Seventh-day Adventists living in France are celebrating the church's acceptance into the influential French Protestant Federation (FPF), a significant alliance that church leaders believe will bring many positive outcomes.
Dr. Niels-Erik Andreasen will remain as president of Andrews University, the school's board of trustees announced Mar. 30. In addition, the trustees created a position of provost, equivalent to a chief operating officer for a business, and a search for th
Although Christianity, Islam and Judaism share the common heritage of Abraham, these three major faiths have lived in conflict and misunderstanding for centuries. A group of inter-confessional scholars gathered on the campus of Andrews University to exami
Church members all over the Seventh-day Adventist church will able to see the work of Adventist missionaries worldwide through a free, quarterly DVD. The Office of Adventist Mission announced March 29 that the DVD is part of a new initiative that will be
It's a vicious circle. And many of the world's women are trapped in that cycle of illiteracy, overwork, abuse, ill health, lack of training and ultimately poverty. Some may view these huge, difficult problems as impossible to overcome and walk away, but S
In the Adventist world this week: Women Learn to Sew to Earn Income, Jamaican Adventist Leader Honored, Adventist Church in Iraq Has a New Leader, Ministerial Broadcast Airs Globally and Adventist University Holds Symposium on the Sabbath...