Adventist-Laymen’s Services and Industries Cancels 2020 Convention
Organizers said a virtual option will replace the original event slated for July 29-August 1.
Water in Brazil’s Desert
Maranatha’s wells are providing much more than physical water.
Scholarships Will Support Black and Hispanic Psychology Students
At Loma Linda University, a US$2.9 million grant seeks to increase diversity in mental health workforce.
Michael Is Mingling
Let God be all He is God is always here, wherever, and elsewhere. He has no physical limits, mental boundaries, or strategic perimeter. He’s in charge. As Joshua discovered outside Jericho’s walls one day. He sees an armed man standing across from him holding a
A Pastoral Response to a Triple Murder in the Newbold College Area
Among the dead is a teacher of several students living in the Newbold community.
First Seventh-day Adventist Church in Brazil Turns 125
Celebration included launch of the congregation’s website, a source of Adventist history.
Single Moms, Ex-cons, Professionals, Burnt-out Christians, Conservatives, and Liberals
Grandpa left a legacy of love for mission and church planting beyond any formula.
More Than 200 Food Pantries in the U.S. Are Expanding Services
Adventist Community Services and ADRA partner to help meet increasing demand.
Pastor Ted Wilson: Christ's Ministry in the Heavenly Sanctuary
Friends once again, here we are together connected through digital electronic means. It's powerful to connect and to reflect for a few moments on what God's word has to say to us today. As you know, the world is changing rapidly and yet, Praise God, His Word never changes! We
