In two northeastern states, almost 10 percent of members sign up for outreach.
‘I was nothing, but this school gave me a personal God, clothes, food, and a wife.’
A church leader reflects on his life story and the blessings of Adventist education.
Church Members Open a Restaurant Because They Want to Help People
In Massachusetts, United States, Pulse Café offers great food and unselfish service.
Bringing Help, Building Hope
Adventist Review editor Bill Knott interviews Michael Kruger, new president of ADRA International.
First Seventh-day Adventist Elected to Canada’s Parliament
Derek Sloan said he will strive to be “the best Member of Parliament he can be.”
ADRA Chile Spearheads Drive to Increase Number of Foster Families
Initiative seeks to increase the options for children and teenagers in need.
In Brazil, 20,000 People Have Already Studied the Bible via WhatsApp
New feature enlists virtual bots and human interaction, leads seekers to church.
Where to Spend the Holidays
As you travel through different stages of life you will ever be faced with opportunities for growth and change.
Krystal’s Courage
Memory Gem: “But you are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people, that you may proclaim the […]
A Male Champion in Rwanda
How a small-scale farmer learned to save and be a better husband and father.
In North America, Summit Focuses on Helping to Recognize and Stop Abuse
Leaders said they hope pastors and seminary students now have better tools to act.
Melting Iceland, a New Approach to Mission
Generation Youth for Christ makes prayer the center of a unique outreach initiative.
How to Nag Without Being a Nag
Time is a social construct that means different things to different people.