Missionary Book
OF THE YEAR 2019
2019 Planbook
Strengthening Disciples
Planbooks
Resources for your local church
We all have a place in the family
Welcome. You are visiting the official website of the Department of Family Ministries of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. We are dedicated to strengthening relationships and empowering ministry leaders and churches in their work with families. Family Ministries focuses on people in relationship. It is a ministry that provides tools to help individuals communicate more effectively, deepen commitment in marriage, and assist in becoming better parents. Family Ministries helps families grow in love and live in harmony as the family of God.
At this site you will find resources and ideas to help launch and maintain an effective family ministries program, the mission and philosophy of Adventist Family Ministries, and position statements pertaining to family issues. You will also find trustworthy and biblical answers to many questions regarding family life and links to other helpful websites.
Enjoy your visit with us!
Missionary Book of the Year 2019
This year's Missionary Book: Hope for Today's Families is available in many languages all over the world. Please check with your Division or Union Publishing Director for more informa…
Centennial Celebration Resources
Join the World Church in celebrating this important milestone in our ministry. The Family Ministries Department have various resources for you to Celebrate the Centennial with your fa…
Pan-African Conference Materials
Presentations from Adventist Pan-African Conference on Dynamic Family Relations are available to access.
Revival and Reformation and your Family
The GC Family Ministries joins the Revival and Reformation program and presents practical ideas to bring your family to a spiritual revival and so reach families for Jesus.
Fun & Easy Family Worship Ideas
Find more than 25 ideas, new and easy to adapt to your family worship.
Adventist Families in North America
This study was commissioned by the Family Ministries Department of the Seventh‐day Adventist Church in North America in 2010. The research was implemented by the Center for Creative Ministry.
