In the U.S., Vietnamese Church Exemplifies Unity in Diversity
A local church in California ministers to every age group and impacts the community.
English, Spanish, and Samoan!
In California, United States, a multilingual local church thrives on brotherly love and hospitality.
In Belarus, New Center for Healthy Lifestyle Bears the Adventist Imprint
The new facilities are the result of a joint initiative of several sponsoring organizations, including the Adventist Church.
Question to the pastor: The Difference Between "Laws" and "The Law"
QUESTION: I understand that "law" in the Old Testament designates God's revealed will in general. How can we distinguish between the Ten Commandments and the other Old Testament legislations?
Adventist Historic Village Visits Greatly Increase in August 2019
Thousands of Pathfinders stopped there on their way to the Oshkosh camporee or after they left it.
Brazilian State Adds ‘Breaking the Silence Day’ to the Official Calendar
Adventist-driven initiative is now a special commemoration day in Rio Grande do Sul.
Adventists in the Bahamas: ‘We Will Get Through This Together’
Church organizations assist members who lost everything and are forced to relocate.
Question to the pastor: The Difference Between Wealth and Desire
QUESTION: Why do some Bible versions translate Haggai 2:7, "And they will come with the wealth of all nations” (NASB),* instead of "And the desire of all nations shall come” (KJV)?
Is an Adventist Subculture Affecting Church Schools in the US?
A significant connection exists, says researcher Aimee Leukert.
Oshkosh Camporee Overstock Is Benefiting Ministries, Communities
Volunteers sorted and shipped sleeping bags, tents, mats, stoves, and plenty of food.
The Divisiveness of Theology
Before discussing the divisiveness of theology we have to define theology. D. F. Wright understands it as "teaching about God and his relation to the world from creation to the consummation, particularly as it is set forth in an ordered, coherent manner.” (*1) Along these lines we would
The Doctrine of the Trinity Among Adventists
While the Seventh-day Adventist Church today espouses the doctrine of the Trinity, this has not always been so. The evidence from a study of Adventist history indicates that from the earliest years of our church to the 1890s a whole stream of writers took an Arian or semi-Arian position. The view
