In South America, Publishing council recognizes role of Adventist editors
Seventh-day Adventist editors at two church-run publishing houses in South America are integrating their communication ministry.
Integrated media collaboration urged, starting with world communication audit
A group of Seventh-day Adventist media professionals recommended a greater focus on strategic planning for more effectively conducting mission, first with a worldwide communication audit and later forming a committee to organize global initiatives.
Adventist Church President Wilson releases first book ‘Almost Home’
Seventh-day world church President Ted N. C. Wilson has published his first book, a compilation of recent sermons on themes related to his call of commitment to God and service to others.
In Mongolia, outreach paves way for ‘Mission to Cities’ push in 2013
Seventh-day Adventist leaders in Mongolia say a weeklong evangelism series held in Ulaanbaatar earlier this month signals a new focus on urban evangelism in the region.
North America’s Let’s Move! Day promotes fitness for children
Thousands of Seventh-day Adventists in North America on Sunday headed to tracks, parks and gyms to participate in the annual Let’s Move! Day, a church-sponsored program to fight the epidemic of childhood obesity.
Adventist Church launches committee to study theology of ordination
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders yesterday voted to establish a Theology of Ordination Study Committee, with a goal of delivering a report to the 2014 Annual Council, a yearly meeting of world church administrators.
ADRA providing maternal care, healthcare training in China’s Tibetan Plateau
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency International is helping to improve prenatal and infant health across the Tibetan Plateau in Western China through its training of volunteer health workers.
In U.S., workplace religious freedom legislation finds traction at local level
Seventh-day Adventist religious liberty advocates say a new bill banning workplace religious discrimination in the U.S. state of California offers more protection for church members whose jobs are jeopardized by Sabbath observance.
Six months away, Youth Ministries planning now for world service day
Gilbert Cangy is urging Seventh-day Adventist youth to hear one less sermon next year. The Adventist world church’s Youth Ministries…
Man’s best friend teaches tithing to next generation
John Mathews is using his dog to help educate young people about a topic that he says can often seem boring: tithing.
In U.S., Florida Adventist college becomes newest denominational university
Sep. 04, 2012 Silver Spring, Maryland, United States...Ansel Oliver/ANN A rapidly growing Seventh-day Adventist college in the state of Florida…
At European Pastor’s Conference, a call for relevant community ministry
Seventh-day Adventist pastors in Europe say a renewed emphasis on relevant, relational outreach will connect with communities there, despite the region’s growing secularism.