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Weeding, Cleaning Drains, and Providing Charcoal Treatment
Fiji Adventists return to comprehensive evangelism after lockdown restrictions are eased.
Food and Laptops Make a Difference Among Those in Need in Hungary
ADRA initiative supports families with students affected by the COVID-19 lockdown.
Of Learning Leaders and Gownless Graduations
Church leaders in Europe reflect on what they learned during their graduate studies.
Which Type of Face Mask Is Most Effective Against COVID-19?
An expert breaks down differences and explains how they are meant to be used.
In Jamaica, Adventist University Mourns Violent Death of Professor
Gordon Lightbourn was a well-liked, competent lecturer and researcher, leaders say.
Mental Health Experts Respond to a Rise in Anxiety Disorders and Substance Abuse
COVID-19 pandemic has increased emotional health concerns, AdventHealth reports.
‘We Lost All Our Belongings in the Mud’
ADRA assists families, churches in the Dominican Republic hit by Hurricane Isaias
Young Evangelists Share 50,000 Tracts in Arabic
Dearborn, Michigan has the largest population of Arab Americans in the U.S.
Ground-breaking Technology Allows ‘Dead’ Hearts to Be Transplanted
AdventHealth now performs a procedure that gives hope amid the U.S. organ shortage.
‘Like 12 hours in a Sealed Bag in the Sun’
Adventists in El Salvador distribute care packets to PPE-clad frontline workers.
Adventist Schools in Solomon Islands Create Ministry Opportunities
With 800 teachers and 15,000 students, they are the largest church ministry across the nation.
Love Is Not Rude
Keeping civil and courteous in the times of COVID-19.
Church Plants Reach Secular Community in New Caledonia
Prayer groups and social networks are developing into community congregations.
Adventist University Students Win Internships at UN Development Program
In Jamaica, interns will work to reduce inequalities in education in a post-COVID-19 era.