Making better use of the printed magazine format to reach people of all religions is the charge facing editors of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's "Signs of the Times" magazines, which have been evangelistic tools for nearly 130 years.
As negotiations with the Croatian government over a concordat, or memorandum of understanding, continue, Seventh-day Adventists here are optimistic about the outcome.
Coordinating the needs of more than 72,000 people for a 10-day convention requires countless hours of planning, which is why Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders and managers were in St. Louis, Missouri, last week to walk through the America's Center and
"As you sit together to plan your activities and engage in motivating everyone in the church...do this as a response to God's call to His church...for this is not a man-made plan of action--this is God's plan for finishing the work and the redemption for
Continuing cases of church theft or embezzlement are prompting Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in North America to give greater attention to the way they handle local church audits.
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