Jesus, the One True North
With our eyes fixed on Jesus, the One True North, we move forward into the future, following Jesus step-by-step, and attentive to the Spirit’s leading.
We ENGAGE next generation leaders as a welcoming Christian community, through thriving ministries for youth and young adults, and in the development of leadership opportunities to serve that shape our shared future.
We live out our calling to EVANGELIZE in new and creative ways, intentionally participating with love and grace in the shared life of our communities, proclaiming the everlasting gospel through our public ministries and individual lives.
We EDUCATE for lifelong faithfulness and success, embracing the highest standards of academic excellence, sustainability and accessibility throughout our Christ-centered and distinctly Seventh-day Adventist Christian educational network.
We EQUIP members of every age to embrace their calling to mission and service, empowering discipleship through mentoring, training and resourcing.
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The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) International is an independent humanitarian agency established in 1984 by the Seventh-day Adventist Church for the specific purposes of individual and community development and disaster relief. Working in more than 120 countries, ADRA is one of the more efficient relief agencies operating in the world, keeping its administrative costs to about 10 percent while benefiting more than 15 million people annually with assistance valued at more than $109 million (figures from 2002).
ADRA's development and relief work covers five core activities: Food Security, Economic Development, Primary Health, Disaster Preparedness and Response, and Basic Education. They work at bringing solutions and training rather than just handouts. Recognizing the dignity that is inherent in each person, ADRA is committed to improving quality of human life without regard to their ethnic, political, or religious association. Helping people in need is the primary goal, especially those most vulnerable such as women, children, and senior citizens.
The Economic and Social Council of the United Nations granted ADRA general consultative status in 1997.
Go to ADRA's website.
