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Loma Linda Earns Major Nursing Recognition
Accomplishment is a nod to the excellence of LLUMC nurses, officials say.
North American Church President Set to Retire in July
Daniel R. Jackson and his wife, Donna, have served at the NAD headquarters since 2010.
ADRA Provides Learning Solutions in Myanmar, Despite Closed Schools
Adventist humanitarian agency is ramping up opportunities for vocational education.
Twelve-Year-Old Helps Feed the Homeless in Fiji During Lockdown
A team is going out into the city streets every Sunday to assist those in need.
Andrews University Responds to May 14 Encryption Malware Incident on Its Computer Systems
Windows servers were infected, as well as PCs connected to them, officers reported.
Young Woman Teaches the Bible to 45,000 Followers on TikTok
In Brazil, Brenda Matos’s project is thriving during the COVID-19 lockdown.
‘Now Eye See’ Keeps Giving New Sight to Thousands in India
U.S. Adventist university initiative is providing new vision and hope.
Veteran Church Planter Killed in Russia
Alexander Ostankin, 46, got his start as a Global Mission pioneer.
Improvisation Is Key to Video Success During Lockdown
In Albania, short family productions are reaching both church and unchurched parents.
School Online: Lots of Tech Tools and a Learning Curve
Adventist schools are adapting to keep up under a new reality.
In St. Croix, Members Watch as Adventist Church Goes Up in Flames
Overwhelmed by emotion, leaders and members vow to keep moving ministry forward.
Thinking ‘Adventistly’ About Politics
How should Seventh-day Adventists relate to political entanglement and partisanship?
“Little Richard” Penniman, Adventist and Controversial Rock Pioneer, Dies at 87
He begged people to accept Christ in a recent 3ABN public appearance.
Thieves Steal Church’s Fruit Trees but Community Spirit Still Strong
In Australia, local mayor steps in to make sure the Adventist soup kitchen stays open.