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Excitement Builds for Papua New Guinea for Christ
Church leaders and members are getting ready for major evangelistic initiative.
Andrews University Connects with Pastors’ Group during Weekly Meeting
Initiative invites pastors, school principals to pray and fellowship online.
Retired Church Leader George W. Brown Turns 100
He served the church in a variety of roles, including Inter-American Division president.
In Ukraine, an Internally Displaced Family Finds Support to Restart
ADRA is helping families to adapt and thrive after they resettle due to the ongoing war.
Children Have Fun and Praise Jesus at Vacation Bible School in Chile
Programs are focused on cooking and healthy eating, nature, and worship of God.<<
A Better Life for My Children
In rural Cambodia, ADRA gave an illiterate mother the keys to succeed and thrive.
Last Maranatha Mission Trip in 2023 Was a Trip of Firsts
Most volunteers from the Tryon church had never flown or been outside the U.S.
El Centinela Launches Evangelistic Bible Guides for Spanish Speakers
New resource is designed to guide readers to make a conscious decision for Jesus.
2024 International Pathfinder Camporee Tickets Are Sold Out
The event is expected to draw 55,000 people in Gillette, Wyoming, U.S., August 5-11.
Pre-evangelism Event Results in Baptisms, Commitments in Papua New Guinea
Leaders and members across the nation are gearing up for major evangelistic initiative.
Young Adult LIFE Tour Seeks to Offer a Transformative Experience, Leaders Say
Initiative is connecting members in their 20s for training, fellowship, and inspiration.
Free Mobile Market in Texas Serves to Connect Body, Mind, and Spirit
AdventHealth is supporting hospital team efforts to fight food insecurity in Mansfield.
Annual Deaf Camp in Ghana Marks a Milestone of Inclusivity and Faith
Adventist Possibility Ministries event connected, inspired 93 hearing-impaired participants.
Alarming Increase in Substance Use-Related Cardiovascular Death, Study Finds
Loma Linda University researcher singled out alcohol as the most common substance.
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