Normally, the collapse of a church structure is, at the least, a headache for church administrators, but for Seventh-day Adventists in the northern Egyptian town of Dahasa, a building collapse may speed a new church's opening.
It takes stepping out of the proverbial box to reach a society where traditional methods of evangelism have been difficult.
A United Nations peace monitoring group has assigned the Seventh-day Adventist Church to the "frontline of the peace process," according to Pastor Richard Rikis, president of the church in the war-torn South Pacific island of Bougainville.
Longtime Adventist Volunteer Dies Tem Suarez, longtime Maranatha Volunteers International worker, died May 30 at the age of 71 after a three-year long battle with cancer. A Cuban immigrant, Suarez was key in developing relationships with church and government officials in that country, and he mad...
From a distance, the high-rise looks like any Soviet-style block of apartments. Similar ones dot the tranquil views of the Lithuanian countryside, and today they are something of an eyesore among the romantic vista of Vilnius' medieval architecture.
On May 24, the Seventh-day Adventist Church celebrated a centennial in an unlikely location: the nation of Kazakhstan.