In Baltimore, church president urges Adventist youth to faithfulness

Ted N.C. Wilson, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, urges an audience of 7,000 at the Generation of Youth for Christ convention in Baltimore, Maryland, to live lives of faithful Christian service. He spoke at Sabbath worship on January 1, 2011. [photo: Mark A. Kellner/Adventist Review]

'No Turning Back' is Wilson's New Year's appeal at GYC event

Great-grandmother "Glady-ator" is oldest woman to complete 26.2-mile race

Church member Gladys Burrill, 92, set a world record on December 12 as the oldest woman to finish a marathon. Locally known as "the Glady-ator," she power-walked her way through the Honolulu Marathon in Hawaii, United States, in 9 hours, 53 minutes and 16 seconds. [photo courtesy Honolulu Marathon]

Adventist Burrill, 92, likely sets marathon record

Roman, early Christian history reveal roots of December 25 celebration

Is Christmas pagan, Christian or just convenient?

Adventist leaders in West-Central Africa granted offering time slot for urgent need

This quarter's 13th Sabbath Offering will help rebuild dozens of packed Seventh-day Adventist Churches, such as Temple Number 1 -- a metal frame with tarp on its roof. [IAD file photo by Libna Stevens]

World offering to fund Haiti's Adventist churches, schools restoration

Father of current church president led denomination from 1979-1990

Neal C. Wilson served as president of the Adventist Church, overseeing the creation of the church's Fundamental Beliefs, as well as the relocation of its world headquarters. He also helped to further mission in the former Soviet Union by obtaining permission to establish a seminary near Moscow two years before the fall of communism in 1989. [photo courtesy GC Archives]

Neal C. Wilson, former Adventist Church president, dies at 90

Succeeds Boonstra, who is stepping aside for health reasons

Bradshaw is new 'It Is Written' speaker/director

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