The Seventh Day Adventist Reform Movement is a worldwide religious body of over 45,000 members, active in more than 130 countries around the globe.
First organised in 1925, the Movement represents a body of people united to proclaim the Everlasting Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. We believe the Bible, God’s written word to mankind, declares the imminent return of Christ in glory, and we are seeking to prepare a people for that great event (Revelation 14:6-12; 18:1-4). Our beliefs are set out in full on This We Believe.
The Australasian Union Conference is a constituent unit of the General Conference, the world governing body of the movement. It provides administrative and operational support to the Seventh Day Adventist Reform Movement within Australia and New Zealand.
For other countries of the South Pacific region, including Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Samoa and Fiji, visit the South Pacific Union Mission. For the Australasian Union’s earlier work in the South Pacific, read the History of the South Pacific Union Mission.
Read some history of the Reform Movement in Australia, or find out more about the movement as a whole on the General Conference website.