Ex-president's new evangelism efforts controversial among Adventists

In 1999 Robert S. Folkenberg resigned as president of the Adventist Church following his business involvement with a Sacramento entrepeneur. But rather than retire quietly, Folkenberg picked himself off the mat to battle what he viewed as spiritual apathy among Adventists in the United States. The result: an evangelistic approach that's causing controversy among Adventist members. To read Adventist Today's exclusive report, click here to subscribe. (Subscribing to Adventist Today Magazine also gets you electronic access to the full March-April issue.)

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