Delker inspired crowds for more than five decades
Voice of Prophecy Soloist Del Delker Passes to Her Rest
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Refugees Brave the Cold for Fellowship in North Carolina
Joint worship service involves refugees from various nations and language groups.
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Church Elders Empowered to Baptize in Australia
Regional Adventist leaders set to strengthen elders’ role within local congregations.
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Adventist Church Appoints Director for Junior Youth, Pathfinders
Andrés J. Peralta will join the Youth Department team at world church headquarters.
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Injured Volunteer in Costa Rica Passes Away
Ken Lauren, 71, was not able to recover from his injuries after a fall.
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Jim Micheff Selected as Michigan Conference President
Micheff previously served as executive secretary
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Dominica Goes from Relief to Rebuild Thanks to International Support
Adventist members abroad join forces, send volunteers to assist efforts.
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Volunteer Gravely Injured During Costa Rica Project
Organizations involved ask for continued prayers.
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At the United Nations, Adventists Emphasize Compassion for Refugees
New York event brings together faith-based organizations and other advocates.
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Adventist University of Health Sciences Installs New President
Edwin I. Hernández is the second president in the school’s history.
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Twenty-Year-Old Christmas Shoebox Still Inspiring Lives Today
A story of a gift that brought about unexpected results.
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Nigerian Adventist Corps Baptize 40 in Unentered Island
Corps initiative seeks to engage, deploy Adventist young professionals for mission.
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Unity Oversight Committee Releases Statement Regarding Way Forward
Process includes gathering qualitative and quantitative data from world field
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ADRA’s President Discusses Forced Migration at United Nations Symposium
Jonathan Duffy highlights the crucial supportive role of faith-based organizations.
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Adventist Church Launches TV Channel in France
Hope Channel France will mainly cater to a post-modern, secularist audience.
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