Society of Adventist Communicators also recognizes GC Session newsroom

Roy Adams, recently retired associate editor of the Adventist Review, accepts the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Society of Adventist Communicators awards banquet October 16 in Rochester, New York. Adams was among communicators recognized last week for their contributions in shaping the church's message. [photo: Gerry Chudleigh]

Adventist Review associate editor Adams among SAC award recipients

Many denominations seek credit, but is that why clergy serve?

The capsule used to rescue the stranded miners was displayed in front of the Chilean Presidential Palace in Santiago on October 20. [photo: Emilio Espinoza]

None of the Chilean miners are Adventist -- let's be OK with that

Trim tapped for Archives, Caesar appointed Adventist Review/World associate editor; Costa, Hucks now Ministerial associates

Rudi Maier will serve as president of ADRA. He has consulted for NGOs in many countries and currently serves as a professor of international development at Andrews University. [photo courtesy Andrews University]

In personnel shifts, Maier to lead ADRA, Morris selected as Ministry editor

Move to help funding, planning keep pace with need for outreach

Adventist world church Undersecretary Homer Trecartin introduces a shift in the church's mission organization. The proposal, approved by Annual Council delegates October 12, calls for a Mission Board to coordinate strategy and funding for global outreach. [photo: Ansel Oliver]

New Mission Board will streamline missionary processing, Adventist officials say

Former union mission now two administrative structures; move will provide needed 'supervision, leadership' in country

Two union missions in Angola instead of one will help Adventist Church officials better address the country's infrastructure needs, the church's Executive Committee decided October 12. [graphic: Megan Brauner]

In Angola, new church structure to address post-war challenges

Move, merge subject to Andrews board approval

Griggs University could move its operations from the denomination's headquarters in Maryland to Andrews University in Michigan, a move that would strengthen both institutions, church leaders say. Above, a church headquarters employee walks past the Griggs office on Monday. [photos: Ansel Oliver]

Griggs could move to Andrews following oversight transfer

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