SPRINGFIELD, USA — In a shocking turn of events during this week’s Sabbath School discussion, local Adventist Mark Jensen reportedly discovered that caring for the poor is not, in...
Ellen G. White started a health reform movement when doctors were still prescribing whiskey. Our founders built hospitals in the wilderness, launched schools on faith and borrowed lumber, and...
SILVER SPRING, Md. --- In a dramatic shift for the Adventist church, world leaders have decided to discontinue the practice of holding special offerings and communion on the last Saturday of...
Long before Blue Zones were trendy, we were warning about sugar, preaching whole foods, and publishing longevity data. If this message truly sharpens the...
When people leave Adventism, many describe something unexpected: relief.
Not bitterness. Not rebellion. Relief.
Relief from constant self-monitoring. Relief from the low-grade anxiety of never quite...
There’s a question that feels increasingly unavoidable in Adventism’s current moment—maybe even a perfectly acceptable one at this point in our history:
What do we...
Something quietly historic is happening in the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and most North American members are still catching up to it.
The numbers tell the...