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Let’s Become an Anchor of Hope for a World in Crisis
Euro-Asia Division president shares a message with church leaders and members.
Couples Who Quarantine Together, Stay Together
Avoiding the traps and pitfalls of a season in close quarters.
Expect Trouble to Break Out
Voice of Prophecy speaker Shawn Boonstra talks with Bill Knott about how Coronavirus has reshaped one of the largest Adventist evangelistic efforts in […]
Keeping Your Mental Health During the Times of COVID-19
What Jesus said about worrying can help you navigate uncertain circumstances.
Avoiding Extremism
What does that really mean?
At Least 3 Adventists Dead, 53 Infected With COVID-19 in Spain
Church leaders issue a call to pray for those affected and for health-care professionals.
Coronavirus Cases Confirmed at Andrews University
First residents test positive after a concert by Sandi Patty, who is fighting the virus.
What are the Mental Health Effects of the COVID-19 Pandemic?
Adventist Review launches Pivot Points series of virtual panel conversations to provide practical insights
ADRA Responds to COVID-19 in South Korea
Adventist humanitarian arm is assisting residents and members across the nation.
“In view of the present uncertainty”: Postponing General Conference Sessions
This will be the fifth time that a General Conference session has been postponed, and the second time that more than five years elapses between sessions.
Acts of God
What makes a natural disaster an “act of God?” Is God the one behind the typhoons, the locust plagues—and this mysterious virus now […]
12 Things Seventh-day Adventists Can Do During Quarantine
Staying home to prevent the spread of COVID-19 can bring unexpected perks.
One Adventist Member Dies of Coronavirus in the United Kingdom
Regional church president calls members to come near to God and reach out to others.
World Church Executive Committee Votes to Postpone General Conference Session
Rescaled event to take place May 2021