In the past two years thousands of women in Seventh-day Adventist churches worldwide have mastered several facets of leadership using a training program designed by the Women's Ministries department at the church's world headquarters. In April, the third
"For many years we in the West were encouraged by the faith and courage of Russian Adventists," Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, told members and leaders during a Moscow visit to share in the celebrations of 120 yea
Thousands of clergy members from around the world -- from a variety of denominations -- are expected to unite in a global audience for "Here We Grow Again," a professional development seminar due Mar. 21 from the Adventist Church's Ministerial Association
The British Parliament gave anti-smoking forces a special "Valentine" on Feb. 14, voting to ban smoking in public places. Seventh-day Adventists in the United Kingdom were among those petitioning the government to enact the rule.
To be a poor girl in Thailand can sometimes mean being dispensable, a "possession" easily traded for money, and then used for sex.
Excitement is growing among Seventh-day Adventists in Pilon, Cuba, as their new house of worship is nearing completion for a Mar. 25 dedication. Adventist pastor Israel Leito, president of the church's Inter-America region, is expected to preside at the c