“I wasn’t prepared tor the impact that media has had,” the Adventist evangelist says.

Doug Batchelor posing with baptismal candidates, in white, and others in Mount Hagen, Papua New Guinea, on Sabbath, April 1. [Photos courtesy of Doug Batchelor]


Doug Batchelor marvels at gospel’s reach in Papua New Guinea

“Information from unofficial sources is not consistent with reality,” they state.

Official Statement regarding misinformation on the activity of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Russian Federation

Adventist University works with World Vision on producing books for trauma relief.

"The children who access these storybooks will benefit from them as a tool to build literacy skills, validate and educate them about their culture and heritage," said Sara Saunders one of the project's organizers. [Photo: Middle East North Africa Union]

Students create story books for traumatized refugee children in Lebanon

The flood waters rose up to 7 feet high in Clarendon, Jamaica.

Exterior view of the Palmetto Seventh-day Adventist Church on April 22. The six vehicles that were parked in front of the church were all submerged by the flood. [Photo: Central Jamaica Conference] 

In Jamaica, members rescue father and son from flooded home

Event highlights the intersections between fun, food, and faith

Chef G. W. Chew, owner of the VegHub restaurant in Oakland, California, in a recent food demonstration to foodies interested in tasty and innovative vegetarian recipes. [Photo: VegHub Facebook]

First conference for Adventist foodies held in U.S. state of California

Ted Wilson, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, visits Middle East University new science complex.

The Wilsons were delighted to view the new science facilities and learn about the new Biology program at Middle East University. [photo credit: Middle East University]

Lebanese university encouraged to reach Middle East through medicine

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