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Session delegates express solidarity with governors' call to prayer

Adventist Church Vice Presidents Lowell Cooper, left, and Armando Miranda offer prayer for the victims of the Gulf of Mexico oil spill during the first Sabbath at the church's World Session in the Georgia Dome, Saturday, June 26. [photos: Josef Kissinger]

Victims of Gulf oil spill remembered in worship service

What it will take to inspire a new generation

Minutes after he was elected president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Ted Wilson, with wife Nancy, leave the stage area of the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Friday, June 25. [Photo: Gerry Chudleigh]

New President Wilson reflects on leadership, volunteers and church unity

Ng calls appointment "humbling"; Lemon says church needs to involve young people

G.T. Ng, with wife Ivy, speaks after his election as secretary of the Seventh-day Adventist Church during its World Session in Atlanta yesterday. [photo: Gerry Chudleigh]

Delegates approve Ng as Secretary and re-appoint Lemon as Treasurer

World church's secretary and treasurer stress accuracy in reports to Session

Adventist world church Secretary Matthew Bediako assures delegates that membership audits, while challenging, lead to ultimate growth. [photo: Robert East]

Membership, financial audits key to Adventist Church growth, leaders say

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The Nominating Committee's attempt to keep the process private

The 236-member Nominating Committee is selected by each of the church's 13 world regions. The committee selected leadership, from left: Vice Chairman Delbert Baker, president of Oakwood University; Chairman Robert Kyte, president of Adventist Risk Management; Recording Secretary Cindy Tutsch, associate director of the White Estate; and Associate Secretary Ismael Castillo, president of Montemorelos University. [photo: Alden J. Ho, Adventist Review]

Behind the scenes of a president's appointment

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