Nation's Leader Writes Foreword; A Church in 'Hell' Someday?

I.G. Knight, leader of the Cayman Islands Mission of Seventh-day Adventists, with his wife in Grand Cayman in 1931.

Book Chronicles Adventist Church History of Cayman Islands

Church leaders hope local pastors take reports of child abuse seriously and refer victims to community agencies. "We're not asking pastors to become experts."

Professor of sociology René Drumm presents results of her domestic violence research to delegates at the Adventist Church world headquarters June 11. Of Adventists in the northwest United States, about 10 percent reported experiencing at least one incident of intimate partner violence within their lifetime. [Photo: Ansel Oliver/ANN]

Task Force Aims to Take Message of Abuse Prevention, Awareness to Local Churches

A Seventh-day Adventist church choir originally launched to bring in members from the community to perform an annual concert has found surprising success, going on to sing for weddings, civil ceremonies and even win a reality television show.

The group has grown from just performing its initial once-a-year concert to now singing at weddings, civil ceremonies and other events.

England: Gospel Choir Pulls in Community Members for Growth, Training

Ask Evelyn Fischer who vacuums the floors and polishes the pews at the Blooming Grove Seventh-day Adventist Church in Ohio, and she'll tell you without hesitation: "I have a lot of cleaning to do, believe me." But ask Fischer where her tithe goes and she'

“If you asked your average pastor, church member or even [administrator] where tithe goes and what it does, I don’t doubt you would find very few who would be able to answer confidently,” says Gerry Karst, one of the world church's vice presidents. [ANN file photo]

How is Your Tithe Used? Church Commission Examining Use of Contributions

The Seventh-day Adventist Church's Elder's Digest magazine editor Jonas Arrais is described by colleagues as an easygoing, funny man -- a native of Brazil, his jokes are accentuated by his colorful English, which is his third language.

The English version of Elder’s Digest has increased subscriptions from 3,000 to 60,000 in 15 months. Local lay elders can obtain free copies of the quarterly publication through their local church administration.

Editor Arrais Has Increased Lay Leader Magazine Subscriptions 20-Fold

It took just 70 hours for hundreds of students at Colombian Adventist University (CAU) in Medellin, Colombia to read the Bible from cover to cover. The historic reading, which was streamed live on the Internet, was one of many events scheduled this year t

Students participate in reading the Bible during a period of 70 hours to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Adventist institution. [Photo: Colombia Adventist University/IAD]

Colombia: Students Read Entire Bible In 70 Hours

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