"All of us need to show respect to each other,” Wilson says

Jim Gilley, president of 3ABN (second from left), shares the need for church unity and Christian love amidst global conversations in the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The panel included (from left) Brad Thorpe, president of Adventist-owned Hope Chanel; Adventist world church President Ted Wilson; Mark Finley, evangelist and assistant to Wilson; and Danny Shelton of 3ABN. [photo: Mark Bond]

Adventist Church president appeals for unity in television interview

The following document addresses issues raised regarding the unity of the church, the authority of the General Conference, and its relationship to other levels and entities of the world church in connection with the current discussion on ordination to the

Questions & Answers Regarding Current Issues of Unity Facing the Church

Responding to Columbia Union Conference action, unity is stressed

Church leaders issue ‘An Appeal for Oneness in Christ’

Country director Kern’s perspective on mission, working for ADRA

ADRA Rwanda country director Jefferson Kern, center, tours a refugee camp established by the Rwandan government. Nearly 100 percent of a recent wave of refugees fleeing the Democratic Republic of Congo is Adventist.

Church Chat: ADRA Rwanda’s latest opportunity is its own church member refugees

'Invest today' in 'church of tomorrow,' Children's Ministries director says

Adventist world church Children’s Ministries Director Linda Koh, left, prays with fellow leaders at the Children’s Ministries Leadership Convention in High Springs, Florida last month. Hundreds of leaders and teachers from across Inter-America recommitted to discipling children at the event, a first for the region. [photo: Libna Stevens]

In Inter-America, church leaders and teachers recommit to discipling children

Daly serves press corps this week, athletes next; the occasional autograph

Trading pins is a common hobby here at the Summer Olympics in London. Many people stop Adventist Chaplain Richard Daly to comment on the extensive collection he wears on his lanyard, which holds his Olympic Park entry credentials. [photos by Ansel Oliver]

For Adventist chaplain at London Olympics, pins are tools of the trade

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