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Film is an under-utilized form of evangelism according to Stacia Dulan, and film-makers are unrecognized "ministers with cameras."

Rick Swartzwelder, producer/director of the feature film, “Unto the Least of These,” which has been shown at scores of film festivals internationally, and currently featured as in-air audio on Frontier Airlines, hosted the film showcase at the SONscreen Film Festival in St. Louis July 6, 7, 2005. [photo by Jere Wallack]

SONscreen Provides Artistic Opportunity, Touches Lives

In a report that heralded exponential growth with more than 900,000 baptisms in the past five years, the Inter-America region of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's president, Pastor Israel Leito, predicts "certainly there will be more than three million w

World Church: Largest Adventist Region Predicts 3 Million Plus Members by 2010

Even though Seventh-day Adventists in Southern Asia Pacific are a minority and live in many countries dominated by Muslim and Hindu religions they refuse to be stopped.

The Adventist Church in the Southern Asia Pacific is On the Go

America's Center in St Louis paused for prayer this morning as Adventists reflected on the bombings in London.

Upper View: It Takes Two to Tango

Answering the concerns of some who wanted clearer language in the new belief statement, delegates to the 58th General Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church today approved two revisions to "Growing in Christ," the fundamental belief statem

World Session: Church Approves Revised New Belief Statement

In a decision July 7 at the Adventist world church business session, delegates voted to uphold the "no limit" for a world church presidency term.

No Change to Present Policy on President's Term

British delegates at the 58th business session of the Seventh-day Adventist church in St Louis have this morning been speaking with the local media about their shock and concern for relatives following today's London bombings.

TV-11 reporter interviews Alan Hodges, British Union Ministerial Association director in the wake of the London bombings. Alan Hodges son traveled the route where one of the bombings took place a few minutes before the bomb's blast. [photo by Volker Henning]

British Adventists React to London Bombings

You wouldn't know it by walking into meetings of the Adventist world church's business meetings, but at least 60 percent of the church is comprised of young people. Here at these delegations, you have to look very hard to find them.

Let's Talk, Newly Re-elected World Church President Converses With Young Delegates

We've all gone mad. Well, at least it feels that way here in the somewhat small confinements of the pressroom at the Adventist Church's General Conference Session.

Barely awake at 8:30 a.m. for the early morning press breifing. [Photo: Adam Bujak]

Behind the Scenes of the Session Pressroom

You really don't have to try hard to find color here. Blue, purple, neon pink and bright yellows don't even begin to tell of the rainbows.

A Church of Color

Delegates to the 58th General Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church today expressed their "shock and horror at the mindless acts of terror, brutality and extremism seen in London today," according to a statement read to delegates by Pasto

Cecil Perry (right) president of the British Union Conference, prays for those affected by the London bombings. [photo by Gerry Chudleigh]

World Church: Adventists Condemn London Acts of Terror, Pray for Victims

As Christians, our primary identifier should not be race, ethnicity, nationality or gender, said Dr. Leslie N. Leslie Pollard.

World Church: Responsiveness to Diversity Theme of Session Presentation

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