Paulsen urges church's leadership to demonstrate compassion, respect

It's up to individual church members to shape how the Adventist Church is perceived, world church president Jan Paulsen told a group of church leaders yesterday.

Let the community be the pulpit, Adventist Church president says

College planned for world's largest union region; vice governor helicoptered in for high school inauguration

Dr. Ella Simmons, center, at the inauguration of Santa Catarina Adventist Academy last month. Educational infrastructure is growing in Brazil, the nation with the most Seventh-day Adventists.

As Adventist Church in Brazil grows, so do schools

More than 10 percent increase supported mission projects on three continents

Last year's increase in giving to the 13th Sabbath Offering supported projects on three continents. "Many of these projects are an investment in strengthening the future of the church's mission, by helping train frontline workers for years to come," says Gary Krause, Adventist Mission's director.

2007 sees record increase in 13th Sabbath Offering

Team of scholars begins work on project; Dybdahl named general editor

President of Adventist-owned Andrews University, Niels-Erik Andreasen, said this month that the university's press will publish a new study Bible edited by a group of Adventist theologians and scholars.

Adventist University press will publish first study Bible

Church's first Arabic language broadcast in Middle East kindles hope for future programming

Volunteers from the Adventist Church in the Middle East prep Adventist Pastor Jony Hajaj for the camera. Hajaj later appeared in the church's first Arabic television program in the region.

For Arabs, Adventist TV finally speaks their language

30,000 join the church in Inter-America; Adventist students in Kerala, India win court case; Church in Russia emphasises family

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