The SDA Manual of Procedures is a set of administrative and liturgical procedures that guides the work of the entire Adventist organization.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church Handbook has existed in its current form since 1932. It describes the operations and functions of local churches and their relationship to the denominational structures of which they are members.

The Adventist Church Handbook also expresses the Seventh-day Adventist Church's understanding of Christian life, church government, and discipline based on biblical principles and the authority of duly constituted General Conference sessions.