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From ANN, October 29, 2017: What is the legacy of the Reformation for Europe in the 21st century? For Pastor Raafat Kamal, president of the Adventist denomination’s Trans-European Division (TED), it is a legacy that must not end. Together with mainly Lutheran theologians, church historians and other religious leaders, Kamal was invited to speak to […]
Read more at the source: Adventist Leader Addresses European Union Parliament
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by Paul Richardson, 27 October 2017 The second day of the North American Division’s Year-end Meetings has continued with ongoing excitement for the grand opening of the Division’s new headquarters.. The first NAD president, Charles E Bradford and his wife Ethal, were interviewed at the morning meeting
Read more at the source: North American Division Meetings: Day 2
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By Jim Hamstra, August 27, 2017: In July I attended the 8-day “Affirming Creation” conference sponsored by the Seventh-day Adventist denomination’s Faith and Science Committee and the North American Division Office of Education. The conference included about 50 presentations by 25 different presenters, in St. George, Utah, as well as on the buses to and […]
Read more at the source: An Overview and Analysis of the Affirming Creation Conference
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August 28, 2017: For the first time in the history of the Adventist denomination, the church’s North American Division will have its own separate headquarters. The new location in Columbia, Maryland is located 12.5 miles northeast of the General Conference headquarters in Silver Spring.
Read more at the source: North American Division Moves to New Headquarters
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**To share this story: Left: Daniel R. Jackson, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America, stands in his almost completed office. Center and right: Jackson and Dan Weber, NAD communication director, talk about the new NAD headquarters in the buildings soon-to-be-finished atrium. Photos by Pieter Damsteegt The Advent movement began in the United States after the Great Disappointment in 1844, with the Seventh-day Adventist Church becoming an official denomination in 1863. In 1979 Charles E
Read more at the source: Moving Forward with Mission: A Conversation with the NAD President
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