Hundreds of thousands follow Advent message

Adventist Church President Ted N.C. Wilson (lower right) speaks to a capacity congregation at the Mu’en Seventh-day Adventist Church in Shanghai, China, on March 31. Wilson is leading a 10-day visit of church officials to the nation, which is home to over 400,000 Adventist believers. [photo: Owen J. Cox]

Wilson, denominational leaders visit Adventist believers in China

Project to offer driver safety training in wake of increasing traffic accidents

Cesario Acevedo, left, ADRA Dominican chairman, and Julio Horton, director of the Dominican Republic’s Technical Office of Ground Transportation, sign a training agreement at Adventist Church headquarters in Santo Domingo on March 13. The agreement launches a project to train thousands of public transportation drivers in an effort to mitigate the violence and traffic accidents that have escalated over the past three years. [photo: Rene Gomez/IAD]

ADRA, Dominican Republic transportation authorities sign training agreement

What the denomination could have with tithe faithfulness, roll accuracy; why Togo, Bolivia jumped in a ranking

This year’s Global Tithe Index indicates that accurate membership records strengthen local tithing rates, no matter the country or currency. The index is not an official publication of the Adventist Church, but it can help examine tithing rates when adjusting for economic factors specific to different nations. [iStock photo]

Is the Adventist Church not realizing $12 billion?

4 million copies of The Great Hope distributed in São Paulo

Adventist world church President Ted Wilson poses with a group of volunteers holding copies of The Great Hope, a sharing book based on church co-founder Ellen G. White's classic, The Great Controversy. Wilson led a March 24 distribution of 4 million copies of the book in São Paulo. [photos: Arumí Figueiredo]

Adventist Church president leads thousands in massive Brazilian outreach

Programming showcases diversity of church in North America

Youth from the Adventist Church’s North American Division march through the streets of Greensboro, North Carolina, United States, earlier this month at the Just Claim It Youth Prayer Congress. More than 2,500 young Adventists met for spiritual development and community service projects, March 7 to 11. [photo: David Turner]

Just Claim It prayer conference offers spiritual development, community service

In addition to clinical psychologists, social workers often provide front-line care

Thank you, Adventist Church for properly recognizing mental health issues

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