Church is co-leader in discussion, Diop say peace is ‘far more’ than war’s absence Posted January 30, 2017 By BETTINA KRAUSE, Public Affairs and Religious Liberty The Seventh-day Adventist Church is co-leading a discussion about peacemaking at the United Nations, with a church leader telling a major symposium that peace means far more than just […]

‘Heidi’s Health Kitchen’ generates income and witnessing opportunities Posted January 30, 2017 It’s famously said of New York City that “if you can make it there, you can make it anywhere.” Now, a pair of Seventh-day Adventist entrepreneurs are demonstrating just that — and it began with a desire to share their faith in Jesus […]

Restored tractors, snack invented in 1892, hayrides are all part of the fun Posted January 28, 2017 BY JANELL HULLQUIST, Editorial Manager, Marketing and University Relations, Southern Adventist University This week, vintage tractors, hayrides, and Cracker Jacks marked the beginning of Southern Adventist University’s official 125th anniversary celebration. While events will continue all year, January […]

Trade publication said CEO is one of 125 who top the field Posted January 28, 2017 By ADVENTIST REVIEW STAFF Scott Reiner, Chief Executive Officer of Adventist Health in Roseville, California, was cited by trade publication Becker’s Hospital Review as one of 135 nonprofit healthcare CEO “Leaders to Know” in its 2016 rankings. Reiner is […]

‘Food As Medicine’ wins national honor in global competition Posted January 27, 2017 An Adventist-published cookbook has been announced as the national winner of the “Best Health & Nutrition Book” in the Gourmand World Cookbook Awards. Food As Medicine: Cooking for Your Best Health by Sue Radd was released by Signs Publishing in October. It […]

The Bible lists not a single caveat nor even one exception clause Posted January 26, 2017 By Dwight K. Nelson I want to be both politically neutral and correct in making an assertion. In my lifetime (my dear mother named me after a general soon-to-become president named Eisenhower and a preacher named Moody) I do […]

Five-day ‘Quest for the Meaning of Life’ Series Held in Novi Sad Posted January 26, 2017 BY LÁSZLO GALLUSZ, tedNews Despite sub-zero temperatures and a flu epidemic running at its peak, church members in Novi Sad, Serbia were impressed that some 100 hundred visitors joined with 200 Adventist members for five public lectures focused on […]

Maranatha group spends Christmas time serving others Posted January 25, 2017 Seventh-day Adventists in a community 40 minutes north of Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic, now have a 100-seat church that attracts visitors and not the derision of neighbors. The Portadores de Luz Seventh-day Adventist Church in Villa Mella had a chapel pieced […]

1930 Cord L29 took the second highest charity bid of $300,000 in the car auction Posted January 25, 2017 BY BRIANA PASTORINO, Loma Linda University Health A superstar team of Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital representatives were present in Scottsdale, Arizona, the evening of January 21, when a 1930 Cord L29 was auctioned off for […]