[3] Andreas Dura, however, in a 2006 interview with the Siegener Zeitung, stated that church members are free to visit doctors.
These topics have been investigated and presented to the public in the forms of lectures, a children's musical, a panel discussion, and various projects and exhibitions.
[6][7][8] Seminars are also held for members from various countries throughout the world where the participants learn to deal with practical, every day matters.
[10] Other activities included supplying the local area with a range of healthy dietary products and courses in health care.
[13] The Sabbath Rest Advent Church considers the whole Bible, the revealed word of God, as the foundation for its faith.
The Pharisees had already judged her guilty, but Jesus set her free with the words, “Neither do I condemn you; go and sin no more.” See John 8:1-11.
This offer of deliverance is accepted by believing in what God has promised: a change of nature (see Ezekiel 36:26, 27)—a rebirth.
The Sabbath Rest Advent Church teaches that the future does not lie in man's ability to solve problems, but in salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.
[18] The Sabbath Rest Advent Church believes that before Christ can come again certain conditions, laid down in the word of God, must first be met.
Therefore, waiting for Christ's return is not a passive but an active task—Christ's followers will do the same works of love that he did when he first came to this earth two thousand years ago.