Who We Are

Understanding the beliefs and community of Seventh-day Adventists

Who We Are

Seventh-day Adventists are a faith community dedicated to living with hope, health, and harmony.

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Welcome to RACOMI (Ralph Coutard Ministry), a Christ-centered ministry dedicated to proclaiming the everlasting gospel of Jesus Christ and helping people grow in their relationship with God through faith, prayer, and the study of His Word.

Our mission is to inspire individuals and families to know Jesus personally, understand the Bible, and live according to God's will. We believe that the Scriptures are God's inspired Word and the foundation for Christian faith and daily living. Through biblical teaching, prayer, discipleship, and Christian resources, we seek to encourage spiritual growth and prepare people for Christ's soon return.

At RACOMI, we are committed to sharing the message of hope, salvation, and God's love with people of every background. Whether you are beginning your faith journey or have walked with Christ for many years, you will find biblical encouragement, practical resources, and opportunities to deepen your understanding of God's truth.

Our ministry provides Bible studies, devotional articles, prayer resources, Christian education, family and marriage encouragement, health and wellness guidance based on biblical principles, and inspirational content designed to strengthen faith and build Christlike character.

We strive to create an online community where believers can worship, learn, pray, and grow together. Every article, study, and resource is created with one purpose: to glorify God and point people to Jesus Christ.

At RACOMI, we believe that faith transforms lives, prayer changes hearts, and God's Word remains the sure foundation for every generation.

Our Motto:
Faith • Belief • Prayer

Basics

Who are they?

Seventh-day Adventists are a Christian denomination observing Saturday as the Sabbath.

What do they believe?
When did they start?
Why Saturday Sabbath?
Are they worldwide?

They emphasize the Bible, Jesus’ second coming, and healthy living.

The movement began in the mid-1800s in the United States after the Second Great Awakening.

They observe Saturday as the biblical seventh day of rest and worship.

Yes, they have millions of members across the globe.