Adventist Review

In a rural village in the Alipurduar district of West Bengal, India, a slow-moving driver hosts a flurry of activity. On one end a woman sits on a rock, her feet dangling in the water. Beside her a colorful mound of clothing shrinks in size as she takes piece by piece, washes them in the …

“I can’t undo my past—but can I give my baby a better future?” The answer is yes. And it starts with small, steady, faithful choices made today.

From the earliest days of the Advent movement, immigrants played a vital role in carrying the message across languages, cultures, and continents.

What began as a simple effort to help children with their homework has grown into a thriving church community and an emerging model for mission across the Caribbean. The story of Onessa Hughes-Mitchell, 33, a records management research professional at the Caribbean Union Conference, captured the attention of delegates attending the recent Intercultural Mission Church …

Giving has become a complicated topic—but Scripture brings us back to something simple and powerful: Offering is about relationship, not transaction.