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81. Oklahoma Conference Of Seventh-day Adventists

http://www.tagnet.org/oksda/
Postal Address: P.O. Box 32098 Oklahoma City, OK 73123-0298
Telephone: (405)721-6110 Fax: (405)721-7594 Oklahoma Happenings Maranatha Mission Trip: Members of the January 19-29 Maranatha Mission trip to the Dominican Republic returned energized to share the gospel. The group worked throughout the town of Hato Mayor, 2 hours northeast from the capitol of Santa Domingo. They built a school which will also be used as a church. In addition, they conducted a medical clinic, dental clinic, Vacation Bible School , youth evangelistic series and adult evangelistic series. 70 volunteers participated with the majority being Oklahomans. Next Conference Mission Trip: Mexico If you are interested in the March 6-16 Mexico Mission trip to Cuidad Acuna to finish a church, improve sub-standard homes, conduct a medical clinic, provide a VBS program, offer an evangelistic meeting, assist in community service work and door-to-door outreach, please contact James Shires for more information Yap Micronesia Mission Trip: Earlier this year, Canvasback Missions, a church-related organization that provides medical service to

82. Greater New York Conference Of The Seventh-day Adventists Church
The Official website of the Greater New York Conference of Seventhday adventistslocated at 7 Shelter Rock Rd, Manhasset,NY Telephone 516.627.9350.
http://www.gnyc.org/beliefs.htm
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OUR BELIEFS
Seventh-day Adventists accept the Bible as their only creed and hold certain fundamental beliefs to be the teaching of the Holy Scriptures. These beliefs, as set forth here, constitute the church's understanding and expression of the teaching of Scripture.
Revision of these statements may be expected at a General Conference session when the church is led by the Holy Spirit to a fuller understanding of Bible truth or finds better language in which to express the teachings of God's Holy Word.
1. The Holy Scriptures: The Holy Scriptures, Old and New Testaments, are the written Word of God, given by divine inspiration through holy men of God who spoke and wrote as they were moved by the Holy Spirit. In this Word, God has committed to man the knowledge necessary for salvation.
The Holy Scriptures are the infallible revelation of His will. They are the standard of character, the test of experience, the authoritative revealer of doctrines, and the trustworthy record of God's acts in history.

83. Trans-European Division Of Seventh-day Adventists
Resources, institutions, news, images, prayer guide, words to remember.Category Society Religion and Spirituality......TransEuropean Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
http://www.ted-adventist.org/
Trans-European Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church Headquarters Countries Strategic plan Resource News Prayer Guide Directory Links Events Mission Statement: To help our fields achieve substantial long-term growth by providing exceptional service and witness. Be a Missionary Theme Song Read the Bible Play a Game ... Subscribe to Our Newsletter (c) Trans-European Division of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, 119 St. Peter's Street, St. Albans Herts AL1 3EY, England, UK. Webmaster: Webmaster , All correspondence and queries: Info@ted-adventist.org

84. Centerville SDA Church - About SDAs
About Seventhday adventists. Our Beliefs. Our History. Home What's Happening About Centerville SDA About adventists Resouces Contact Us.
http://www.centervillesda.org/sda/sda.html

85. Jewish Adventists Network
Managed by Beth el Shalom Adventist Jewish community in Florida, coordinates Jewish Adventist activities and news.
http://www.TAGnet.org/jewishadventists/

86. Beliefnet.com
Home Community Discussions Seventhday adventists, Seventh-day adventists,Beliefnet welcomes Seventh-day adventists! This discussion
http://www.beliefnet.com/boards/boards_main.AllCategories.asp?Category=117

87. MessianicSDA - Introducing Adventists To Yeshua
Site seeks to explore the Messianic faith of Jesus. Offers reasons for celebrating the historic Hebrew cycle of holy days and provides links to other Adventist Messianic sites.
http://www.MessianicSDA.Org
11/12/02 - By popular demand, the Guestbook is back in business.... Let us know what is going on in your world. 10/6/02 - OK, I give up on the forums. It seemed like a good idea, but if nobody else thinks so, so be it. I will soon have the Guest Book back up and running. Also, added a web log that will contain lots of miscellaneous stuff. Look for our pics of Sukkot at Bell Cow Lake in Oklahoma. We had a great time. 8/22/02 - Yet one more stab at curing the Menu Blues. I think you will like this one. 5/22/02 - Added a new page under the Miscellany section for Israel and Mideast News. 5/19/02 - Chag Sameach Shavuot! Disabled the old guestbook and instituted the speedy new forums. Try it, you'll like it. 2/10/02 - Numerous word studies are being added that use Hebrew fonts. To view these properly, go to http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2000/aruniupd.aspx to download from Microsoft. In the near future I hope to have font embedding implemented so that for users of Internet Explorer, you won't have to download and install the fonts. We will keep you posted on that front. 2/10/02 - The Guest Book has been broken for awhile..... sorry, it's been fixed now.

88. Beliefnet.com
Home Community Discussions Seventhday adventists Learn AboutSeventh-day adventists. Learn About Seventh-day adventists,
http://www.beliefnet.com/boards/discussion_list.asp?boardID=31531

89. Mainweb
Site by Ron Corson which he dedicates to combating the harmful effects of traditional/historic sda teachings. Collection of his own articles to correct some of the many errors which are plaguing the current SDA church and a links to a number of divergent views.
http://users.clarkston.com/rcorson/mainwebpage.htm
PROGRESSIVE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS Dedicated to helping SDA's change the church for the better Many of the articles contained here can be used to correct some of the many errors which are plaguing the current SDA church. There is a strong undercurrent within the body of the church from those who label themselves as traditional/ historical Seventh-day Adventists. While we recognize their right to believe as they choose, we would like to save the church from some of the consequences which their beliefs may cause. To return the church back on the path of growth and enlightenment. Leaving what is behind and pressing on toward the mark. To view samples of Historical/Traditional SDA teachings and links click here See links to historic and Traditionalists and offshoots of SDA church Information on the Historic/Traditional SDA's Vs. Progressive SDA's General Differences ARTICLES CONTRIBUTE ARTICLES HUMOR ... LETTERS
Search the entire Progressive Seventh-day Adventist web site here The unabridged article recently published in Adventist Today Nov-Dec. 2002 issue. While I certainly thank them for publishing my article I did find it to be edited in such a way that I think it did not carry the impact that it might have had. It was meant to be two 1500 word articles and it was edited into one. Here is the article as I wish it had appeared. Traditional and Progressive SDA's... Truth, Progressive or Traditional?

90. Steps To Life -- Christian Prophecy
Home page of Historic adventists, who protest the incursion of Calvinism into the Seventhday Adventist Church from which they have separated.
http://www.stepstolife.org

About Steps to Life Land Marks Bible Studies Library ... Information Request
Phone: Fax: E-mail address: historic@stepstolife.org . Site developed by iNetic Inc.

91. About Seventh-day Adventists
About Seventhday adventists. Seventh-day adventists are Christians whobase their faith on Jesus Christ, and upon His Word, the Bible.
http://www.riversidesda.com/about_sda.html
Riverside Seventh-day Adventist Church HOME PASTOR'S
CORNER NEW CHURCH ... WEBMASTER About Seventh-day Adventists Seventh-day Adventists are Christians who base their faith on Jesus Christ, and upon His Word, the Bible. All fundamental beliefs of the Church are found in the Bible. Above all, Seventh-day Adventists believe in salvation by faith through Jesus Christ. Index For This Page Heritage What's In A Name Helping A World In Need A Worldwide Church ... BibleHelp website Finding Bible answers is a theme central to Seventh-day Adventism. One of Gary Graham's hobbies is helping people find those Bible answers in chat rooms, his weekly Bible Study group and at his BibleHelp website. Gary is a member of our Riverside Church. Fundamental Beliefs Page Brief Summary of Beliefs 27 Fundamental Beliefs Related Links Page The History of the Sabbath down through the centuries Heritage History The Seventh-day Adventist Church traces its history to the Protestant reformation and the great promise of salvation by faith. The Church was officially established in 1863 by a group of people from many other Christian denominations. These people believed in the Second Coming of Jesus, had a strong desire to understand the prophecies found in the Bible, and believed the seventh day to be the Sabbath. Our Church's History What's In A Name The name "Seventh-day Adventist"

92. Index
Teaching people to become His disciples and responsible members of the Church. Representing Adventist church members in Kentucky and Tennessee. Goodlettsville, TN
http://www.kytn.net/
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94. Indiana Conference Of Seventh-day Adventists
Teaching people to become His disciples and responsible members of the Church. Representing Adventist church members in the State of Indiana. Carmel, IN
http://www.indianaadventist.org/

95. Lancaster University Chaplaincy Centre - Seventh Day Adventists
Seventh Day adventists. For details, please ask at the ChaplaincyCentre office or see the Concourse noticeboard.
http://www.lancs.ac.uk/users/chap_cen/seventh.htm
Seventh Day Adventists
For details, please ask at the Chaplaincy Centre office or see the Concourse noticeboard.

