Adventist Review

A journal once helped Jodi Genson record answered prayers. Years later, during cancer treatment, those pages became reminders of something she desperately needed to remember: God had been faithful before. Read the story here: adventi.st/7uvum

More than 40 volunteers recently participated in Catalyst, a mission project specifically designed for young adults ages 18–28. In 2026, it took place in Juliaca, Peru. Read about their experiences here: adventi.st/porfg

Mission can begin with something as simple as knowing your neighbors and using what you have to serve them. Read how one family’s everyday kindness opened doors for faith in Sri Lanka: adventi.st/ca079

Sometimes the need appears long before we can see how it will be met. Then the right gift arrives at just the right time. Read how unexpected generosity helped meet some very real community needs: adventi.st/6m6vh

The work of ADRA, the humanitarian arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, reflects the core principles of the gospel, its president says. Read his commentary here: adventi.st/ye2iw

Abbie Dunn’s mission was not simply to do the work herself. For decades, she invested in local believers who could teach, lead, and continue serving long after she was gone. Read more about her remarkable life of service: adventi.st/my4r0

When people listen and create together, something restorative can happen, says AdventHealth Orchestra conductor Richard Hickam. Read the story here: adventi.st/64tce

We cannot always stay in someone's life forever. But we can point them toward Jesus, whose presence does not end when ours does. Read Bella's story here: adventi.st/cnlhf

“We are living through the most significant shift in religious media since the printing press,” said Adventist Review media manager Kyle Warren. Read how this affects mission: adventi.st/mbie2

Zahra knew sharing her new faith could cost her life. She shared it anyway—and soon dozens of women were meeting in a secret church. Her courage changed the way Shawn Boonstra thought about sacrifice: adventi.st/yk7uk

Daniel’s 70-week prophecy points us to the cross, where God’s love was revealed. The 2,300-day prophecy points us to the judgment, where His justice is revealed. Read how each prophecy substantiates the other: adventi.st/qte5h

Christian giving begins with what God gave first: His Son. Our generosity is not an attempt to earn His favor, but a response to grace we have already received. Read how God’s greatest gift reshapes the way we give: adventi.st/7hjsp

Four children between 9 and 14 stepped into the pulpit during Annual Council, preaching to the world leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Read here about it: adventi.st/7n4rh

Three days ago, Pastor Sun Hwan Kim was in Brazil. Ten minutes before boarding a flight home to Egypt, he got a call that changed everything. Now he's the newly elected president of the North Asia-Pacific Division. Watch unScripted: youtu.be/Ql7jPnRRLuI

Lamb. Priest. King. David Asscherick says these three pictures of Jesus can transform the way we understand the sanctuary—and the God who longs to dwell with us. Read here: adventi.st/eyotu

Was the sanctuary doctrine invented to explain away 1844? The biblical argument reaches beyond Adventist history to the interconnected prophecies of Daniel. Read why Adventists believe the sanctuary doctrine stands on Scripture here: adventi.st/fl0e4

Truth should do more than prove someone wrong. Jesus showed that difficult truths can be spoken without sacrificing another person's dignity. Read about what His example teaches us here: adventi.st/k03dd

After seeing firsthand the devastating consequences of betel nut use, nurse practitioner Elena Taneva is on a mission to help people break free from the habit. Read the story here: adventi.st/swmef

When Daxiang left China to study in Singapore, he hoped for a brighter future. Instead, he found himself struggling with loneliness. Read how he eventually found Jesus here: adventi.st/6s6yc

One young visitor. Fifty Sabbathkeepers in Switzerland. And an offering that helped Adventists begin thinking about mission across the world. Here’s how it happened: adventi.st/a3dgh