With 206 nations participating in the Tokyo Olympics, it will definitely be one of the most watched events in the entire world. Millions of viewers will be watching the Olympics cheering for their national team to win. Nathalee Aranda is an Adventist athlete from Panama who will compete on Saturday night, July 31, 2021, during […]
Who is Responsible?
By Robert Richardson My wife and I came from Presbyterian roots, until we were introduced to the Seventh-day Adventist message in 1966. After six months of Bible studies, we were both baptized at the Helm Avenue SDA Church in Clovis California in 1967. I was 36 years old and my wife was 26. For the […]
Oklahoma’s Oldest Continuously-Published Newspaper Calls Liberty Magazine Anti-American, Pro-One World Order and in Lockstep with Democratic Party Leaders
The rocks are crying out. It is not just concerned Seventh-day Adventists who can see how the mighty have fallen within the church. Others are seeing it too. Others are writing about it as well. This should be a wake-up call for our people, and it is a sad and shameful day when secular newspapers […]
Florida Meetings
We want to invite you to join us in Orlando and Fort Lauderdale for a day of revival and spiritual renewal. There will be a lot of free tracts and literature available. Orlando Meeting Date August 7, 2021 Who Andy Roman & David Jimenez Times 9:30 a.m. David Jimenez 11:00 a.m. Andy Roman Location 6220 […]
The Jesuit Philosophies of Inculturation and Building Bridges have made their way into Adventism
On July 15, 2021, Arturo Sosa, Superior General of the Jesuit Order, gave a rare interview about the work, mission and identity of Jesuits. The interview was conducted by “Alfa and Omega,” a Catholic publication connected to the Archdiocese of Madrid, Spain. The Jesuit General was asked specifically about “inculturation and building bridges with other […]
We Have Lost the Vision: ADRA Opens New Soccer Camps in Brazil
“The once earnest Christian who enters into these sports is on the down-grade. He has left the region pervaded by the vital atmosphere of heaven, and has plunged into an atmosphere of mist and fog. It may be some humble believer is induced to join the these sports. But if he maintains his connection with […]
Adventists do not Denounce the Civil Rights Abuses of the Cuban Communist Dictatorship, but Instead say they have “Enjoyed Good Relations” with Them
I do not understand the silence of the church when hundreds of people are being arrested, beaten and shot for simply participating in peaceful protests in the nation of Cuba. Is it so difficult to give a few words of encouragement to the people suffering under the heavy yoke of a communist regimen? Why is […]
Why I Attended the 1993 Parliament of World Religions in Chicago, Illinois
A note from the editor: This is a story that is 30 years in the making. This is the first time that we are aware that a faithful, historic Seventh-day Adventist believer attended an international ecumenical event, filmed part of it and reports first-hand what he saw. This report should serve as a warning to […]
Ganoune Diop Contributes to a New Book on the Importance of the UN with a Catholic Priest who Graduated from the Pontifical Gregorian Jesuit University in Rome
Ganoune Diop, Director of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty at the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, is now helping to write books with Catholic priests from the Pontifical Gregorian Jesuit University. The new book was published in 2021 and is called Religious Soft Diplomacy and the United Nations. It is available on Amazon and promotes […]
Interview with Saved to Serve Ministry on the Ecumenical Charter Celebrated by Adventists and Catholics
On July 6, 2021, Pastor Andrew Henriques of Saved to Serve Ministry did a full interview with us about the Ecumenical Charter, Eucharistic Unity and the work to end the divide between Seventh-day Adventists and Roman Catholics.
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