Join Us for 100 Days of Prayer!

March 27 to July 4, 2020

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100Days of Prayer, calling on Jesus in our urgent need. Visit revivalandreformation.org/100days

Light of the World, menorah video

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In these uncertain times, Jesus Christ asks us to be reflectors of His light and glory. Standing beside the golden menorah in Old Jerusalem, Heather-Dawn Small speaks an encouraging word. Be a candlestick: wherever you go today, bring hope to the world by shining the light and love of Jesus.

Breaking News, March 19, 2020

GC Session previously scheduled this summer is postponed to May 2021

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Empower. new resource

June 13, 2020 - Women's Ministries Emphasis Day

"Christ's Amazing Love Moves Me" sermon resource packet is written by Heather-Dawn Small, director of the General Conference Women's Ministries.

The resource packet also contains a seminar, "The Art of Friendship," and a coordinating presentation, "Jesus Our Example," both written by Lou Kinzer Blanchfield. Download resource packet or individual files. Go to page or archives.

Nurture. new resource

March 7, 2020 - International Women's Day of Prayer

"Virtuous Living in an Un-virtuous World" sermon resource packet is written by Melody Mason, author of Daring to Ask for More: Divine Keys to Answered Prayer, and the soon-to-be released Daring to Live by Every Word: Loving God with Heart, Body, Mind & Soul.

The resource packet also contains a Sabbath School program and seminar written by Melody Mason. Download resource packet or individual files. Go to page or archives.

Celebrating Adventist Women

During the month of March, women are celebrated globally, and March 8 is International Women's Day.

This month Women's Ministries also celebrates women. Our women have always played an important part in the work of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, serving in almost all capacities and filling a wide range of roles. These women, highlighted on our webpage for Adventist Women of Distinguished Service, represent thousands of women contributing to the growth and well-being of our global church, as well as the courageous, dedicated women who helped shape our church in its early stages.

Sarepta Myrenda Irish Henry (1839-1900) Temperance activist, personal evangelist, writer. Established our first Women's Ministry in 1898 at the General Conference. The GC voted her a ministerial license.
Maria L. Hartley (1847-1890) Administrator, personal evangelist. President, Tract and Missionary Society, which later became Personal Ministries, Publishing department, and the Adventist Book Centers. Only woman other than Ellen G. White to address the 1888 General Conference Session.
Dr. Lottie Blake (1876-1972) Physician, founder, missionary. First African-American Seventh-day Adventist woman physician. Established the school of nursing at Oakwood College; directed the Rock City Sanitarium. Helped to treat Ellen White. Missionary in Central America and the Caribbean with her physician husband.
Ai Araki (1890-1982) Japanese Bible worker, church leader. Although blind, she led and preserved her church throughout World War II, the only congregation in Japan to remain intact.
PRESENT DAY Olga Murga Evangelist, preacher, church planter. Women’s Ministries pioneer in Russia. Through her more than 70 evangelistic programs, 3,038 people were baptized in Euro-Asia Division.
PRESENT DAY Hong Xiao Mei Pastor and evangelist. Raised up 800-member church congregation and training facility for Adventist leaders in China, Northern-Asia Pacific Division
PRESENT DAY Carole Ferch-Johnson Bible worker, evangelist, counselor, writer. Women’s Ministries pioneer in the organization and leadership of the new department, South Pacific Division.
PRESENT DAY Flora Nwamaka Abaribe Leader, mentor, educator, trainer. Responsible for helping destitute widows in Nigeria have hope and a future, West-Central Africa Division