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20 February, 2008

Pedal-preachers: Wheels in the ministry keep on turning for Sudanese pastors, Bible workers

Visiting church members and preaching sermons might mean a quick drive across town for some ministers, but for Seventh-day Adventist pastors in Northern Sudan, ministry can involve days of trekking through desolate countryside.

19 February, 2008

Sabbath observance rooted in Africa, says Adventist historian

A study of Black history reveals that Christianity in Africa might more closely reflect an Adventist view of the seventh-day Sabbath than previously thought, according to one Adventist historian.

14 February, 2008

Jamaica: Adventists Invade Volatile Communities with Bibles

Hundreds of Adventists from 75 churches in Jamaica gave up church worship last Saturday to distribute more than 2,000 Bibles. Church members met and prayed with residents of 18 communities, including Spanish Town, the country's former capital, now an area

14 February, 2008

Adventist humanitarian organization ranked among most trusted charities

For the third year in a row, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) International has earned a coveted four-star rating from the largest independent evaluator of charities in the United States.

12 February, 2008

Don t be a bystander, Adventist leader advises young people

Getting involved in the local church is the best way to impact the global Seventh-day Adventist community, world church president Pastor Jan Paulsen told two groups of young people gathered for the first Let's Talk broadcasts in Asia. Urging active partic

12 February, 2008

Jamaican Billionaire Donates an Additional J$105 Million to NCU

A sizable donation to a Seventh-day Adventist school puts it well on the way to expanding its nursing program.

11 February, 2008

Jamaica: Two church members shot leaving church meeting

Two members of the Bethel Town Seventh-day Adventist Church in Westmoreland, Jamaica were shot on February 7 while leaving a meeting at the church.

10 February, 2008

Puerto Rico: Seventh-day Adventists fight violence with messages of hope

Hundreds of Seventh-day Adventist Churches in Puerto Rico closed their doors Sabbath, Feb. 2, as worshipers took to their communities to distribute messages of hope.

8 February, 2008

Cameroon: Adventist students escape bus crash unharmed

Forty students at the Seventh-day Adventist College of Yaoundé, Cameroon escaped unharmed from a bus crash on February 6. The students, ages 10 to 15, were heading to the zoo as part of a series of youth week activities.

7 February, 2008

Adventist Church president a guest on international television network show

Seventh-day Adventist world church president, Pastor Jan Paulsen, is scheduled to appear as a guest on the February 11 edition of Night Talk with Mike Schneider, a one-hour program airing on Bloomberg TV.

7 February, 2008

United States: Adventist representative to promote workplace freedom before Congress

Seventh-day Adventist Church representative for Legislative Affairs, James D. Standish, Esq., will join other witnesses in testifying before a U.S. Congressional hearing February 12, urging legislators to sponsor the lately reintroduced Workplace Religiou

6 February, 2008

Adventist financial officers to review church

For decades, history dictated how the Seventh-day Adventist Church's world headquarters divvies up funds among its now 13 world regions, or divisions. But for the five church officials on the newly created Appropriations Review Committee, "because that's

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