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Adventist Church in the Euro-Asia Division Welcomes Distinguished Guests
September 30, 2021

Adventist Church in the Euro-Asia Division Welcomes Distinguished Guests

The 90th meeting of the Advisory Council of the Heads of Protestant Churches of Russia (KSGPCR) took place on September 16th in the Euro-Asian Division (EAD). The Advisory Council is a platform for dialogue between the leaders of protestant Russian churches. Meetings of the KSGPCR are held four t...

Marvin Moore, Editor of Signs of the Times, Passes to His Rest
September 29, 2021

Marvin Moore, Editor of Signs of the Times, Passes to His Rest

Marvin Leroy Moore, former editor of Signs of the Times, died on the morning of September 27, at his home in Caldwell, Idaho, with his wife, Lois, by his side. He was 84. Marvin Moore was born, March 14, 1937, to Fred and Blanche Moore, who were missionaries in Lima, Peru. His sister, Evelyn, was...

The Earth Is Shaking
September 29, 2021

The Earth Is Shaking

We just experienced an earthquake at our house, as many did across Victoria. It was strong and unexpected—the strongest we’ve ever felt here. Over the past few years, it feels like we have been shaken to the core… by a pandemic that has impacted the whole world. We have learned we can’t trust thi...

Adventist Church in Puerto Rico Showcases First Major Evangelistic Film
September 29, 2021

Adventist Church in Puerto Rico Showcases First Major Evangelistic Film

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Puerto Rico recently showed its first major evangelistic film at four of the largest drive-in theaters across the island. The film, titled “ Spin ”, is about a teenage girl who has problems at home, joins a table tennis club, learns to play the sport, meets som...

Vietnam Veterans Honored in Farmington, New Mexico, at The Wall That Heals
September 29, 2021

Vietnam Veterans Honored in Farmington, New Mexico, at The Wall That Heals

The 150-member Piñon Hills Seventh-day Adventist Church in Farmington, New Mexico, was front and center in the local community and surrounding area on September 7–11. They were initiators and sponsors of The Wall That Heals, a three-quarter-sized traveling replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial...