Bangladesh: Devastating Floods Strand Millions, Hit Seminary
As two-thirds of this river-delta nation remain under flood waters, more than 20 percent of its 138 million inhabitants are affected.
Hong Kong: Things Aren
Ironically, he's allergic to rabbits. But this Seventh-day Adventist performer has plenty of other illusions to keep audiences around the world entertained, all while making use of magic to share his faith.
Sudan: Global Mission Center Leveled in Janjweed Militias Attack
Safarig, a Global Mission Center designed for training pioneers, in the Darfur region of Sudan, was recently attacked and leveled to the ground by Janjweed militias.
ANN Feature: Churches Bring Hope and Community To Congregations
It was a sunny day in June and a small congregation of Seventh-day Adventists in Aeropuerto, Peru, waited anxiously for a long-awaited answer to prayer.
World Church: Paulsen To Meet University Students Via Global Telecast,
Better communication between Seventh-day Adventist young people and church administration is the goal of two initiatives from the office of Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the world church.
World Church: Hope 4 The Big Cities Campaign Raises Goals
"Hope 4 The Big Cities," a proposed worldwide urban outreach by the Seventh-day Adventist Church, is raising its goals, hoping to reach out to even more large cities than originally planned.
Haiti: ADRA and Loma Linda University Partner To Create A National Crisis Intervention Team
In the aftermath of the floods that ravaged southeast Haiti last May, the Adventist Relief and Development Agency (ADRA) and the International Behavioral Health Trauma Team from Loma Linda University met in Port-au-Prince from June 28 to July 3
Venezuela: Church Broadcasts Evangelistic Series
The Communication department of Seventh-day Adventist Church in Venezuela has launched a live satellite series called "A Voice of Hope: Secrets of a Better Life."
ANN FEATURE: Gang Members Subject of Bible Study Outreach; Zoning Issues May Threaten
Life for inner-city gang members in this city of 123,000 people, located 20 miles south of New York City, can be brutal, even fatal.
Colombia: Hundreds of Master Guides Gather for Camporee
Nearly 450 master guides and youth leaders participated in a master guide camporee in Sucre, Colombia, from June 30 to July 4.
College Health Foods establishes a sales & distribution outlet center in St. Vincent
College Health Foods celebrates an inauguration ceremony of their new sales & distribution outlet center in St. Vincent
World Church: Mission Awareness To Get Boost With Office, Director
The worldwide mission work of the Seventh-day Adventist Church will receive a new emphasis and focus with the reopening of a Church Office of Mission Awareness, due to start on Sept. 1, 2004.