Adventists believe that the family is a divine institution that has existed since the creation of humanity. This concept has transcended time and is present in diverse cultures. Therefore, the benefits of being part of a balanced family cannot be denied.
In any language or dialect, parents and children form the foundation of their beliefs, and for this reason, the home should be shaped and presented as the most welcoming place for all who are part of it. The Seventh-day Adventist Church views the family as a laboratory for personal development and discovery.
It is within the family that one learns to live with differences and to love. Here, the ability to respect, value, share, and be loyal and truthful is developed. It is also where values are passed on to children, shaping them into who they will become in society. In a family, love should be shared, and people should strive to create an atmosphere of peace, regardless of any circumstances.
Men and women, children and youth, as well as those who have reached older ages, are served by the projects developed by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. The denomination is committed to the quality of life of families and offers various initiatives to connect them. All of this is tied to three fundamental pillars.
Strong Pillars
Education
In addition to the Bible, it provides guidance from excellent professionals in this field. It recommends practicing concepts presented over a century ago by the writer Ellen G. White, which remain innovative for their clarity and coherence in all aspects related to marital relationships, child education, health, finances, and everything else concerning family formation.
Faith
Believes that following the One who designed and created the family structure is a fundamental factor in establishing order out of chaos. Often, a person's heart is so weakened by the anguish of lacking peace and direction that only faith can provide guidance and point to what truly matters: loving God above all things and loving others as oneself, starting with those at home.
Counseling
Marriage counselors provide assistance and guidance. For families facing serious conflicts, professional help may be necessary. The Seventh-day Adventist Church also offers parents information on how to better qualify themselves to be good educators for their children.
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Education
Quality education, which prepares for the future and for eternity, has a special role for Adventists, who maintain schools, colleges and universities focused on the harmonious development of their students.
Health
For more than a century and a half, Adventists have promoted a healthy lifestyle that protects the body and mind from illness and fosters a relationship with God.
Community
The denomination is closely linked to the communities in which it operates, and offers projects that help to reduce inequality and strengthen personal development.
organizational STRUCTURE
From the local church to the world headquarters, learn about the administrative levels that work to strengthen faith, Bible teaching and support different initiatives aimed at members, others and society.
IDENTITY
With a clear vision of its mission to proclaim hope to the world, the Adventist Church has a unique identity based on the Bible. This is present from its fundamental beliefs to its elementary fronts of action.