The Adventist Church in the Southern Asia Pacific is On the Go
Even though Seventh-day Adventists in Southern Asia Pacific are a minority and live in many countries dominated by Muslim and Hindu religions they refuse to be stopped.
Even though Seventh-day Adventists in Southern Asia Pacific are a minority and live in many countries dominated by Muslim and Hindu religions they refuse to be stopped.
In a report that heralded exponential growth with more than 900,000 baptisms in the past five years, the Inter-America region of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's president, Pastor Israel Leito, predicts "certainly there will be more than three million w
Movement and color will be the abiding impressions of a presentation given by Seventh-day Adventists from the church's West-Central Africa region
If the good news for the Seventh-day Adventist Church is its remarkable membership growth -- more than 5 million baptisms and accessions to membership in the past five years -- the bad news is that in the same period, nearly 1.4 million people were droppe
Delegates to the 58th session of the Seventh-day Adventist world church made significant change to the church's top leadership structure by electing Rosa T. Banks as associate secretary.
The good news this morning for delegates at the Adventist Church's world session is that the "Profiling Leadership" presenter would not cover his entire 25-plus-page paper. Those were his joking opening remarks, but the material Ted Ramirez presented came