Here you will find links to a wide variety of resources and organizations, some with connections to the Seventh-day Adventist Church and some without such connections. Although the majority of the links relate to health, for your convenience we have provided additional links for those who might find them useful.
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Am. Journal of Clinical Nutrition
Vibrant Life (get their free recipe of the week)
Hospitals
Seventh-day Adventist hospitals operate for the purpose of blending the best medical care with the opportunity for every individual to have the spiritual care needed to enhance their healing. The administration and philosophy are distinctly wholistic and spiritual in nature and follow guidelines set up by the operating boards whose members are Seventh-day Adventists. The employees are of every background, race, & religion. The hospitals are all non-profit, and part of the recovery phase encourages patients to learn more of the reason for disease and how to prevent or help to improve chronic conditions. Many of the larger hospitals involve nursing and medical training programs, as well as specialist care for nearly all acute and chronic conditions.
Central and Southern USA Hospitals
Book Stores
The Adventist Book Center, with many locations in North America, sells books and other materials on the subjects of health, spirituality, daily living, and other subjects, as well as many vegetarian food products.
Lifestyle Centers
The following are just some of the lifestyle centers owned or operated by Seventh-day Adventists. The administration and philosophy are distinctly wholistic and spiritual in nature and follow guidelines set up by the operating boards whose members are Seventh-day Adventists. The people who are served are of every background, race, and religion. Employees are usually exclusively Seventh-day Adventist in the lifestyle centers. Many of the lifestyle centers also operate certificate training or degree programs for lifestyle educators. All of the programs at the lifestyle centers involve exercise, nutrition, cooking demonstration, health lectures, and personal evaluation and treatment plans. Some specialize in weight reduction, reversal of diabetes, and hypertension and other chronic diseases. The programs also always include a spiritual emphasis of mind-body interactions in the influence on health.
Black Hills Health & Education Center (South Dakota, USA)
Eden Valley Lifestyle Center (Colorado, USA)
Heartgood Foundation (Norway)
Herghelia Lifestyle Center (Romania)
Lifestyle Center of America (Oklahoma, USA)
New Life Health Center (Ukraine)
Silver Hills Guest House (Canada)
Uchee Pines Institute (Georgia, USA)
Weimar Institute (California, USA)
Wildwood Lifestyle Center (Tennesee, USA)
Radio and Television - mostly religious content with some health content
Adventist World Radio multi-language shortwave broadcasting
Amazing Facts television and radio programs
It Is Written television program
Lifestyle Magazine television program
The Voice of Prophecy television and radio programs
Three Angels Broadcasting Network
Loma Linda Broadcasting Network and
Hope Channel
24-hour worldwide satellite broadcast networks
Health Food Stores - see book stores
SDA Institutions of Higher Education
Most Adventist institutions of higher education have one or more majors in the health care field. Probably the most well-known such institution is Loma Linda University. The link below lists all such institutions around the world.
An immense variety of Adventist links can be found at Plusline.org and Tagnet.
To locate an Adventist church in your city, click this link:
Locate Seventh-day Adventist organizations around the world:
