15 February 2018 | After 32 gatherings in Australia, Denmark, England, Finland, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, and the United States, the pastors and university chaplains who began The One Project gatherings and resources that raised the supremacy of Jesus in the Adventist denomination, announced that the February 11-12 event earlier this week, was the last […]
by Ervin Taylor | 5 February 2018 | In Episode 2, we left off our conversation with OV (Our Visitor, from a far far away planet) at the point where we were talking about the first known source of information about Jesus. It was contained in a letter from Paul of Tarsus to Jesus believers […]
By Tysan | 2 February 2018 | Despite attempts by police to divert buses from all over the country, a massive crowd was present on Tuesday (January 30) in historic Uhuru Park in downtown Nairobi when opposition candidate Raila Odinga swore himself in as “the people’s president.” Odinga lost the election in November that installed […]
by Larry Downing | 29 January 2018 | A disclaimer: I am not employed by Adventist Review, nor am I seeking a position with the venerable organization. Adventist Review (AR) articles, for the most part, have not grabbed my attention. The authors advocated or defended beliefs and practices that were not part of my world. […]
25 January 2018 | Pastor Robert L. Dale passed away on Sunday (January 21). He served as assistant to Dr. Charles Bradford, the first president of the Adventist denomination’s North American Division (NAD), during its formative years in the early 1980s, and then as secretary and later vice president of the NAD until he returned […]
18 January 2018 | A television drama series entitled simply “Waco” will premiere Wednesday evening, January 24, on the Paramount Channel (called Spike in Europe and elsewhere) about the 51-day siege that resulted in many deaths of Branch Davidian cult members. A young man who had been a member of the Seventh-day Adventist church assumed […]
From ANN | 16 January 2018 | “Seventh-day Adventists are not fundamentalists,” said Dr. Nicholas Miller, church history professor at Andrews University, during the opening session of the annual meeting Association of Seventh-day Adventist Historians last week. Dozens of scholars from Adventist and other Christian colleges and universities spent two days sharing papers on the […]
By Stephen Ferguson | 15 January 2018 | I was recently surprised and delighted to see a review in Adventist Today by Bill Garber of my book, Seventh-day Adventists, I don’t know about. I just don’t know.[i] The review was totally unexpected and certainly not solicited by me. I was particularly pleased to read […]
12 January 2018 | The January issue of the newsletter published by the Adventist denomination’s Michigan Conference includes an editorial by Pastor Jay Gallimore, Michigan conference president, in which he expresses concern about “websites and internet magazines [and] their gossip blogs.” Gallimore writes that these unidentified media have “mercilessly slandered” the leaders of the denomination’s […]
By Monte Sahlin | 12 January 2018 | It is out there. You have heard it. The President of the United States is quoted as using very vulgar language to describe certain immigrants and express a preference for white Europeans instead. It is embarrassing enough that he has also denied it, at least in part. […]
From News Release | 12 January 2018 | The Adventist student group on the New Paltz campus of the State University of New York (SUNY) will sponsor a conference on Evolution/Creation on May 5, 2018. New Paltz is a northern suburb of New York City across the Hudson River from Poughkeepsie. The Adventist campus ministry […]
By Mark McCleary | 11 January 2018 | God created mankind with intelligence and the ability to think and comprehend. Ellen White counsels us to guard well the avenues of the soul. If the brain is the hardware and processor for our neurological system, the mind is its software that permeates our entire being. […]
