Adventists for Social Justice —...

On the latest Adventist Voices, Alexander Carpenter chats with Dr. Tiffany Llewellyn, founder and president of Adventists for Social Justice, about...
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The GC/NAD and the Supreme Court’s LGBT...

Adventists are more likely to suffer persecution at the hands of their Church than the state.
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Old Ways on New Days

Adventism in America generally has no ability to speak prophetically to the issue of race in our society, because we have not adequately addressed...
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Window of Opportunity: Qualitative...

The tragic events in the national scene during the Spring of 2020 appear to provide a Policy Window in which to either reaffirm the role of Regional...
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Deeds, Not Only Words

My prayer is that we can muster the strength to return to the early days of Adventism when we as a people were active, indeed leaders, in the public...
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An Open Letter to the General...

I have fought to stay in this church. I have not asked for tolerance or acceptance... I have asked for much less than that: to be seen as human. But...
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“The Ministry” Is Dangerous

How many people had I gone to seminary with who had dropped out of pastoral ministry within ten years? A dozen? Two dozen? Too many.
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Black Lives Matter — Adventist Voices

On this week’s Adventist Voices podcast episode, host Alexander Carpenter chats with Courtney Ray, MDiv, PhD, who is President of the Society for...
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Christendom, the Police State, and the...

They turn the Bible “upside-down,” and Justice lies bleeding in the street with the knee of this influential sector of Christendom squarely on the...
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The Loud Cry in the Face of Injustice

The Seventh-day Adventist Church was meant to be a beacon for racial social justice in three key ways: By our Testimony, by remaining internally...
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