96. Terre Haute Seventh-day Adventist Church
adventists ministering to those around us. K10 church school, Bible studies, pastoral contacts. Terre Haute, IN
http://www.tagnet.org/thsda

97. PPPA -- What Adventists Believe
adventists have but one creed The Bible, and the Bible alone. It is our pleasureand privilege to share our faith with you. Seventhday adventists Believe .
http://www.pacificpress.com/beliefs.htm

Seventh-day
Adventist Beliefs
As Seventh-day Adventist Christians, we graciously welcome inquiries about our faith, our mission, and our hope. The following statement of beliefs is not to be read or received as a "creed" that is set in theological concrete. Adventists have but one creed: "The Bible, and the Bible alone." It is our pleasure and privilege to share our faith with you.
Table of Contents
The Doctrine of God The Doctrine of Man The Doctrine of Salvation
The Word of God
The Godhead
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Spirit
Creation
The Nature of Man
The Great Controversy
The Life, Death, and Resurrection of Christ
The Experience of Salvation
The Doctrine of the Church The Doctrine of the Christian Life The Doctrine of Last Things
The Church
The Remnant and Its Mission
Unity in the Body of Christ
Baptism
The Lord's Supper
Spiritual Gifts and Ministries
The Gift of Prophecy
The Law of God
The Sabbath
Stewardship
Christian Behavior
Marriage and the Family
Christ's Ministry in the Heavenly Sanctuary
The Second Coming of Christ
Death and Resurrection
The Millennium and the End of Sin
The New Earth
THE DOCTRINE OF GOD
Seventh-day Adventists Believe . . .

98. Project: C.A.R.E.: Adventists & Addictions
adventists AND ADDICTIONS FINDING HELP AND HEALING. SDAXA (Seventhday adventistsfor Extinction of Addictions). CHRISTIAN WEB RESOURCES. Christians In Recovery.
http://project-care.org/adventists-addictions.htm
TOPICS
Depression
Divorce
Domestic Violence
Faith Development ...
Sexual Abuse
Emotional
Conflict Resolution
Depression
Loneliness
Addictions Family Child AbusePhysical Child AbuseSexual Conflict Resolution Divorce ... Single Parenthood Church Family Conflict Resolution Faith Development ADVENTISTS AND ADDICTIONS: FINDING HELP AND HEALING Curtis VanderWaal, Ph.D. A.C.S.W. IDENTIFICATION The effects of a drug or alcohol addiction can be devastating to family members and friends, as well as to the abuser. Sometimes we do not know what signs and symptoms to look for or what kinds of effects the drug can have on an individual. Specifically, this article will examine the problem of addiction as it exists in society and the church, describe some of the more common addictions seen among Adventists, discuss why people become addicted, suggest an alternative approach to approaching addictions within the church, explore the effects of addiction on the family, and offer some suggestions for dealing with an addicted person. The chapter concludes with recommendations on where to go for help in dealing with addiction. (For a discussion on the signs and symptoms of drug or alcohol use in teens, as well as how to prevent drug and alcohol use in adolescents, see the chapter titled "Kids and Drugs."

99. Welcome To The Home Page Of The Dakota Conference Of SDA
Headquarters site for the North and South Dakota churches, Schools, Academy, and Youth Camps of the Seventhday Adventist church.
http://www.dakotasda.org/
Dakota Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Welcome Adventist Beliefs Links We Think You'll Like Prayer Requests Calendar Events ... ND Lady Plants Seeds and builds churches T he Dakota Conference has Seventh-day Adventist churches, schools and youth camps throughout North and South Dakota. If you have unanswered questions about things occuring in our world today and want to find PEACE in a world increasingly full of controversy, you are invited to join us as we share the answers to some of life's greatest issues.

100. Solidarity Institute -> Seventh-Day Adventists
Information about Seventhday adventists including the number ofmembers, their beliefs and their organizational structure.
http://www.solidarityinstitute.org/faith/adventist.asp
The Solidarity Institute offers the opportunity to join with people of other faiths in speaking out for justice, particularly social and economic justice for the unborn, the poor, families, and the aged.
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more legislative updates... Issues Interfaith Cooperation
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Baptists ...
Seventh-Day Adventists Related Links White House Site on Faith-Based Initiative
Seventh-day Adventists
Name: Seventh-day Adventist Church Founding: The Seventh-day Adventist Church was officially organized May 21, 1863, with around 3,500 members. William Miller founded the interfaith Millerite movement on whose doctrine the Adventist Church first formed. Three key leaders arose from this group to found what eventually became the Seventh-day Adventists: James and Ellen White and Joseph Bates.

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