Federal Court overrules lower court decision that clergy tax-exempt housing allowance is unconstitutional

Adventist Church leaders said they were pleased with a decision today from a U.S. federal court that upholds the so-called parsonage allowance for clergy. Above, the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago, Illinois, United States, last April. [photo copyright for ANN by Andrew Nelles]

In the U.S., ‘parsonage allowance’ upheld against challenge by atheist group

PM Christie asks Church to build wellness center

Prime Minister of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas Perry G. Christie addresses delegates at the Church’s quadrennial business meetings of the South Bahamas Conference at the Hillview Seventh-day Adventist Church in Nassau, the Bahamas, on November 2. [photo courtesy ATCU] 

Bahamas Prime Minister commends Adventist Church for health commitment

Church-state litigator was first of his kind in Adventist Church

Lee Boothby, right, shaking hands with an unidentified man in 1967 at his alma mater Andrews University, where he served as a member of the board of trustees. [photo courtesy Center for Adventist Research Image Database]

Remembrance: Boothby, 81, was a bulldog lawyer who defended Sabbath

Baptism—An Enduring Symbol

Third annual event asks youth to skip a sermon to ‘be the sermon’

Youth Ministries Director Gilbert Cangy said he is asking local youth leaders to reserve March 21 on their calendar to join the Global Youth Day community service initiative. Above, Cangy addresses the denomination’s Executive Committee last month. [ANN file photo]


Adventist youth leaders asking local leaders to reserve March 21 as Global Youth Day

Man had asked for Sabbaths off after returning to church of his childhood

New Zealander awarded $31,000 for Sabbath dismissal

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