Traveling Bible begins worldwide trip to promote scripture study
An unusual copy of the Bible began an unusual journey today. The special leather-bound copy, measuring 12 by 18 inches, is written in 66 languages -- one for each book.
Inter-America: church feeds nearly one million people during a territory-wide benevolent activity
In the span of four hours nearly one million boxed dinners were distributed in thousands of poor communities during Inter-America's Day of Kindness and Compassion, held on Oct. 11, 2008.
Inter-America prepares for large-scale coordinated community activity
Seventh-day Adventists in Inter-America are hours away from participating in a large-scale division-wide activity to show kindness and compassion. Coined "Day of Kindness and Compassion", church members will provide a boxed meal to hundreds of thousands o
Adventist Church president emphasizes global family at Executive Committee opening
The Seventh-day Adventist Church's "message of hope" and commitment to scripture marked the opening of the denomination's fall business session, Annual Council, in Manila, Friday, October 10.
Haiti: Church struggles to overcome devastation left by four major hurricanes
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Haiti is still trying to provide relief to thousands of people left homeless or stranded in the wake of four hurricanes which struck in as many weeks from mid August to early September. Leaders says church operations an
ADRA: Food, supplies help Georgian refugees survive winter
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is continuing to assist internally displaced Georgian refugees who are facing severe conditions with the onset of winter and temperatures that could dip to 14 degrees Fahrenheit (-10 Celsius).
Innovators meeting to help reinvent worship, outreach
Raj Attiken wants ideas. The more unconventional, the better. The Seventh-day Adventist leader in Ohio is calling for a "culture of innovation" within the church that encourages and applauds relevant and effective ways to worship and do outreach.
Religious liberty making headway, challenges remain, world report says
While religious liberty remains tenuous in many countries and nonexistent in others, religious liberty proponents worldwide continue to protect religious minorities and secure increased freedom of belief, a report released by the Seventh-day Adventist wor
Religious liberty making headway, challenges remain, world report says
While religious liberty remains tenuous in many countries and nonexistent in others, religious liberty proponents worldwide continue to protect religious minorities and secure increased freedom of belief, a report released by the Seventh-day Adventist wor
Religious liberty making headway, challenges remain, world report says
While religious liberty remains tenuous in many countries and nonexistent in others, religious liberty proponents worldwide continue to protect religious minorities and secure increased freedom of belief, a report released by the Seventh-day Adventist wor
India: Aftermath of violence leaves scars on Orissa
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in India have reported 27 Adventists dead from anti-Christian brutality that developed in the eastern India region of Orissa in late August.
Jamaica: Adventist Police officer recognized for bravery and honesty
At a time in the nation's history when the security forces are viewed negatively by many individuals and confidence in law enforcement is at an all-time low, police inspector Edgar Brown is doing his best to improve that image and maintain his Christian c