Days after Tropical Storm Erika devastated the Caribbean Island of Dominica, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in Dominica, with the help of local Adventist church member volunteers, are active in providing meals to those left homeless from the most affected communities on the island. The storm hit the small island of approximately 72,000… Read More ›
Organizers of the 6-day event were grateful to share healthy tips in their community. Source: Adventist News
One Year In Mission Vietnam recognized for 2 community service projects. Source: Adventist News
Center used as an information center for refugees passing through Serbia. Source: Adventist News
Church leaders say, “the immigrant story is also our story.” Source: Adventist News
For more than 6 years the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Italy played an instrumental role in the official recognition. Source: Adventist News
More than 300 participate in ‘enditnow’ initiative. Source: Adventist News
A recent Adventist evangelistic series in Sarawak, Malaysia featured a unique variation on ministry to children. As church leaders in Kampung Simboh prepared for the August 2-8 evangelistic series, the original plan focused on adult programming. However, they soon realized children’s programming was also needed to more fully reach families in the surrounding communities. When… Read More ›
Adventist children’s ministry leaders in West Java, Indonesia use a variety of activities to encourage a more vibrant relationship with Jesus among children. On August 9, more than 700 children and 200 staff from 25 Adventist churches joined in a one-day Children’s Spiritual Celebration at Indonesian Adventist University (Universitas Advent Indonesia) in Bandung. With a… Read More ›
August 22 is “enditnow” day. Source: Adventist News
At the 17th Annual Meeting of Religious Liberty Experts, scholars examine both the destructive and healing power of faith in society. Source: Adventist News
Violence in Iraq has displaced at least 3 million people, 50 percent of which have fled to the Kurdish-controlled governorates in the north of Iraq where the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is working. For more than six months, ADRA has been operating in Baharka Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp providing services to families… Read More ›
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in North Colombia recently celebrated a newly organized church on the campus of a public university in the State of Antioquia, in North Colombia. Church administrators and leaders boasted about the importance of organizing the first church on a public campus in the territory and the country, during a special ceremony… Read More ›
As monsoon rains continue in flood-devastated Myanmar, Adventists throughout the country are responding to the overwhelming needs. Current national news reports indicate the death toll has passed 100 and almost one million people have been affected, a number of whom were already displaced before the flooding. The Myanmar Union Mission (MYUM) has organized the Central… Read More ›
More than 12,000 church members volunteered to spread messages of hope and offer assistance to more than 200,000 people in 29 cities. Source: Adventist News
More than 12,000 church members volunteered to spread messages of hope and offer assistance to more than 200,000 people in 29 cities. Source: Adventist News
The 2-day mega clinic surpassed goal. Source: Adventist News
The 2-day mega clinic surpassed goal. Source: Adventist News
This week Adventists in Myanmar continue their assessment and relief activities in the flood-affected western areas of the country. Six weeks of heavy rainfall combined with high winds and rain from a recent cyclone have caused flooding and some landslides in four western areas, leaving 46 dead and more than 150,000 affected according to current… Read More ›
This week Adventists in Myanmar continue their assessment and relief activities in the flood-affected western areas of the country. Six weeks of heavy rainfall combined with high winds and rain from a recent cyclone have caused flooding and some landslides in four western areas, leaving 46 dead and more than 150,000 affected according to current… Read More ›
Hundreds of Seventh-day Adventists joined government officials in the Caribbean island of St. Kitts last month to march against the escalating crime wave in the Cayon Community. More than 300 church members from nine Adventist congregations denounced crime by encouraging onlookers to have love for each other, put away guns, keep the Ten Commandments, and… Read More ›
Hundreds of Seventh-day Adventists joined government officials in the Caribbean island of St. Kitts last month to march against the escalating crime wave in the Cayon Community. More than 300 church members from nine Adventist congregations denounced crime by encouraging onlookers to have love for each other, put away guns, keep the Ten Commandments, and… Read More ›
The effort to reduce infant and maternal mortality rates begins in South Africa. Source: Adventist News
The effort to reduce infant and maternal mortality rates begins in South Africa. Source: Adventist News
Adventist leaders say the Pew findings reflect the church’s mission to prepare all people for Jesus’ return. Source: Adventist News
Adventist leaders say the Pew findings reflect the church’s mission to prepare all people for Jesus’ return. Source: Adventist News
The World Adventist Public Officials Association (WAPOA) aims to connect Adventists around the world who serve their country as elected or appointed officials. Source: Adventist News
The World Adventist Public Officials Association (WAPOA) aims to connect Adventists around the world who serve their country as elected or appointed officials. Source: Adventist News
Residents from the former Yugoslavia worshipped together during the 60th General Conference Session Source: Adventist News
Residents from the former Yugoslavia worshipped together during the 60th General Conference Session Source: Adventist News