A Global Church That Observes Saturday

While most Christians worship on Sunday, Seventh-day Adventists observe the seventh day, Saturday, as their Sabbath. This tradition follows the biblical account of creation rather than later calendar shifts.

Emerging from a 19th-century American movement, this faith emphasizes the soon-to-happen return of Jesus Christ. A unique aspect of their history involves co-founder Ellen G. White, whose prolific writings guide the church. Many members view her role as prophetic, similar to the figures found in ancient scripture. By prioritizing Saturday worship, they maintain a distinct identity that highlights their commitment to original biblical traditions.