When a Seventh-day Adventist evangelist conducts an outreach event, it's not unusual to have people respond by giving their lives to Christ. But a recent Adventist-led outreach that covered the entire nation of Chile brought in much more: blood donations
On the South Pacific Island of Papua New Guinea, this Dec. 1 -- also known as World AIDS Day -- has special significance. The HIV/AIDS epidemic that has killed 3 million people worldwide this year alone runs rampant on the island, making it number one in
United Kingdom -- Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) , the ecumenical body that has linked major Christian denominations in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland for the last 15 years, held its final Assembly in November.
A small, Bucharest basement was once the scene for the Seventh-day Adventist Church's television production in Romania. Today, a national media center stands in this capital city with the task of producing radio and television programs for the nation. On
In places such as South Africa, death from HIV/AIDS is a way of life. It is not unusual for people to waste away for months and then die at a young age.
Missionary service got two thumbs-up when scores of Seventh-day Adventist volunteers celebrated the opening of two new houses of worship in Peru.