In sermon, Adventist Church president calls for combatting “Mars Hill” mentality


Pastor Ted N.C. Wilson, General Conference president, encouraged GYC participants to maintain and show Adventist standards. "Millions all over the world are aching for something different. They long for genuine, authentic Christianity," he said. [photo: Adam Jackson/GYC]

Thousands hear Wilson’s plea for evangelism at GYC Orlando event

Personal information not involved; authorities investigating

Cyber criminals target Adventist Church funds

Highlights of headquarters budget of $180 million; full budget upon request

In an interview, Adventist Church Undertreasurer Juan R. Prestol gave an overview of the 2014 General Conference World Budget. Above, he addresses the denomination’s Executive Committee in October. This is the fifth consecutive year ANN has made available the full budget for readers to review. [ANN file photo by Brandan Roberts]

2014 Adventist world budget: mission, administrative support, expanded auditing

Fast-growing denomination hits new milestone in 2013’s third quarter

An estimated 70,000 Seventh-day Adventists gather for the Sabbath morning service at the 2010 General Conference Session in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. The large congregation is representative of the rapidly growing worldwide Adventist family. [ANN file photo by Robert East]

Adventist Church membership passes 18 million member mark

Wilson addresses meetings in three locations; King calls it 'NY13 and beyond'

Adventist world church President Ted N. C. Wilson said God is moving in this world to bring people to a time of decision. He spoke at three events marking a year of evangelism in the New York metropolitan area. [photos by Mark A. Kellner]

As snow snarls traffic, Adventists mark year of New York City evangelism

Clothing retailer Abercrombie & Fitch shut Elauf out of a job

Adventists are supporting a Muslim woman in a workplace religious freedom case that pits the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission against retailer Abercrombie & Fitch. Above, a store in Columbia, Maryland.

Adventist Church sides with Muslim woman in workplace religious freedom case

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