A baptism in a border community between Papua New Guinea and Indonesia has marked a milestone, with a young couple becoming the first Adventists in their village.
Category: Faith
In the South Pacific, understanding the Melanesian worldview is key, researcher says.
For nearly three decades, generations of young people arriving at the Greater Sydney Conference summer camps have been greeted by the man they know simply as “Uncle Danny”.
Here is our chat with Dr Eddie Tupa’i, president of the Church for the New Zealand Pacific Union Conference.
The Hebrew noun תַּרְדֵּמָה (tardēmāh) describes a “deep sleep” that God brings upon someone to advance His purposes.
Last week, I had the privilege of visiting Buala in the Central Isabel District, and it was truly a blessed and unforgettable experience.
In an increasingly anxious world, hope is one of the greatest gifts our church can offer.
As convenient as it would be to claim that we originated from the “primeval atom” of early Adventists’ sincere study of Scripture, you’ll discover the reasons we believe what we believe are far more complicated.
Throughout the Bible, God repeatedly provides for His people in moments of need, often in unexpected and miraculous ways.
Every morning at 5am, in some corner of the world, a devotional from Des Yaninen arrives in somebody’s inbox.
