Leaders can expect streamlined autumn business meetings; delegates reviewing agenda ahead of time

Church officials appointed Homer Trecartin to serve as president of the church's Greater Middle East Union Mission. The union was formed yesterday when Annual Council delegates voted to transfer administrative oversight of the church in the Middle East to world church headquarters. [photo: Ansel Oliver]

Church associate directors to be selected at next week's Annual Council

Live With Hope initiative brings members to streets

Adventists paraded around cities in the Northern Philippines on Saturday, October 2 during the church's Live with Hope outreach initiative. Here, members march in Manila. [photo: Ron Genebago]

Millions of Filipinos receive Adventist literature last weekend

People expect good customer service from religion, too

Marketplace competition in the spiritual realm

Amazing Facts' Bachelor to address youth exodus from church

Adventist supporting ministry to host teen question series

Event marks 'toning down' of department, one vice president says

Adventist church President Ted N.C. Wilson and his wife, Nancy, greet Laura Samano, an editorial assistant for the North American region, and Griselda Rosales, a volunteer for Esperanza TV. Wilson welcomed more than 300 employees at church headquarters to his offices yesterday during a presidential open house. [photos: Ansel Oliver/ANN]

Wilson hosts presidential open house

$250,000 in monthly losses leads board to cut staff, bring in new leadership

Adventist Church-owned Review and Herald Publishing Association will bring in new management and cut staff in response to ongoing financial losses. Above, an employee outside the Hagerstown, Maryland building Tuesday. [photo courtesy Review and Herald]

Review and Herald revamp follows April management shift

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