Inter-America: Youth Bible Bowl Postponed
The 15 young finalists representing each union of the Inter-American Division territory will have to wait a few more weeks for the grand finale competition re-scheduled to take place January 28, 2006.
Brazil: Finley Campaign Draws Thousands of Responses, Baptisms in Hemisphere
Thousands of people in the south of Brazil -- and thousands more throughout North and South America -- are responding to an evangelistic call ...
Colombia: Meeting Jesus at the Circus
Clowns, contortionists, illusionists and jugglers are essential to a night of family fun at the circus.
World Church: Adventists Should Embrace Environmental Concern, Church Experts Say
Even though the Bible promises a "new heaven and a new Earth" at the conclusion of the book of Revelation...
Peru: Adventist Leader Commends Efforts to Guarantee Equal Treatment of All Religions
Peru's legislative efforts to guarantee equal treatment of all religions drew support last week from Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Providencia: ADRA First To Aid Those Affected by Hurricane Beta
Soon after Hurricane Beta hit the tiny Caribbean island of Providencia, ripping the roofs off thousands of homes and shutting down the airport ...
Jamaica: Church Meets to Organize Leadership
Delegates and members of the Executive Committee of the church in the West Indies territory met to elect its leadership for the next five years.
United States: Religious Freedom Bill Gets Hearing
The fight to protect the faith of America's workers on the job advanced slightly in the United States House of Representatives Nov. 10, ...
Inter-America Officially Begins A New Five-Year Term
As Inter-America begins a new five-year term with over 2.6 million members under its belt, Seventh-day Adventist leaders from the 15 regions met to vote on strategies dealing with equipping the leadership and membership for effective witnessing in their r
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China -- The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) office in China received the 2005 World Habitat Award on Oct. 3 for its work in providing energy efficient housing in China.
Zimbabwe: Soccer Team Ousted for Refusing to Play on Saturdays
Known all over Zimbabwe and much of Africa for stopping rival teams from scoring, the Amazulu football (soccer) team have themselves been stopped in their tracks.
North America: Mission Awareness Challenge Given to Church Communicators
Raising Seventh-day Adventist church members' awareness of mission activity was a challenge presented to 150 church communicators from North America during a recent seminar here.