How Churches and Schools in Zambia are Fulfilling the Gospel Commission
New buildings are resulting in a renewed desire to share Jesus with others.
The Second American Civil War
Despising those whom we disagree with politically is not the reason we Seventh-day Adventists are here.
Chicago Church Members Take to the Streets Against Human Trafficking
Volunteers of different ages join in calling people’s attention and offering guidance.
More than 100 Attend Religious Freedom Prayer Breakfast
North American Division hosts second annual event at its regional headquarters.
ADRA Is Providing Ongoing Aid After Puerto Rico Earthquakes
The territory has been rattled by more than 1,200 earthquakes since December 28, 2019.
In Fiji, Hope Channel Is Reaching People of Other Faiths, and Those Living Abroad
Adventist TV network is connecting across religious and geographic boundaries.
20,000 Adventist Volunteers Choose Service Over Vacations in Brazil
In two northeastern states, almost 10 percent of members sign up for outreach.
Adventist Church in Haiti Growing Strong 10 Years After Devastating Earthquake
Members rebuilt church buildings and planted new congregations after the disaster.
200,000 Copies of Signs Special Issue Will Support Massive Evangelistic Effort
Pacific edition of the magazine will be used in Papua New Guinea in May 2020.
‘Each person has a specific skill set that can be used by God.’
Student missionary shares what she learned from challenging mission projects.
In the Bahamas, Adventists Still Reeling After Hurricane Dorian
Church members are being assisted psychologically as they face uprooting, depression.
Hungarian Adventist Leader Receives Award for Work With Minorities
Jeno Szigeti said every human being is a minority because everyone is unique.
