Wireless computer networks, electronic voting systems, barcode scanners and 300 "official" cell phones all form an integral part of the running of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's 58th business meetings in St. Louis, Missouri this week.
In a historic vote, delegates to the 58th General Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church elected veteran educator Dr. Ella Simmons as a general vice president of the church. This is the first time a woman has been elected to this position.
Delegates to the 58th General Conference of the Seventh-day Adventist Church voted July 3 to approve a resolution acknowledging the writings of Ellen G. White, a pioneering founder of the church, as something that has "richly blessed" the movement and tha
Nearly 30 years ago I was the deputy head teacher of a school in England. Beyond the main school building were a number of remote classrooms, including the music room....
In a historic vote today Seventh-day Adventists elected a woman as general vice president of the world church. Dr. Ella Louise Smith Simmons, is the first woman to fill this position. Until recently she served as provost/vice president at La Sierra Univer
The General Conference Session has a general tone of celebration....