by Amireh al-haddadIt does not take a historian to explain why America has experienced such a long and unprecedented history of religious freedom... read more →
by Madison Reinschmidt Melanie Ramirez poses with the first baby girl she helped deliver. The clinical team approached the soon-to-be mother for about the 32nd time during 16 hours of... read more →
At the outset of this New Year, in the context of myriad resolutions and positive intentions, I must seize the opportunity to affirm and appreciate the extraordinary missional efforts put... read more →
by washington johnson II, D.Min. R. Steven Norman III (kneeling) prepares epoxy to affix the clergy medallion to the grave marker of Edward Earl Cleveland, while Washington Johnson II, D.Min.,... read more →
by ralph ringer and tina munson Georgia-Cumberland Conference pastors attend the first Jewish Adventist... read more →
by RAPLH RINGER AND DAVID GARDNER A program never offered before by any Seventh-day Adventist college or university — a master of arts in Jewish-Christian studies — begins in May... read more →
Throughout the course of time, men and women have enjoyed the beauty of living and treasuring the sacred Word of God. The comfort of the Scriptures has brought peace, wisdom,... read more →
by kimberly luste maran and irisene douce Courtney Herod (second from left),... read more →
by R. Steven Norman III Leslie Louis, president of the Carolina Conference, baptizes one individual who joined the Church at the conclusion of his evangelistic... read more →
Gary Rustad
President of the Georgia-Cumberland Conference When you know Christ and know that you know Him, and when you know as much of the message as you know, you are... read more →