The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Euro-Africa faces a daunting mix of cultures, political systems and religions, but an Arabic television show and vibrant Health Ministries program are among initiatives spurring "consistent" growth in the region.
Delegates of the 59th General Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church voted Tuesday to appoint Williams S. Costa Jr. as director of the world church's Communication department. He replaces Rajmund Dabrowski, who served in the post since 199
Crowds pressed together to visit the Inter-American Division exhibit at the Georgia World Congress Center on Day 6 in Atlanta, Georgia today. People lined up to visit the West Indies Union's and the Puerto Rican Union's stands to collect small gifts and s
Pastor Israel Leito, 65, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America was re-elected Monday, June 28, to serve another five years as president of the vast growing membership.
Hours after the General Conference voted to re-elect Pastor Israel Leito as president of the church in Inter-America and other church world leaders, Dr. Elie Henry was elected as executive secretary and Filiberto Verduzco was re-elected as treasurer of th
Dan Jackson, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada, is the new president of the church's North American region, elected June 28 by delegates of the world church at their business session in Atlanta, Georgia.
Delegates of the General Conference Session on Monday appointed 25 officers to serve as secretaries and treasurers in the 13 international regions of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Day six at Inter-America's exhibit booth at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, brought in many visitors to see what colorful gifts the Haitian Union and Guatemala Union were featuring.
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders and delegates from throughout the world signed a temperance pledge Sunday afternoon during the 59th General Conference Session.
There was standing room only during a special meeting which gathered more than 500 Inter-American delegates, church leaders and members at the Georgia World Congress Center today.
he Caribbean Union's Steel Band beat its drums throughout the Exhibit Hall at the Georgia World Congress Center during day four of the church's business meetings in Atlanta, Georgia.
Seventh-day Adventist Church delegates today defeated a motion that would have altered the time frame for choosing associate directors of departments at the church's world headquarters.