In a matter of two hours, more than 80,000 of the neediest people throughout Colombia were fed a special boxed dinner during a special activity held on Sabbath, Oct. 13. The massive food distribution was carried out by thousands of Seventh-day Adventists
The Adventist Mission Committee of the Seventh-day Adventist Church recently approved a 10-year initiative for the 60 million indigenous people of Central Asia.
Church structure lacks merit unless it acts as an "instrument of mission," members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Commission on Ministries, Services and Structures told the church's executive committee October 15.
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders took action October 15 in offering guidelines for instances when the church's beliefs are at odds with social legislation, particularly with hiring practices at church institutions.
Last year, the Seventh-day Adventist Church agreed to accept a software package that would connect Adventist communities globally over the Internet. On October 16, delegates to the church's Annual Council voted to accept full ownership of the netAdventist
Seventh-day Adventist health institutions around the world will continue to practice evidence-based medical treatments that don't contradict the Bible or the writings of early church pioneer Ellen G. White, leaders of the global Protestant denomination ag
In large and small ways, members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church are giving more now than they gave last year. An increase in ordinary tithes and offerings lifted the Adventist Church's financial bottom line by $10 million as of September 2007 compare
Every Seventh-day Adventist -- worshipping from Azerbaijan to New Zealand -- is now in the company of 15,433,470 likeminded members of the global Protestant denomination, world church secretary Matthew A. Bediako told some 300 Annual Council delegates gat
Gone are the days of Seventh-day Church members depending on pastors and public evangelism alone to share the church's message of hope.
Church leaders should focus on their own responsibilities and trust leaders in other areas of the world to do the same, the Seventh-day Adventist world church president told leaders of the global Protestant denomination Saturday.
Some 300 leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church will spend the next six days chiseling out grounds for agreement on issues ranging from tithe distribution to mission funding while gathered at world church headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland for A
A group of Tibetan residents recently trekked on foot for four days along the Nepal border to be baptized in a rocky, isolated mountain stream outside of Katmandu -- far from anti-Christian radicals -- after learning about God on the radio.