American Northwest administrator promoted young talent

Max C. Torkelsen was a church administrator in the American Northwest before accepting a call to serve as a vice president of the Adventist world church in 1980. He died earlier this month at age 86. [photo courtesy NPUC]

Remembrance: Torkelsen, 86, was a world church vice president

News report suggested he was supportive of bill that could include imprisoning homosexuals

Blasius Ruguri, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's East-Central Africa Division, today clarified his position on proposed legislation in Uganda. Here, he addresses the denomination's Executive Committee last year. Church President Ted N. C. Wilson looks on. [ANN file photo]

Ruguri says he’s against proposed Ugandan legislation regarding gays, lesbians

An unlikely conference in Beijing is offering hope for religious recognition

The Institute of World Religions held a conference on "Religious Charities and Social Development" in Beijing last week, a welcome development according to many religious freedom proponents. [photo: John Graz]

Is the spring of religious charities coming to China?

Wilson’s appeal tells of God’s love for humanity

Instruments from around the world are featured in "God's Gifts," a music video highlighting music from each of the Adventist Church's international regions. The video appears in Adventist Church President Ted N. C. Wilson's Christmas message.

President’s Christmas message includes international musicians, native instruments

Gunman killed 26 people, himself at elementary school

Wilson offers message of condolence for Connecticut shooting victims, community

New properties to help fledgling outreach; building before the boom

Mongolia Mission Field staff with a recently acquired building. New church properties are positioning the denomination in Mongolia for more outreach opportunities.

In Mongolia, this year’s land acquisitions position church for growth

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