Delegates of the 59th General Conference Session from the Inter-American Division (IAD) voted to appoint vice presidents and church department directors to lead the 3.3 million territory for the next five years.
Hundreds continued to pour into the Inter-American Division (IAD) booth in the Georgia World Congress Center exhibition hall during day seven of the 59th General Conference Session in Atlanta, Georgia.
Robert Kyte, chair of the Nominating Committee, and Ismael Castillo, associate secretary, appeared before session delegates Wednesday afternoon, July 30, to present what Kyte called, two reports.
U.S. President Barack Obama enjoyed a 77-day transition period from election to inauguration.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church's top leadership voted this morning to further clarify the definition of marriage stated in the global denomination's Church Manual.
There was hardly any space to walk by the Inter-American Division exhibit in the Georgia World Congress Center on Day 7 as the Central Mexican, Belize, and North Colombian Unions were featured.
Inter-America's Youth Ministries department concluded its annual Bible initiative with its Super Bible Bowl event during a special live program held at the Inter-American Division (IAD) headquarters in Miami, Florida, on May 20. It was an initiative that
Delegates of the Inter-American Division met briefly today in the Georgia World Congress Center to appoint members of the Nominating Committee which will submit names for vice presidents and department directors to lead the vast church region.
An audience in the Georgia Dome tonight heard reports from the church's Southern Asia-Pacific, Trans-European and West-Central African regions, where cultural, economic and religious diversity poses both challenges and opportunities for growth.
As Seventh-day Adventist church leaders prepared to start the Sunday afternoon business meeting of the 59th World Session, a number of seats in the neat rows on the Georgia Dome floor were noticeably empty.
Evangelistic campaigns in places as varied as the bustling streets of Buenos Aires and a floating village in Peru have helped lead to more than 1 million baptisms and hundreds of new Seventh-day Adventist congregations in South America.
Seventh-day Adventist Church leadership voted to retain five mid-level officials in their current position as field secretaries at a June 29 business meeting.