Seventh-day Adventist Church
Overview
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is a global Protestant denomination within the Adventist family.
History
It was formally organised in the nineteenth century in North America and has developed extensive global education, health, publishing, and mission institutions.
Beliefs and emphases
Its Fundamental Beliefs include the authority of Scripture, the Trinity, salvation through Christ, seventh-day Sabbath observance, the second coming, resurrection, and distinctive teachings on the heavenly sanctuary and investigative judgement.
Worship and practice
Sabbath worship, Bible study, preaching, health ministry, Baptism, the Lord's Supper, and service are prominent practices.
Organisation and life
It is organised through local churches, conferences, unions, divisions, and a General Conference.
Relationships
Broader traditions
Within this tradition
Sources and further reading
Fundamental Beliefs
Seventh-day Adventist Church