France: Adventists Advance Bible Reading, Understanding
Three of four people in France have never read the Bible, and only half of the homes in France have a copy of scripture.
Three of four people in France have never read the Bible, and only half of the homes in France have a copy of scripture.
It's booming--the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Africa, that is. Church leaders on that continent are thrilled with the growth, but it also brings a concern--and a challenge--as to where all the members will meet for their Sabbath worship services.
Using a mix of music styles--contemporary Christian, gospel, Indian and Fijian music--and striving for excellence in broadcast news, a new Seventh-day Adventist radio station in Suva, Fiji, is attracting listeners and interest.
Adventist Pastor Preaches in German Mosque Hamburg, Germany…[Martin Haase/ANN] Following strenuous public relations efforts to open a friendly dialogue between Muslims and Christians, Sylvain Romain, a Seventh-day Adventist pastor, preached in a Turkish mosque in Hamburg, Germany, April 25. The l...
Some 2,600 people join the Seventh-day Adventist Church every day--that's just about two people per minute. With a current membership of around 13 million, this means rapid growth--and much change--for the church worldwide.
Wembley Arena near London became the gathering point for more than 7,000 Seventh-day Adventists April 26, making it the largest-ever such event for the church in Britain.