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Document to go to 2014 Annual Council, 2015 General Conference Session

Members of the Adventist Church’s Theology of Ordination Study Committee voted today to approve a consensus statement on the Adventist theology of ordination. The committee is navigating challenging issues surrounding the Christian tradition.  [photo: Ansel Oliver]

Study committee votes consensus statement on ‘Theology of Ordination”

Making Sense of the Millennium

Three Things You Should Know About Death

Dead Men Can't Save You

What to expect when Jesus returns

How long, Lord?

Graz: more public affairs, media relations needed in all countries

In prison, Pastor António Monteiro, left, participates in a feet-washing ceremony, which is a tradition of the Lord's Supper and one of the sacraments of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He has been detained in prison in Lomé, Togo, for nearly 500 days without a trial.

FOURTH IN A SERIES: In prison, Monteiro wants peace for church, Togo government

Behind the scenes, lawyers went to work, diplomacy intensified

Pastor António Monteiro is being detained in this prison in Lomé, Togo. In nearly 500 days, he has not had a trial, nor has any evidence been brought against him.

THIRD IN A SERIES: After the arrest, the case for Monteiro’s release

Simliya, documented as ‘psychopathic,’ said police forced him to give names under duress

Pastor António Monteiro, shown here during a church service in 2009, is in prison in Lomé, Togo. After nearly 500 days, he has still not had a trial. There is no evidence against him. [photo courtesy Monteiro family]

SECOND IN A SERIES: Monteiro’s accuser sought to recant testimony

A chronological history of the Togo case based on emerging details

Pastor António Monteiro has remained in prison for nearly 500 days without a trial. He is being held at the Lomé Civil Prison in Togo. [photos courtesy Monteiro family]

FIRST IN A SERIES: Monteiro says judge told him he was innocent

Wilson, Carson affirm youth for spirituality, development

Moeketsi Toka, a resident of Pretoria, South Africa, watches a Sabbath worship service at Lucas Masterpieces Moripe Stadium on Saturday, July 13. The large-scale service was held on the final day of Impact South Africa, the Adventist Church's world youth congress. [photo: Ansel Oliver]

World youth conference closes with worship in stadium, evening celebration

Recognizing Heavenly Realities

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