The official web site of the Seventh-day Adventist Church is an excellent source of information about adventists and our beliefs. You can find information concerning the structure and organization of the world church as well as  facts and figures about the church. Adventist News network provides the latest adventist news headlines and there is an extensive selection of adventist links to choose from. Make sure to check it out for yourself.

TAGnet stands for "Three Angels Global Networking" and is an organization operated by a group of Seventh-day Adventists wanting to use computer technology to benefit humanity. Their purpose is not to be a publishing body but rather to enable and empower churches, schools, organizations, and ministries wanting to have a presence on the World Wide Web. TAGnet is the host of this web site and many others. It is also a great resource for searching for Seventh-day Adventist churches and schools from around the world that have a presence on the web.

Discover the Bible in a new way via the Online Discover Bible Guides now on the Internet. These 26 Bible Guides are available free of charge, and you will also have the opportunity to receive free printed materials as you progress through these Bible Guides.

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.

The evangelistic dynamo known as Amazing Facts is dedicated to generating and spreading the light. Our work around the world can be divided into three basic categories - teaching, baptizing, and discipling people. The technology of this century has offered God's people more opportunities to preach and publish than in any previous age of history. Amazing Facts is commited to using every tool possible for bringing light to souls in darkness.

The uplifting It Is Written television show is a half-hour internationally syndicated weekly religious telecast produced at the Adventist Media Center in California. For 37 years Christ-centered messages presented by well-loved minister George Vandeman drew exceptional audiences around the world. Now led by world evangelist Mark Finley since 1992, this ministry is televised globally.

Founded by H. M. S. Richards in 1929, The Voice of Prophecy is an international, Christian audio & video broadcaster. The audio program is presently aired by more than 1500 radio stations across North America and around the world.

As an institution of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Adventist World Radio was established to proclaim the everlasting gospel to all the world in harmony with scriptural commands. AWR carries out its mission through denominationally owned and operated international radio stations and/or leased facilities.

Seventh-day Adventists believe that the gift of prophecy was manifested in the life and ministry of Ellen G. White (1827-1915). Her writings, which provide guidance, instruction, and correction for the church, consistently exalt Christ and encourage deep study of the Word of God. The Ellen G. White Estate is an organization created by the last will and testament of Ellen White to act as her agent in the preservation and publication of her literary works, including translating her writings for circulation around the world.

The Adventist Yearbook Online is very useful for finding church Institution's Phone numbers, Addresses, Employees, etc. Search provided by the General Conference office of Archives and Statistics.

Originally founded in Battle Creek Michigan, Andrews University was moved to Berrien Springs in 1902. Today it is one of the premier universities operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church with over 3000 students from between 80-100 different countries. Andrews University consists of five schools and one division: the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Technology, the School of Business, the School of Education, the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary and the Division of Architecture.

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is a humanitarian agency which rehabilitates and enhances the quality of life and well-being of communities and citizens in developing countries with particular attention to the extremely deprived. ADRA also provides prompt and effective response to community disasters of all kinds, in addition to levels of education and health services.

The heart of Global Mission is reaching the unreached with hope. A special initiative voted at the 1990 General Conference session, Global Mission focuses specifically on those parts of the world where there are no Adventists. Although it's important to maintain and support existing missions and institutions, this is not the task of Global Mission. Global Mission supports local initiatives for cutting-edge ministry--reaching into unentered areas--and helps involve all church departments and services in this task.

The focus of Family Ministries is upon relationships. The basic target areas of emphasis are premarital guidance, strengthening marriage and parent education, with attention also given to extended families, single parenting, step-family needs, and the family needs of singles. The development of relational skills fostered by Family Ministries empowers young people, singles, and families and enriches relationships both within the home and within the church.

The Women's Ministries encourages women to become involved in all areas of ministry in their church, their community and in their home, recognizing that women have many Gifts of the Spirit. It attempts to help women discover and use these gifts to the glory of God. It provides a support system for hurting women, and a forum to help address topics and issues as they affect women in and out of the church.

The Biblical Research Institute provides biblical studies in written form, review documents, answers questions on biblical matters, distributes informative papers on specific topics, presents programs for ministers' meetings, provides specialized short courses for ministerial education programs, operates a vigorous program of Bible Land seminars from the Jerusalem Center in Israel, and publishes major book-length studies on specific subjects.

The mission of the Geoscience Research Institute is to assist the Church through the study of the world of nature with the purpose of discovering the underlying harmony between science and Scripture. The Institute respects the value of science and its interpretations; however, it believes that a true understanding of nature can be attained only in the light of the Creator?s revelation in the Bible.

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