Sixty years after the Nazi genocide where in Hungary alone 450,000 Jews were killed, the memory of a brave pastor has been recalled in a feature article in The Weekend Australian newspaper.
Twelve months after its launch, an ambitious initiative to "blanket the world with Bible studies" is yielding exciting results, but also some challenges, according to Bettina Krause, coordinator of Sow 1 Billion. The task of distributing hundreds of milli
Adventist World Radio (AWR) will close its Americas Region office in Costa Rica on Sept. 6, 2004, and continue its radio ministry in Central and South America through a new partnership with the Adventist Media Center - Brazil, operated by the church's Sou
Five medical students attending the American University of the Caribbean will be able to observe the Biblical Sabbath, or Saturday, as their day of worship while continuing their education, the Court of First Instance ruled on Aug. 20
An explosion that destroyed a building in downtown Kabul Aug. 29, killing at least seven people, also damaged the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) office in Afghanistan and injured an ADRA staff member.
Reminiscent of the Bible conferences of early Adventist history, a week-long second International Faith and Science Conference convened in Denver, Aug. 20 to 26, and concluded a three-year series of consultations initiated by Seventh-day Adventist world c