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Adventists Mobilize in the Wake of Typhoon Yutu and Hurricane Michael
Adventist Community Services is assisting those affected by the strong storms.
ADRA Europe Annual Forum Promotes Greater Collaboration, Impact
Country directors and leaders meet in Hungary to reflect, plan, and network.
Andrews University Church Celebrates NET ’98 20th Anniversary
Ground-breaking satellite evangelistic series remembered by converts, volunteers.
Adventist Radio in Trial Phase Brings First Convert in Guinea-Bissau
Baptism takes place after first evangelistic series is broadcast from the capital city.
Brazilian State of Pará Declares October 22 as ‘Adventist Day’
Second state to do so after Sao Paulo passed a similar law a year ago.
Adventists Among National Honors Recipients in Jamaica
Two leaders recognized for their contributions to religion and social development.
Bestseller Weet-Bix Celebrates Its 90th Birthday
Breakfast cereal is manufactured by Adventist health-food factory in Australia.
Study Finds Meat, Not Eggs, Is Linked to Type 2 Diabetes
LLU School of Public Health research seems to correct previous claims.
Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America makes statement on Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America is deeply saddened and troubled by the shooting that took place during Sabbath services at a […]
Reconciliation Leads to Mass Ordination Service in Hungary
Event marks a step further in the reunification of two branches of Adventism.
In North America, Adventist Communicators Affirm Professionals and Students
SAC annual conference focuses on purpose, passion, and partnership.
The Call of the Cosmos Short Film Released in Time for Creation Sabbath
Adventist-promoted annual day to celebrate God’s creation to take place October 27.
Thousands of Local Pastors Trained Thanks to Online Program
In Inter-America region, leaders are intentional about supporting local church ministers.
Ground-breaking Lawsuit Could Expand Religious Freedom Protection in Korea
A positive outcome would give young Korean Adventists ‘a brighter future,’ leaders said.