Adventist Charity Arm Disputes Accusations Of Lavish Salaries

Seven-figure salaries. First-class flights. Illegal immigration. For the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), these accusations add to the strain of an already challenging year. Slammed by USAID funding losses that have forced staff and program cuts, the humanitarian arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church hopes to stop these “rumors” from driving donors away.

News, North America, ChristianityTony MatorJuly 26, 2025MinistryWatch, Tony Mator, Seventh Day Adventists, Seventh-day Adventist Church, Adventist Development and Relief Agency, USAID, Doge cuts, Christian nonprofits, Illegal immigration, Christianity, news, charity, Secondary feature, Seventh Day AdventistComment

Kenyan Seventh-day Adventists want religious freedom — and atheists have become their greatest ally

Some schools are requiring exams on Saturday, when Adventist students observe sabbath.

Africa, News, PoliticsTom OsanjoFebruary 10, 2020Tom Osanjo, Kenya, SDA, Seventh Day Adventist, Atheists in Kenya Society, John Oloo, sabbath, religious freedom, Namoi Mitasi, Primary Feature, Christianity, secondary feature, Secondary feature, Secondary FeatureComment

Going meatless for Jesus: In Brazil, an Adventist University’s beans feed thousands

Seventh Day Adventists advocate vegetarian lifestyles for a healthy body and spiritual life, countering the mainstream food culture of meat that Brazil is known for.

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