The Seventh-Day Adventist Church is an organization of Christian believers. Adventists base their faith in God as revealed through Jesus Christ and as shown through the Bible, inspired by the Holy Spirit. Written down over many years, the Bible presents the essential truth about God. The Holy Spirit inspired human writers to reveal the character of God and how he wishes to save all those who come to him. The Bible explains the nature of God and the way God's followers will behave as a result of their relationship with him.

Adventists believe that the Ten Commandments are not multiple choice and strive to keep them all.  This includes the fourth Commandment, hence the name Seventh-Day Adventists and as a result our services are on Saturday. Believing that no mortal man is perfect we welcome all sinners that wish to worship and learn more about God and emulate His Son, Jesus …who by the way is perfect.
Adventists believe in a healthful lifestyle by abstaining from alcohol, tobacco and illegal drugs while promoting a healthy diet with exercise.

Along with Spiritual development, the Church is also committed to community development, disaster relief, health, and education as evidenced by many Adventist institutions in these fields. The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), an international relief organization often works closely with the International Red Cross and other agencies to battle disaster and famine worldwide.  Also of the many education and healthcare facilities Loma Linda University and Loma Linda University Medical Center in California are premier Adventist institutions.

The Church also fosters mission work at home and abroad through its satellite facility the Three Angels Broadcasting Network or 3ABN.