Seventh-day Adventist

The convention is the city’s biggest ever and is expected to pump $41 million into the local economy.

Story by Andrew McChesney, Adventist Review

Kettering College Occupational Therapy Doctorate Program Approved

Story by Kettering College Staff

Kettering College in Kettering, Ohio, recently gained final approval by the Higher Learning Commission to offer a doctorate in occupational therapy. This is the final action needed for adding the first doctoral program to begin at the college.

After the Earthquake

Article by Taashi Rowe

It’s been four years since the ground quaked in Port-au-Prince.Members continue to fund small projects that are making a lasting impact in Haiti.

Story by Tamaria L. Kulemeka

Allegheny West Conference (AWC) teachers did more than mull over educational theory at their recent in-service session. As a matter of fact, for most of the day, teachers tinkered, measured, programmed, tested and received a crash course in robotics.

Instead of their typical social activities Grace Outlet's party planning team 'partied' by helping a family in need. 

Story by Amy Newman

Story by Danielle Lewald

Peter Franchot, comptroller for the state of Maryland, recently honored William “Bill” G. Robertson, current president and chief executive officer of Adventist HealthCare (AHC). Robertson, who ends his 14-year tenure at the

Story by Taashi Rowe

En el artículo principal de Visitor de este mes, el escritor Benjamin A. Baker nos presenta la vida de Henry Wright, quien durante 20 años ha pastoreado el Community Praise Center de Potomac Conference en Alexandria, Virginia. Su último día en el púlpito de esta iglesia será el 3 de mayo. Luego, servirá como pastor en la iglesia de Takoma Park, Maryland.

Story by Visitor Staff