Adventist Today Reporters at Annual Meeting of GC Executive Committee

Adventist Today is providing short news bulletins on Twitter and Facebook throughout the several days of the annual meeting of the Adventist denomination’s governing body; the General Conference executive committee.

This picture shows our reporters on site posting news as it happens. Dr. Loren Seibold is executive editor of Adventist Today and serves the Adventist denomination as the pastor of a three-church district in Ohio. Pastor Carmen Seibold is a hospice chaplain in Columbus, Ohio, and a volunteer journalist with Adventist Today.

Comments: 3

milton.hook
13 October 2015 at 8:56 pm

Thankyou for providing a photo of those who will no doubt become household names for all readers. Blessings on your work for God.
Rajee Mathew
21 October 2015 at 2:21 am

We do not accept the voting for southern asia division as both the President and Treasurer elect have been rejected by the supremacy of Elder Ted Wilson. One of the church member has moved the Indian Court and we support. In India, SDA church is a “Company” and Company Act shall be obliged by conducting annual meetings/election in India. Whatever has come out of the Annual meeting related to Southern Asia Division is null and void and adventists in India shall not accept anyone selected by GC.
John Pylade Toussaint
28 October 2015 at 5:18 pm

Hello ! My name is John . I live in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. I want to have news about several subject of SDA church. God bless you !

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