Education, AWR, ARM report; Great Controversy excerpt read

Adventist Church Education Director Lisa M. Beardsley addresses Spring Meeting delegates at McKee Auditorium at Oakwood University in Huntsville, Alabama, United States, on April 11. Several Adventist medical schools will open within the next few years, she said. [photos: Ansel Oliver]

Spring Meeting closes with half-day session of reports, plans

Church's Institute of World Mission expected to move to headquarters

First Mission Board meeting reviews plans to centralize Adventist mission operations

The competing pull of national loyalty, personal conviction and faithfulness to God

Barry Bussey, an attorney, is editor of the book "Should I Fight?" (Guardian Books, 2011), a collection of essays on Adventism and conscientious objection.

Opinion: The issue of conscientious objection has become more complex

Pacific Press, Review and Herald focus of study; denomination's world HQ buys property from R&H

New committee continues review of Adventist publishing work in North America

Rare attack leaves Brazilian community reeling; church's response an encouragement

An Adventist pastor delivers a street-side message just outside a Rio de Janeiro school where an April 7 shooting left 12 students dead. The message was part of an outreach effort in which church members donated blood to recovering victims and distributed encouraging books to neighbors. [photo: Eduardo Teixeira]

Adventists share hope, donate blood in wake of school shooting

Discussion begins, to be continued in October; 2010 tithe tops $2 billion

Adventist world church Treasurer Robert E. Lemon reports that tithe topped $2 billion for the first time in 2010. The announcement came during his report at the denomination's Spring Meeting at Oakwood University in Huntsville, Alabama, United States. [photos: Ansel Oliver]

Adventist leaders stress follow-up in unresolved audit findings, transparency in administration

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