Recognizing that tsunami survivors are suffering not just physically but emotionally, members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church offered a two-day trauma training seminar to pastors and chaplains in four countries in Southern Asia beginning Jan. 19.
With 16 Bible workers, 24 students from the Amazing Facts College of Evangelism (AFCOE), and 11 students from Columbia Union College (CUC) going door-to-door in the Washington, D.C. area inviting people to Bible studies and the NET 2005 meetings, and a sa
On a continent where 75 to 80 percent of Seventh-day Adventist church membership is under 30 years of age, a youth conference was held for youth leaders Jan. 31 to Feb. 5 in Cape Town, South Africa.
For the first time, a Bible correspondence course has been created for Native people in North America, a group that numbers at least 5.5 million.
Zimbabwe's First Lady Donates Computers to University Mrs. Grace Mugabe, wife of Zimbabwe's president Robert Mugabe, donated computers, printers and software worth millions of Zimbabwean dollars to Solusi University, a Seventh-day Adventist school, at
The word "temperance" may bring to mind the 1920s prohibition era in the United States where the government instituted laws against the sale and consumption of alcohol, but for members of the Seventh-day Adventist church, the practice is still relevant to