Historians conference brings lesser-known figures of Adventism to the limelight.
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U.S. Court of Appeals Rules for Plaintiffs in Kellogg Sabbath Accommodation Case
Seventh-day Adventist Church Hails “Watershed” Ruling
Creative Evangelism Shares Daniel’s Message with Latvians
Play based on Bible character performed in eight cities across the country.
World Church Headquarters Hosts Revival Series
Guest speaker Doug Batchelor discusses “Foundations of Faith”
Learning to Love Jesus on YouTube
In Wales, new Bible study initiative is growing children into disciples.
Adventist Church in North America Issues Statement Emphasizing Importance of Equality for All Living in the United States
In a statement, leaders call to uphold ethnic diversity as one of the nations’ strengths.
Children Help Children with More than 38,000 Care Packages
ADRA Germany campaign reaches new heights in 2017.
Youth Ready to Mobilize for Service on Global Youth Day
Groups around the world makes plans to “Be the Sermon”
New Criminal Code in Bolivia Could Curtail Religious Liberty, Say Advocates
Regional church still assessing implications of legislation limiting evangelism.
New Doctoral Degree Focuses on Science Behind Plant-Based Nutrition
Loma Linda University program builds on decades of research and clinical trials.
GYC 2017 in Photos
Plenaries, seminars, engaging exhibits and outreach activities offered to attendees
First Chaplaincy Ministries Director Charles D. Martin Passes at 94
He was instrumental in the launch of ministry to Adventist chaplains.
Two Physicians Make an Impact on Epilepsy Care in Malawi
They helped establish treatment programs to assist thousands affected.
In the Streets, Floodwaters, Homes, Schools, and Villages
Bangladesh Adventists are making a significant difference in their communities.
Why Seventh-day Adventists Are Not Fundamentalists
Adventist historians conference opens with enlightening presentations.