The organizing committee of the international congress "Natural and Conventional Medicine in Adventism: An Evidence-Based Approach" has announced the formal postponement of the event, which was originally scheduled for September 15–19, 2026, in Lignano Sabbiadoro, Italy.
The decision to reschedule follows a comprehensive review of the event’s logistical and organizational requirements. The postponement is intended to ensure that the congress meets the high standards of academic and professional excellence expected for such an international gathering. By extending the planning phase, organizers aim to optimize the program's quality, facilitate broader international participation, and provide a more impactful experience for all attendees.
Ongoing Objectives and Future Planning
Despite the change in schedule, the core mission of the congress remains firm. The event continues to serve as a vital platform for health professionals, researchers, and church leadership to engage with evidence-based health practices within the Adventist tradition.
Key focus areas for the upcoming sessions will include:
Integrating conventional medical practices with natural health approaches.
Presenting peer-reviewed research relevant to the Adventist health message.
Fostering global collaboration among healthcare practitioners and theologians.
Next Steps
Updated dates and revised registration details will be communicated as soon as they are finalized. Stakeholders and prospective participants are encouraged to await official correspondence regarding the new timeline.
The organizing committee expresses its gratitude for the continued support and understanding of the global health community as work continues to deliver a benchmark event for evidence-based medicine in an Adventist context.
