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Members of the Seventh-day Adventist executive committee voted April 19 to move toward a more streamlined offering system worldwide, and they committed to providing more information about how offering funds are divided and used.

Ben Maxon, director of Stewardship for the Adventist Church.

Adventist Leaders Endorse Simplified Offering Proposal

Church leaders voted April 18 to endorse a youth evangelism conference to be held in Bangkok, Thailand, December 29, 2003 to January 3, 2004.

Church Votes for Youth Evangelism Conference in Bangkok

Sound financial policies mean the General Conference is moving forward in mission from a strong financial foundation, said world church treasurer Robert Rawson in his report to world leaders gathered for Spring Meeting at the church's headquarters in Silv

Church Has Strong Financial Foundation, Says Treasurer

Members of the church's executive committee, meeting at the world church headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland, approved the theme April 19, saying it reflects one of the central messages of Adventism.

Theme Chosen for 2005 World Church Session

Members of the Seventh-day Adventist executive committee have chosen Robert E. Lemon as treasurer of the world church.

Robert Lemon was voted world church treasurer at Spring Meeting. He replaces Robert Rawson who has announced his intention to retire.

Committee Chooses New World Church Treasurer

Seventh-day Adventists are committed to fostering a culture of peace and reconciliation in today's increasing violent world, according to an official Seventh-day Adventist Church statement endorsed by church leaders April 18.

Adventists Issue Statement on Peace

Seventh-day Adventist world leaders have called on the church in South Africa to complete the work of racial integration throughout all its administrative structures.

Church Calls for Unity in South Africa

The rapid growth of the Seventh-day Adventist Church around the world means there must be a more efficient method of filling top leadership positions, said members of the church's executive committee, meeting April 18 in Silver Spring, Maryland, United St

Committee Rejects Proposed Changes to Election Process

Church leaders have endorsed a new administrative structure for the church in Africa--a change prompted in part by extraordinary rates of church growth on the continent.

Africa: Growth Prompts Change in Administrative Structure

In a gathering of the church's executive committee, pastor Jan Paulsen, world church president, challenges church leaders and members to focus more deliberately on the three strategic values of the world church: Unity, Growth, and Quality of Life.

Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, addresses delegates at the 2002 Spring Meeting--a biannual gathering of the church's executive committee.

Unity, Growth, and Quality of Life Express "Genius of Adventism," Says World Church President

The Global Mission Operations Committee last week approved more than 1 million dollars to help fund 732 projects to start new Seventh-day Adventist congregations around the world.

1 Million Dollars Voted for New Churches

A statement on behalf of the Seventh-day Adventist Church to the United Nations Commission to Human Rights on April 9 deplored the "ever-increasing rise in religious intolerance, conflict and violence," and protested persecution of religious minorities.

Adventists Protest Religious Intolerance to United Nations

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