What Were the 3 Positions on Women's Ordination at Recent Annual Council?

In the interest of providing a better understanding of the three positions on women’s ordination that emerged from a two-year study by the Theology of Ordination Study Committee, the Adventist Review published the notes that three Adventist theologians used to give 20-minute presentations of each position to the church delegates of the Annual Council on Oct. 14, 2014. —Adventist Review Staff

Read what the positions were by clicking on the links to the Adventist Review articles below:

Position No. 1 by Clinton Wahlen, associate director of the Biblical Research Institute

Position No. 2 by Carl P. Cosaert, Walla Walla University

Position No. 3 by Nicholas Miller, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary

Pictured: Nicholas Miller is a professor of Church History at Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Maryland, United States, and director of the International Religious Liberty Institute. He presented a position on the theology of ordination and how it relates to gender, Tuesday, October 14 at Annual Council. Photo by Viviene Martinelli