Religious Liberty:

Frank B. Potts, Leader

The Adventist church is committed to the principle meaning of religious freedom:  The differences in religions, throughout the world, should be respected.  What we choose to believe and how we choose to worship should be according to the dictates of our conscience.  The International Religious Liberty Association continues to defend the right to religious freedom worldwide, by helping all religions find a common ground.

For more than 100 years the Seventh-day Adventist Church has sponsored social work, disaster relief and public health services in North America and around the world.  It views the church as a servant body.  Created for service, Christ's followers serve the Lord in praise, serve one another in love, and serve the world in humility.  

The Shoals Seventh-day Adventist Church carries on this tradition by serving our community through discovering the needs of the community, mobilizing a response to specific concern, organizing programs, and meeting the financial, physical and spiritual needs of individuals.