Every report is anchored to a region and traces back to the research it came from. No report stands on a figure whose source it will not name.
Each one names the region it covers, the research behind it, and the source note that bounds what it can claim.
What the latest McCrindle and NCLS data says about Adventist mission in Australia and New Zealand
In North America, typical Sabbath attendance may be far below reported membership
The Adventist Church has audit systems; the public question is how much transparency builds confidence
A guide to the Adventist media landscape — and why every outlet has blind spots
GC Session and constituency-meeting costs raise stewardship questions across the church structure
The countries with the highest Adventist ratios are mostly places you've never heard of
Adventists retain about 50-65% of youth. Mormons: 64%. Hindus: 82%. What's the difference?
Teacher replacement patterns raise questions about staffing, mission identity, and sustainability
The estimated cost to retain one additional member through K-12 Adventist education: a quarter million dollars
Global South growth remains a major Adventist story, even as the growth rate is slowing
Adventist pastoral salaries vary widely by region despite shared credentials and mission
The health message opens doors when framed as invitation and can create barriers when framed as law
The Adventist Church plants 8 churches per day globally. But only 4% of NAD churches have ever reproduced.
Average NAD pastor age and retirement timing raise long-range staffing questions
Emerging research links weekly Sabbath rest to reduced anxiety, less burnout, and greater life satisfaction
47% of Adventist Health Study participants eat meat regularly. The health message reality is broader than the stereotype.
In some regions, losses offset much of the annual growth — a signal for deeper pastoral response
How much Western Adventist growth comes from migration compared with local evangelistic fruit?
Many baptised Adventist teens disengage by their mid-20s, with warning signs often appearing earlier
Real donations are declining in some settings as older high-capacity givers age
NAD staffing patterns raise stewardship questions about office capacity and frontline ministry
Many Adventist pastors report feeling run down or drained, with severe stress higher in some regions
Adventist pastors move every 2.7 years. Peak effectiveness starts at year 5.
Gen Z is attending church more than expected — and the pattern needs careful interpretation
Former Adventists often cite relational trust and perceived hypocrisy alongside theological questions
98.2% of youth who complete K-12 Adventist education stay in the church. Only 27% without it do.
Book membership and Sabbath attendance can tell different stories about active church life
Since 1965, reported accessions and current membership point to a major retention challenge
In most churches, 20% of givers fund 80% of the budget. Are Adventist churches any different?
Australian tithe-to-income ratios appear to have declined over 20 years while absolute tithe keeps rising
What public tithe and baptism data may reveal about stewardship models across divisions