Question 1

What is the Seventh Day Adventist Reform Movement (SDARM)?

Accepted Answer

The Seventh Day Adventist Reform Movement (SDARM) is a worldwide Christian church organization founded in 1925 in Gotha, Germany. It upholds biblical principles, seventh-day Sabbath observance and health reform, and is active in 132 countries across six continents.

Question 2

In which languages are SDARM resources available?

Accepted Answer

This directory links to SDARM websites, Sabbath School lessons, YouTube channels and social media in 19+ languages, including Dutch, English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Romanian, Polish, Croatian, Hungarian, Czech, Danish, Russian, Ukrainian, Macedonian, Korean and Japanese.

Question 3

How do I find an SDARM church or resources in my country?

Accepted Answer

Choose your language on the homepage, then use the country filter to see the official SDARM websites, Bible study resources and social media pages for your country.

Question 4

How are the Sabbath (Friday sunset) times calculated?

Accepted Answer

The Sabbath begins at sunset on Friday and ends at sunset on Saturday. The site can show local Sabbath times based on your location or a city you search for, using sunset data for that location.

SDARM International Directory: Gateway to Principles, Health, and Gospel

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