Prime Minister commends church's outreach, introduces bill

Bahamas' Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham introduces a bill recognizing the Adventist Church's newly established Atlantic Caribbean Union Mission as a legal entity in the island nation. Ingraham commended church's ministry and outreach during the May 9 parliament meeting. [photo courtesy Bahamas Information Services]

In Bahamas, Parliament recognizes new Adventist administrative headquarters

Four thousand pastors hear emphasis on spiritual preparation

Ted N. C. Wilson, president of the Adventist world church, opens the South American Division's ministerial training event, Tuesday, May 24, in Foz do Iguacu, Paraná, Brazil. A record 4,000 pastors from the division territory are attending this week's meeting. [photo: Leônidas Guedes]

Wilson opens historic South American Division Ministerial Council

New review committee follows 2010 Session action to 'strengthen' church's interpretation of origins

Merging the church's fundamental belief on creation with the recently endorsed Reaffirmation of Creation statement will clarify the denomination's understanding of origins, said Adventist theologian Angel Rodriguez. Here, Rodriguez speaks at GC Session last year, just before delegates voted to endorse the statement. [photo: Gerry Chudleigh]

Further definition on tap for Adventist fundamental belief on creation

Church sustains minor damage; one non-attending member unaccounted for

Mid-American Adventists respond in wake of Joplin tornado

162-year-old Adventist publishing house staunching money losses, officials say

Review & Herald Publishing officers re-elected, board size trimmed

Predictions on Christ's return give false hope, disrepute on Christianity; 'been there, done that'

Adventist Church leader James Nix says there's no reason for people to predict the date of Christ's Second Coming. A great thing came out of a mistaken prediction in 1844 -- the Adventist Church -- but it would be a mistake to make predictions again, he said. [file photo by Josef Kissinger]

God's timing isn't for us to know, Adventist leaders say

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In Bahamas, Parliament recognizes new Adventist administrative headquarters

Wilson opens historic South American Division Ministerial Council

Further definition on tap for Adventist fundamental belief on creation

Mid-American Adventists respond in wake of Joplin tornado

Review & Herald Publishing officers re-elected, board size trimmed

God's timing isn't for us to know, Adventist leaders say

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In Bahamas, Parliament recognizes new Adventist administrative headquarters

Wilson opens historic South American Division Ministerial Council

Further definition on tap for Adventist fundamental belief on creation

Mid-American Adventists respond in wake of Joplin tornado

Review & Herald Publishing officers re-elected, board size trimmed

God's timing isn't for us to know, Adventist leaders say