Publication is outgrowth of 2010 Edinburgh World Missionary Conference

(From left) Cheryl Doss, director of the Adventist Church's Institute of World Mission, Adventist missiologist Ganoune Diop and New Testament scholar John McVay at the Edinburgh World Missionary Conference last year. Diop offers the Adventist perspective on Christian witness in a new book resulting from the conference. [photo: Gorden Doss]

Church missiologist brings Adventist perspective to new book on Christian mission

Vote seeks to support women as church leaders within framework of policy

Trans-European Division President Bertil Wiklander leads a presentation at regional church year-end meetings last week in Montenegro. Church leadership there voted to reaffirm existing guidelines for ordained and commissioned ministers serving in the region. [photos courtesy TED]

Trans-European Adventists reaffirm existing guidelines for ordained, commissioned ministers

Even Nehemiah needed to know the reality before rebuilding Jerusalem's walls

More denominational self-evaluation would make mission more effective

Wilson offers message of encouragement; an emphasis on church growth, development

Adventist world church President Ted N. C. Wilson meets with top leadership of the church's Northern Asia-Pacific Division. From left, Northern Asia-Pacific Division Secretary Akeri Suzuki, Japan Union Conference President Masumi Shimada, Wilson and Northern Asia-Pacific Division President Jairyong Lee. [photos: SukHee Han]

Japan visit highlights country's history, charts course for church there

Copies of classic Adventist book distributed ahead of 2012 push

An Adventist pastor hands a copy of The Great Hope to a convenience store employee in Brazil. Adventist leaders in South America distributed thousands of copies of the missionary sharing book on October 29. [photo: Neuber de Oliveira]

In South America, leaders offer preview of 'The Great Hope' distribution

Global campaign against domestic abuse gaining signatures for UN petition

A young Jamaican holds a sign against violence at a recent Enditnow march attended by hundreds of Adventists from across the Caribbean nation. Statistics indicate that 1 million such children enter the sex trade worldwide each year. [photos: Nigel Coke]

Jamaican Adventists march in support of Enditnow

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