AT the Sabbath morning service, in the little meeting house on Van Buren Street, the preacher had said, " Only a few more years we have to labor and wait, and then our Lord will come to end our struggle with sin and bring in everlasting righteousness."
IN the days and weeks which succeeded the great disappointment of 1844, much confusion entered the minds of men who had hitherto been positively united in their ambitions and expressed hopes. It was a time when the guidance of God was greatly needed to clarify the situation, and so save
Vehicle will be used to transport much-needed winter clothes to refugee camps.
AdventHealth donation will allow for expanded cardiac services in the island of Negros.
Humanitarian arm of the Adventist Church pledges to support the most vulnerable.
SEVENTY years ago those believing the truths of the third angel's message consisted of a few persons scattered through New York State and the six New England States. They were poor in this world's goods, but rich in faith. The few workers went when and where they felt the Lord called them.
MY first acquaintance with Seventh-day Adventists and the ADVENT REVIEW was made on Sunday evening, Sept. 26, 1852, when eight of us First Day Adventists assembled with a few others at a private residence, 124 Mount Hope Ave., Rochester, N. Y., the home of the REVIEW and its printers. There
IT seems fitting, in this special seventieth anniversary issue of the REVIEW, to recall in appreciative remembrance some of our honored pioneers who rest from their labors, and who, through unprecedented sacrifice and untiring labor, made it possible for us to have the REVIEW, and the great
Christmas is now a way of making new positive memories that can replace the painful ones that are slipping away.
On October 2, the Board of Directors for ADRA International elected ADRA CFO Michael Kruger president of the church’s humanitarian organization. Kruger was for 25 years the owner and executive of a large financial services company in South Africa, and came to ADRA in 2014 in his
In Santa Tecla, El Salvador, a novel initiative reaches hundreds of residents.
In the United States, a local church is using a food trailer to serve the homeless.
