By John McLarty, November 16, 2017: A leading Adventist creationist, the biologist Leonard Brand, argues that nearly all animal tracks in the Coconino Sandstone go up hill. In public lectures, he and fellow scientist, Art Chadwick, extrapolate from this “fact” to claims that both the Coconino Sandstone and the Navajo Sandstone were formed originally as […]
By Tysan, November 14, 2017: Kenya is one of the largest and most prosperous nations in Africa. It has a large Adventist population and it is embroiled in a major election crisis in which three of the key officials are Adventists. A reporter was sent to Nairobi last month by Adventist Today to cover this […]
By Dr. Keisha McKenzie, November 14, 2017: Some Seventh-day Adventists are doctors or clinicians and live in regions where church members have robust, public conversations about the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS). Those Adventists might not have many questions about the church’s relationship with people living with HIV or AIDS. But […]
by Stephen Ferguson, November 12, 2017: I have a particular fascination for what many would consider the fringes of religion. I especially love religious documentaries, such as Louis Theroux’s Weird Weekends, which has examined televangelists,[1] UFO-ologists,[2] Black Hebrew Israelites,[3] Indian gurus,[4] Jewish ultra-Zionists,[5] the Church of Scientology,[6] and the Westboro Baptist Church (considered the most […]
For six years Debbonnaire Kovacs has served as Feature Editor and editor of the Poetry and the Arts section of Adventist Today. She wrote a human interest story each week, usually a devotional piece as well and looked for news about Adventists in the arts, as well as interacted with Adventist poets, musicians, writers, photographers […]
E. Doug Venn, Director of Urban Missions in the Global Missions Department of the General Conference is interviewed by Adventist Today Executive Editor, Loren Seibold about new initiatives in urban missions. To comment, click here.
By Monte Sahlin, October 31, 2017: Today is 500 years since Martin Luther, a university theology professor, started the Protestant Reformation by nailing 95 debate questions to the church door in Wittenberg, Germany. The Christian faith has never been the same. It was then a monolithic religion ruled over by a pope in Rome in […]
By Tysan, October 30, 2017: Warning that Kenya is in “grave danger,” opposition leader Raila Odinga said in an interview with The Associated Press that the second round presidential election ordered by the Supreme Court ended up being a sham and that a third attempt should be held within 90 days. The Supreme Court, led […]
From ANN, October 29, 2017: What is the legacy of the Reformation for Europe in the 21st century? For Pastor Raafat Kamal, president of the Adventist denomination’s Trans-European Division (TED), it is a legacy that must not end. Together with mainly Lutheran theologians, church historians and other religious leaders, Kamal was invited to speak to […]
October 26, 2017: The Adventist denomination’s North American Division (NAD) officially opened its new office in Columbia, Maryland, this morning. Several hundred people gathered in the parking lot to observe the ribbon-cutting ceremony. John Wilkinson, the Secretary of State for the State of Maryland presented a state flag and the Pathfinder Drum Crops from the […]
By Tysan, October 25, 2017: A second attempt at electing a president in Kenya is scheduled for tomorrow (October 26) after the nation’s Supreme Court invalidated the original balloting on August 8. As Adventist Today has previously reported, three of the key players in this national crisis are Adventists; the chief executive of the elections […]
Adventist Today’s Executive Editor, Loren Seibold interviews Dr. Richard Elofer, the Director of the World Jewish Adventist Friendship Center. You can discover more about Dr. Elofer’s ministry at https://wjafc.globalmissioncenters.org/ To comment, click here.
