Tag: Trans-European Division

Representatives from Australia and New Zealand attended and presented at the Unity 2017 conference in London.

A team of pastors from the New Zealand Pacific Union Conference (NZPUC) visited with Trans-European Division (TED) staff in London on April 11 with the aim of gaining an insight into how mission can be achieved within secularised and diverse cultures.

Seventh-day Adventist leaders appealed to local church members to assist those affected by a truck attack that killed at least 84 people and injured many others, including seven Adventist believers, in the French city of Nice.

European leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church stood in a minute of silence and solidarity with the people of France following the November 13 nighttime attacks that killed at least 129 people in Paris.

The Executive Committee of the Norwegian Union voted on Sunday to discontinue the practice of ordaining pastors.

Moving to streamline the church’s work at a time of rapid growth, delegates opened the General Conference session on Thursday by officially approving the addition of an unprecedented 35 new union conferences to the Adventist world church.

The Newbold College of Higher Education Board of Governors voted on February 10 to regenerate the College over the next 18 months.

Before we dive too far into 2014, we thought we’d take a look back at some of the biggest stories of the past year.

The Trans-European Division (TED) has become the latest Seventh-day Adventist Church division to express a recommendation for the ordination of women.

How do you condense 700 pages of research into a one hour lecture? On Tuesday, Dr Bertil Wiklander, president of the Trans-European Division, made a valiant attempt as he shared the results of his two-year search for the biblical roots of ordination.