The meaning of Christmas has evolved since the birth of the Christ child a couple millennia ago.
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Christmas in a Broken World
“It’s the most wonderful time of the year.” Then again, sometimes it’s not.
Religions Should Inform, Underpin Human Rights Efforts
Adventist University of France hosts UN-supported “Faith for Rights” discussion.
God Is Calling You
How to find God’s purpose for you in the New Year.
For People of Faith, 70-Year-Old Human Rights Document Holds Special Meaning
A reflection by Nelu Burcea, the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s liaison to the United Nations.
Coming Soon, Encyclopedia of Seventh-day Adventists Online
The new source will be an official publication and a record of Adventist history.
Decoding the ADRA Genome
On 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, ADRA Europe makes a strong statement.
AdventistBookCenter.com Celebrates 20 Years of Online Sales
Website continues to offer access to Adventist books, music, and other resources.
Real Family Talk
Remember to be patient and kind as both your families come to grips with this new, somewhat complicated reality.
Moral Algorithms
Why did God, knowing “the end from the beginning” (Isa. 46:10, KJV), go ahead and create humankind in the first place?
Local Church Ministry Works to Connect Inmates With Their Children
Ministry of reconciliation is making positive inroads into the community, leaders say.
The Gospel on the Basketball Court
In Texas, friendship evangelism and prayer partners result in conversions, baptisms.
Memorial Medallions Honor Service of Seventh-day Adventists
‘’Til He Comes’ grave marker is a witnessing opportunity, leaders say.
The Unlikely Origin of Thanksgiving
For many, our Thanksgiving holiday is inextricably tied to the image of Pilgrims dining with Native Americans, feasting on turkey, squash, and corn […]
A New House
Even when things look broken, God is powerful enough to create something new.
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