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Wilson offers message of encouragement; an emphasis on church growth, development

Adventist world church President Ted N. C. Wilson meets with top leadership of the church's Northern Asia-Pacific Division. From left, Northern Asia-Pacific Division Secretary Akeri Suzuki, Japan Union Conference President Masumi Shimada, Wilson and Northern Asia-Pacific Division President Jairyong Lee. [photos: SukHee Han]

Japan visit highlights country's history, charts course for church there

Copies of classic Adventist book distributed ahead of 2012 push

An Adventist pastor hands a copy of The Great Hope to a convenience store employee in Brazil. Adventist leaders in South America distributed thousands of copies of the missionary sharing book on October 29. [photo: Neuber de Oliveira]

In South America, leaders offer preview of 'The Great Hope' distribution

Global campaign against domestic abuse gaining signatures for UN petition

A young Jamaican holds a sign against violence at a recent Enditnow march attended by hundreds of Adventists from across the Caribbean nation. Statistics indicate that 1 million such children enter the sex trade worldwide each year. [photos: Nigel Coke]

Jamaican Adventists march in support of Enditnow

At dedication of new regional church headquarters, leaders emphasize 'service to God and community'

Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Ingraham commends the Adventist Church during the October 30 dedication of new headquarters for the denomination's Atlantic Caribbean Union Mission. [photo: Abel Márquez]

Prime minister of Bahamas praises Adventist contributions to society

Online meeting draws 3,000 pastors; Wilson urges urban mission

More than 300 pastors from South Mexico participate in Inter-America's first region-wide virtual ministerial council from Linda Vista Adventist University in Chiapas. They were among nearly 3,000 pastors who met online with division leadership in Miami, Florida on October 26. [photos: Libna Stevens]

In Inter-America, ministers connect in first region-wide virtual council

Following Annual Council actions, division also votes to join theology of ordination study

North American Division President Dan Jackson and Secretary Alex Bryant chair a discussion on a variance of policy regarding commissioned ministers, Monday, October 31. The division has previously asked the General Conference if commissioned ministers could serve as conference presidents. The request was denied. [photos by Ansel Oliver]

North American Adventists reaffirm commissioned ministers as conference, mission presidents

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Japan visit highlights country's history, charts course for church there

In South America, leaders offer preview of 'The Great Hope' distribution

Jamaican Adventists march in support of Enditnow

Prime minister of Bahamas praises Adventist contributions to society

In Inter-America, ministers connect in first region-wide virtual council

North American Adventists reaffirm commissioned ministers as conference, mission presidents

News.

Just Published

Lately in Our Region

Worldwide News

Japan visit highlights country's history, charts course for church there

In South America, leaders offer preview of 'The Great Hope' distribution

Jamaican Adventists march in support of Enditnow

Prime minister of Bahamas praises Adventist contributions to society

In Inter-America, ministers connect in first region-wide virtual council

North American Adventists reaffirm commissioned ministers as conference, mission presidents