Two Years Later, Jonathan Zirkle Recounts Being Shut Down At the 2022 GC Session

What followed was a shocking spectacle of SDA administrators shutting Zirkle’s motion down. John’s story of how that moment came to be and what it felt like is fascinating,

Read more

Georgia Cumberland Responds to The Richard Rohr Event on Crosswalk Website

The Crosswalk Church removed the Rohr event from their website, acknowledged that it happened in a podcast and blamed Fulcrum7 for reporting on it. This is called damage control, in the corporate world. Blame someone else, and say ‘Nothing to see here.’

Read more

The Frog in The Pot, PUC Nominates Female For Union Secretary

The fact that Sandra Roberts has allowed herself to be ordained in violation of mutually agreed-on church policy shows that she is unfit to serve as secretary of the Union where her job description is to support church policy.

Read more

Florida Hospital Church Produces Video to Mock Biblical Male Headship

“Blessed is the man who walks not in the counsel of the wicked, nor stands in the way of sinners, nor sits in the seat of scoffers” (Psalms 1:1).

Read more

Spanish Version of WCAS Statement of Harmony

As we consider the history of our world in the light of the great controversy, we believe harmony is worth striving for.

Read more

NPUC Executive Committee Affirms NAD Pro-Defiance Document

All nine Unions in the NAD will likely issue statements endorsing the NAD Pro-Defiance document. The pressure on them to do so will be significant.

Read more

The Elephant In The Room: NAD Wants To Reduce The Tithe They Give to The World Field

Calls for the NAD to keep more of its tithe dollars will increase, as leaders deepen their indignation over compliance and accountability.

Read more

Beyond WO: The West is Grossly Over Represented In GC EXCOM

Still, God is gracious. During all these quarreling years our Church has been growing for five years in a row with more than 3,500 new members a day ... exclusively in Third World countries and not in the West!

Read more