Stories & Commentaries

On Nov. 4, 2016, an unprecedented outreach opportunity was presented to the Adventist Church with the release of “Hacksaw Ridge,” the movie about Desmond Doss.

Long-time admirers and first-time readers of Ellen G. White’s Steps to Christ will get an innovative look at a hallmark of Adventist literature in an elegant new makeover, according to Andrews University Press.

In recognition of Black History Month in the United States, here are links to articles on African-American Adventists who have impacted their country and their world.

Aaron Atkison and his mom were baptized at the Clinton, Arkansas, Seventh-day Adventist Church on Feb. 11, 2017.

The North American Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church believes that all people, no matter their sex, race, or gender identity or orientation are called into a lasting relationship with Jesus Christ.

More than 7,700 Columbia Union Conference members recently attended Caravan of Training meetings at 24 sites across the union.

General and leadership sessions from the 2017 NAD Adventist ministries convention.

January 25-28, 2017, marks the 22nd anniversary of Southwestern Adventist University’s Hoops Classic. This year, 48 teams from all acroos the United States converged on the Southwestern campus for a weekend of basketball, friends, and spiritual activities. Several local Christian schools also participated.

Carl Cosaert, a Walla Walla University professor of biblical studies, was named president of the Adventist Theological Society (ATS) in November 2016, following a two-year term as president-elect.

On Feb. 6, 2017, the Burman University board of trustees voted Loren Agrey to serve as the institution’s 25th president.