British delegates at the 58th business session of the Seventh-day Adventist church in St Louis have this morning been speaking with the local media about their shock and concern for relatives following today's London bombings.
You wouldn't know it by walking into meetings of the Adventist world church's business meetings, but at least 60 percent of the church is comprised of young people. Here at these delegations, you have to look very hard to find them.
We've all gone mad. Well, at least it feels that way here in the somewhat small confinements of the pressroom at the Adventist Church's General Conference Session.
You really don't have to try hard to find color here. Blue, purple, neon pink and bright yellows don't even begin to tell of the rainbows.
Delegates to the 58th General Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church today expressed their "shock and horror at the mindless acts of terror, brutality and extremism seen in London today," according to a statement read to delegates by Pasto
As Christians, our primary identifier should not be race, ethnicity, nationality or gender, said Dr. Leslie N. Leslie Pollard.