe has been struggling, much like the rest of the continent, to contend with the global financial crisis.

25 January, 2011

Jamaica: Adventist leader pledges continued support of civic leaders

President of the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Jamaica Pastor Everett Brown, gave his commitment to lead the church in supporting civic authority, but emphasized that the church will remain distinct from other organizations.

24 January, 2011

Haiti: Thousands of families move into new wooden shelters provided by ADRA

In the predawn darkness, Petit Homme Chantal and two friends are leaning against a 14-square-foot wooden shelter marked #35. She cannot move into #35 until daybreak, so for now she stands guard with her friends - and for good reason.

20 January, 2011

The Bahamas: Church breaks ground for new headquarters

The leadership of the newly organized Atlantic Caribbean Union Mission (ACUM) broke ground for the construction of their headquarters at Bethany Cove in Nassau, Bahamas. on Jan. 16.

19 January, 2011

The Bahamas: Church challenged to be servants of the people as territory leadership is officially installed

The leadership of the newly organized Atlantic Caribbean Union Mission of Seventh-day Adventists (ACUM) was challenged to be servants of God's people during the Service of Consecration and Inauguration held on Jan. 15, at the Grants Town Seventh-day Adven