Iraq: Insurgent Blasts Damage Baghdad Church
For the fourth time in two years, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in central Baghdad was damaged as a result of bomb blasts.
United States: Should ‘Intelligent Design’ be a Public School Subject?
The question of "intelligent design" -- a scientific theory which states a complex and detailed universe must have had a designer...
South America: Learning to Read Brings Many to Jesus
When you can't fill out a voting ballot, read a bed time story to your child, apply for a better job, or even understand street signs life can be difficult to navigate.
Switzerland: Christian Leaders Meet, HIV/AIDS a Major Focus
Leaders of a wide range of Christian churches met in Geneva, Switzerland, for a series of consultations Oct. 16 to 22.
ANN Perspective: Rosa Parks, Civil Rights Pioneer, Touched Adventist Lives in Her City
Sometimes it is the end of a journey that lets you see where you've been. The recent passing of Rosa Parks has had that effect on many in the United States and around the world.
Inter-American Youth Compete Throughout The Territory
Hundreds of Adventist young people from throughout the Inter-American Division territory have been competing to be among the top 15 young people representing the 15 regions of the division for a grand prize in the final competition which takes place on De
Inter-America: Year-End Meetings Moved to Panama
The Inter-American Division Year-End Committee Meetings have been re-scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 30, in Panama City, Panama. Church leaders from throughout Inter-America will be traveling to Panama City, to meet at the Hotel El Panama until Tuesday, Nov. 1
Jamaica: Adventist Calls for the Church to Take Back the Island
"Jamaica needs to move from the power of man to the Power of God in order to be rescued from the clutches of supernatural power," were the words of instruction to the Government and people of Jamaica.
Cambodia: Firm on Principles, Adventist School is a Showcase of Success
The 12 high school seniors felt so strongly that Saturday was the Sabbath -- a day of worship and rest -- that they refused to take their government exams on that day no matter what the consequences were.
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UN Expert on Religious Intolerance Appeals for Support
United Nations expert Asma Jahangir appealed for greater support in the fight against religious intolerance at a meeting in New York on Oct. 24.
Central America: ADRA Delivers Food to Hurrican Stan Survivors
Following mudslides and other hurricane damage that ravaged the lives of tens of thousands, victims of Hurricane Stan are receiving food aid from the Adventist Development and Relief Agency, ADRA International.