Christians are not free from discrimination and they should be prepared to withstand it, said Richard O'Dair, an employment and discrimination law specialist, at a recent meeting of Christian law and business professionals. O'Dair made up a breakfast pane
What do young people in the Seventh-day Adventist church need to grow and maintain a close relationship with Christ? Adventists in Europe are hoping to find the answer through an extensive study that will mine the thoughts of young Adventists living in Eu
"God can shock you with results," said Savie Maphosa, a Seventh-day Adventist who felt compelled to start handing out cards to her work colleagues entitling them to free enrollment in a Bible study correspondence course offered by the Voice of Prophecy (V
When someone mentions "Habitat for Humanity," the not-for-profit global home-building movement, you might imagine a flurry of hammers and nails. Suitcases filled with syringes and stethoscopes are likely far from your mind.
The president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Britain and Ireland, Pastor Don McFarlane, has called on David Cameron, leader of the nation's Conservative Party, to help ensure greater freedom for Christians to express themselves publicly and speak
Issues confronting Seventh-day Adventist lawyers in Africa and around the globe will headline a first-ever conference for church members who practice law to be held in Cape Town, South Africa on Feb. 26, 2007. The one-day session will precede the Sixth In