In the Ilsan district of Koyang City, Korea, northwest of Seoul, Sabbath, or Saturday, morning worship is now rather different for some Seventh-day Adventists than in the nearly 700 other Adventist churches in Korea. Instead of singing, praying and hearin
Dr. Lucille Sabas has been given a vote of confidence. As the only woman president of a Seventh-day Adventist university in male-dominated Africa, Sabas was re-elected after three years in office. An installation ceremony was held April 30 officially reco
An eight-month campaign of vandalism to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Derry, Northern Ireland, culminated in £1,000 ($1,844.60 U.S.) of damage last weekend, leaving church members "living in fear," according to local media reports.
"America truly is not like past superpowers, countries who sought territorial gain or imperial dominion," United States Senator John McCain of Arizona told attendees at a dinner sponsored by the International Religious Liberty Association (IRLA), Liberty
Global unity of the church, its mission, and the best use of resources to achieve that mission, were identified as three "big issues" to be considered by the Commission on Ministries, Services and Structures, established by the Seventh-day Adventist Churc
This week in the Adventist world a humanitarian worker was attacked in Kenya; the Adventist Development and Relief Agency comes to the aid of flood vicitims in Kenya; a health food company opens a research lab at the Adventist university in Mexico; and an