Wilson hosts presidential open house
Ted N.C. Wilson wants employees at Seventh-day Adventist world church headquarters to feel at home in his office.
In Uganda, murdered Adventist radio reporter was running for public office
A senior radio news anchor at a Seventh-day Adventist-owned station in Kireka was beaten to death last week, possibly in connection with his recently announced candidacy for a local council election.
Jamaica: Church inaugurates new territory in the North East region
One hundred and twenty-four days after being voted by the Executive Committee of the Inter-American Division of Seventh-day Adventists (IAD) -- on Wednesday, May 19, 2010 -- the North East Jamaica field was inaugurated as a conference.
North Mexico: Church mourns the murder of two more young members
Seventh-day Adventist leaders in Juarez continue to be concerned about the safety of their church members after the murder of two young Adventists last week. Jose Ines Martinez, and his sister Maribel Martinez, both active members of the Zaragoza Adventis
Adventist Church to mark 150th anniversary of its name
As the Seventh-day Adventist Church prepares to mark 150 years of the denomination's name on October 1, leaders are urging members to reflect both on the name's significance and the impact they've made in their local community.
In Zimbabwe, Adventist University has food again thanks to its farm
Just three years ago, the Seventh-day Adventist school near Bulawayo in southwestern Zimbabwe was on the brink of sending its more than 3,000 students home because of a massive food shortage following government price controls.
Inter-America: Church elects new education director for territory
The Seventh-day Adventist Church's Executive Committee for Inter-America elected a new education director to lead the dozen universities and hundreds of schools for the new quinquennium.
Inter-America: Church prepares for largest division-wide youth camporee
Church leaders throughout the Inter-American Division (IAD) are working hard to prepare for the largest Pathfinder camporee ever held in the territory. Youth Ministries directors from the 20 IAD regions met recently at the IAD headquarters in Miami, Flori
Dominican Republic: Adventist Church and ADRA unite in national campaign against Dengue fever
More than 6,000 young Seventh-day Adventists participated in a national campaign to spread the word about the dangers of dengue fever, as a record number of people in the country have already died this year from the illness, according to health officials.
Church ramping up video conferencing to better connect leaders, save costs
Top Seventh-day Adventist officers in various countries used conferencing technology last month to meet for prayer while still in their home offices.
Teach young people respect for different faiths, panel of experts advises
Promoting tolerance and respect among faith groups depends on education, members of the International Religious Liberty Association's panel of experts said last week during the group's 12th annual meeting.
Adventist archaeological dig yields Iron Age temple
Confirming a modern-day view of Bible history, a Seventh-day Adventist archaeologist and historian has unearthed pivotal ruins and artifacts from the 3,000-year-old Iron Age at a temple site in Ataruz, Jordan.