Official Websites of Adventist Education

Adventist Heritage Ministry owns and operates four historic sites which are significant to the development of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. They also provide wonderful opportunities to explore the local history and architecture of the nineteenth century.

A Nonprofit Religious Ministry by and for Deaf People.

The ALC is a Seventh-day Adventist ministerial and educational platform designed to strengthen professionals through continuing education courses, teaching courses, ministerial training, and dissemination of uniquely Adventist content for the church community and beyond.

The Atlantic Union Teacher Bulletin offers curriculum material created by teachers offering classroom resources of integrated multi-age/multi-grade units for Seventh-day Adventist educators.

CIRCLE is the online clearinghouse of Adventist teaching materials linking educators to quality resources. Visit CIRCLE to instantly down load or order resources for your school or classroom, share classroom-ready materials with colleagues, discover valuable links to resources for SDA teaching, and search for specific resources.

The Education Department is responsible for the coordination, promotion, training, and quality of the global Seventh-day Adventist educational program.

Since 1909, Griggs International Academy (formerly Home Study International) has served more than 300,000 students from over 60 countries. GIA has programs that meet the needs of the individual home schooler, NAD brick and mortar schools (K-higher education) and NAD teachers. Visit the website to see how GIA can help you!

A prize-winning educational journal for Adventist educators. NAD teachers can fulfill part of their recertification credit by faithfully reading this informative magazine. We encourage teachers and administrators not only to read this journal, but to write for it as well.

This is the web for the North American Division including resources, services, news, and information.

PSI is the Adventist church’s department of philanthropy. This site contains a fund raising resource database and on-line library.

Designed to assist Adventist educators navigate the rapidly changing and expanding field of educational technology and to learn how to integrate technology into the curriculum.

Other Seventh-day Adventist Links for Adventist Educators

This web site is sponsored by the Church State Council, and is devoted exclusively to issues of religious freedom.

AdventSource is the official leadership resource center for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America. Partnering with NAD departments and other ministry-focused organizations, AdventSource develops, produces, and markets targeted leadership resources and services to assist local congregations in fulfilling their mission. The online store features more than 5,000 resources to help churches achieve their goals and connect with their communities. Find leadership books, Sabbath School materials, community-friendly seminars, DVDs, brochures, Pathfinder and Adventurer uniforms and supplies, Adventist logo apparel, and more.

This is a para-church agency dedicated to nurturing and empowering young people in Christian lifestyle and leadership. dVm provides training, resourcing, networking, and consultation in a wide array of reative youth/young adult ministry arenas.

The Geoscience Research Institute fosters research about creation with this site containing resources and topical papers.

iBelieve Bible is a web series for youth and young adults who want to dig deeper into issues of faith and spirituality.

A distance education portal especially for courses and continuing education in health and in ethics.

The National Account Program is a service of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventist under the direction of the treasury department in Silver Spring, Maryland. The combined purchasing power of the church enables us to negotiate exceptional contract pricing that we can offer to our member organizations.

Newbold College in England is able to offer students a “Year in England” to study General Education credits through Andrews University or Columbia Union College. Credits can then be transferred back to North American Division.

This site coordinated by layperson Dr. Steven Timm contains news, discussion, a comprehensive list of SDA web sites including media outlets, churches with a graphical church locator, and Bible study forum.

Based on true events, Tell The World shares the compelling story of a small group of farmers from the northeast region of the United States who set the foundation of an organization that has been at the forefront of issues such as health, education, communication and Biblical interpretation. View promotional video.

An experiential, interactive, integrated unit that is engaging and exciting for students as they learn the messages of the three angels and understand the deep spiritual principles of our faith.

Other Professional and Religious Sites for Adventist Educators

Previously known as the Accrediting Association of Bible Colleges (AABC).

An online journal, curriculum and other resources, teacher talk, contact information and news, and a section on technology in the classroom

Scholarships awarded to African Americans, American Indians/Alaska Natives, Asian Pacific Islander Americans, Hispanic Americans