Journal intends to provide Adventist scholars with an incentive to produce historical scholarship. Journal also seeks to capture, commemorate, understand and celebrate Adventist past. Journal looking for authors and volunteers to submit articles and notes, serve on the journal advisory board, and serve as peer reviewers. 06 October 2021 | Did you know the Seventh-day […] Source: https://atoday.org/journal-of-adventist-archives-the-first-of-its-kind-launched/

ADRA providing aid to Haitians in Colombia, Honduras and Mexico. In Haiti, among church membership the Aug. 14 earthquake killed 16, injured 117 and damaged property of more than 3,000. Church leaders coordinating reconstruction for 22 extensively damaged churches and 4 Adventist schools destroyed by the earthquake in Haiti. 05 October 2021 | After a […] Source: https://atoday.org/after-earthquake-adra-and-church-help-haitians-near-far-wherever-they-are-almost/

Ransomware attack started on Oct. 2, 2021. School officials have not yet stated what date may have been compromised, or the requested ransom amount. Wifi and Internet access on campus, and Library services that require the Internet, are all unavailable until further notice. 04 October 2021 |  Washington Adventist University is experiencing an ongoing ransomware […] Source: https://atoday.org/ransomware-attack-targets-washington-adventist-university/

Patricia Marruffo was elected as one of the top administrative officials of SECC. The General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists vote in 2015 restricted ordination to men only, and typically, senior leadership positions require ordination credentials. The SECC territory has more than 70,000 members and contains two Adventist universities: Loma Linda University and La Sierra University. […] Source: https://atoday.org/patricia-marruffo-elected-as-executive-secretary-of-southeastern-california-conference/