They are teachers, preachers, healers and innovators. They are six Seventh-day Adventist women whose contributions to the church and community were recognized at a recent "Woman of the Year" awards ceremony during the annual conference of the Association
While holding satellite evangelism meetings and passing out tracts has its place in helping the Seventh-day Adventist Church share the Gospel, the church hopes to continue reaching the millions of people who log on to the Internet daily.
Indian Ocean tsunami relief from the Adventist Development and Relief Agency continues to aid survivors in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India, Thailand and Somalia. More than U.S. $39 million in relief and development aid have been given to date, and aid is expe
Moving from publishing, and a private law practice, to becoming the general counsel for a worldwide church might seem a daunting task.
She wants peace, and desires a land where life is beautiful. She also sees God as a poet. The cross, central to salvation, though vulgar and ugly, Regina Mota says, can be viewed as God's poetic expression. She sings about these things in her Christian mu
Gradual and natural change is expected in the Seventh-day Adventist Church during the next five-year period, known as a quinquennium. After church leaders met for the 58th business session in St. Louis, Missouri this month, they are now looking at change