Web Links


ADVENTIST ADMINISTRATION:

ADVENTIST EDUCATION:

ADVENTIST BROADCAST MEDIA:
  • Adventist Communications Network (ACN) - Adventist satellite program schedules and equipment information.
  • Adventist Television Network (ATN) - Established in 1997 as a service unit of the Seventh-Day Adventist General Conference to provide, promote and coordinate a world-wide system of 24-hour-a-day satellite Television and Radio program delivery, and Internet communication.
  • Adventist World Radio - Began 1971 as an international outreach of the Seventh-day Adventist church through shortwave radio.
  • Amazing Facts - Television, radio, Internet and public evangelism ministry led by Doug Batchelor.
  • It Is Written - A half-hour internationally syndicated weekly religious telecast. Begun by George Vandeman in 1963, and is now led by world evangelist Mark Finley since 1992.
  • La Voz De La Experanza - A weekly Christian radio ministry for Spanish speaking audiences.
  • Faith For Today - Television ministry producing Lifestyle Magazine, hosted by Dan Matthews, Clifton Davis, Tami McGrew and Patty Cabrera, The Evidence, hosted by Dwight Nelson, Westbrook Hospital, and the McDougall MD talk show.
  • The Quiet Hour - Started in 1937 as a weekly radio broadcast. Currently its outreach is to many countries in the form of Evangelistic Campaigns, Health Expos, Mission Projects, Jungle Chapels, Community Centers in India, and provides 57 aircraft for missionaries and doctors to reach remote villages.
  • Three Angels Broadcasting Network (3ABN) - A 24-hour Christian television and radio network beaming to five satellites which carry programs to every inhabited continent. The second largest Christian network in North America (number of owned and operated UHF stations).
  • Voice of Prophecy - An international radio broadcast, evangelism and Bible school ministry founded by H. M. S. Richards in 1929. Hosted by Lonnie Melaschenko, the broadcast is now aired on more than 1500 radio stations across North America and around the world.

ADVENTIST PUBLICATION RESOURCES:
  • Adventist Review - In print for more than 150 years, the Adventist Review is the flagship journal of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Founded by James and Ellen White in 1849, the magazine is the one of the oldest religious publications in North America. The Review is published weekly and has a paid circulation of more than 50,000.
  • Adventist Book Center Online Store - An on-line book center representing the Adventist Book Centers. Owned and operated by Pacific Press and/or Review and Hearld Publiching Associations.
  • Family Heritage Books - Books and magazines for witnessing.
  • Guide Magazine - To show 10- to 14-year-old readers, through stories that illustrate Bible truth, how to walk with God now and forever.
  • Liberty Magazine - A church publication dedicated to the issues of the separation of church and state.
  • Message Magazine - Begun in 1898 as the Gospel Herald and renamed Message Magazine in 1934. The oldest and most widely circulated religious journal addressing ethnic issues.
  • Ministry Magazine - Ministry is the international journal of the Seventh-day Adventist Ministerial Association and has been published since 1928. Ministry (monthly) reaches about 20,000 people monthly, and the Ministry PREACH issue is sent complimentary to about 70,000 clergy of other denominations (bi-monthly on the odd months).
  • Pacific Press Publishing Association
  • Pacific Union Recorder - Monthly magazine of the Pacific Union.
  • Review & Herald Publishing Association
  • Signs Magazine - A monthly four-color magazine that invites its readers to live as Christians in modern North American society and informs them how to do so. Published by the Seventh-day Adventist Church since 1874. -->
  • Vibrant Life Magazine - A magazine for healthful living.

ADVENTIST WEB RESOURCES:
  • Adventists In the News - Recently published news reports mentioning Adventists.
  • ADRA - Adventist Development and Relief Agency, International.
  • Adventist-laymen's Services and Industries - ASI is an organization of Seventh-day Adventist lay men and women who provide support for Church programs from their businesses, professional offices, and/or outreach ministries under the motto "Sharing Christ in the Marketplace."
  • BibleInfo.com - SDA information resource.
  • Christian Record Services - Cristian materials for the blink.
  • The Digital Hymnal - A collection of MIDI Files, lyrics, and historical notes about the authors and composers of hymns, based on the Seventh-day Adventist Hymnal.
  • Geoscience Research Institute - Serving the Seventh-day Adventist Church since 1958 with research and communication regarding scientific origins.
  • Maranatha Volunteers International - Begun in 1969, Maranatha has over 45,000 volunteers mobilized into short-term mission service all across the globe.
  • Pathfinders Online - The official Web site for Pathfinders of the North American Division.
  • PlusLine - The official helpdesk for general church and ministry information.
  • Project Steps To Christ - Saturation mailing of witnessing materials. Materials include "Steps to Christ", "The Great Controversy", condensed Version, and health topics.
  • Seventh-day Adventist Churches - Worldwide listing of Adventist churches with a Web presence. Hosted by the McDonald Road SDA Church.
  • The Sabbath School Network and Bible Study Center (SSNET) - Operated by lay members of the SDA Church who volunteer their time so that you can use the on-line capabilities of the internet to study the Bible and/or participate in the SDA Sabbath School.
  • SDAsource - Comprehensive listings of Adventist sites, plus search option.
  • TAGNet - Internet Service Provider hosting Adventist Web sites for churches, school, institutions, and ministries.
  • E. G. White Estate On-line books and information on the writings of Ellen G. White.

ADVENTIST STUDY GUIDES AND ONLINE BIBLE STUDIES:

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DISCLAIMER: Among the links listed above are both official and non-official Seventh-day Adventist Church organizations. Though all represent useful sites, the Norwalk, California Seventh-day Adventist Church cannot be responsible for their contents. Their inclusion here should not be considered an endorsement in any manner.