Mexico: Young People Celebrate Youth Festival
More than 1,600 young Adventists from the church in Central Chiapas, Mexico, gathered for their yearly youth festival, on Dec. 9-11, 2005.
Inter-America: Major Events Start the New Year
Packed with major events and scheduled meetings, 2006 promises to be a year that will set the tone for the rest of the quinquennium throughout the church in the Inter-American Division.
New youth Hymnal
The Youth Ministry has contracted with the Inter-American Division Publishing Association (IADPA) and the world production organization, MCS Reproducciones to print the new Himnario Juvenil Interamericano which will have 352 songs to praise the Lord.
World Church: Spiritual Nurture, Mission Involvement Crucial, Paulsen Says
Spiritual nurture centered on the Bible and involvement in the church's mission to "Tell the World" ...
Inter-America Begins 2006 On A Spiritual Tone
Making a fresh start to the year, church leaders and staff gathered for a special spiritual program and musical concert at the Inter-America Division Headquarters in Miami, Florida, on Jan. 3, 2006.
Egypt: Sudanese Adventist Killed in Cairo Violence
An active member of the Sudanese Seventh-day Adventist Church in Cairo, Betty Asenzo Bernard, was killed ...
Year in Review: Adventists Celebrate Growth, Share World Concerns in 2005
Some 14.3 million people are now baptized members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church worldwide
United States: Adventist Educators Ponder Impact of Intelligent Design Ruling
A Dec. 20 ruling from a federal court in the United States finds that "creation science" or "Intelligent Design" cannot be taught in state-sponsored schools ...
Tanzania: Four Church Leaders, Driver Are Killed In Crash En Route to Funeral
Four leaders in the Seventh-day Adventist Church in East Tanzania, along with the son of one leader, were killed in a head-on vehicle collision Dec. 21.
Mexico City: ADRA Helps Teenage Mothers
In Mexico City, where more than 22 million people reside, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is providing hope to a small group of adolescent mothers and children.
Health: Loma Linda University, LLU Medical Center Mark Centennial
In 1905, Albert Einstein published the Special Theory of Relativity, the first jukebox was invented, and, on a small hill in Southern California called Loma Linda, a dream began.
World Church: Adventist Leader Urges Care for the Poor as 2006 Draws Near
Along with preaching the Gospel message, Seventh-day Adventists must also express practical concern for "the very poorest" of the world, ...