Malaria. AIDS. Poverty. Empowering women. These are among the issues people are confronting around the world today, with many wondering whether Christians have effective answers. A Washington D.C. meeting last week demonstrated that some are making an ef
In the Adventist world this week: Women Learn to Sew to Earn Income, Jamaican Adventist Leader Honored, Adventist Church in Iraq Has a New Leader, Ministerial Broadcast Airs Globally and Adventist University Holds Symposium on the Sabbath...
Terry Benedict, Bradley Trevor Greive, Jaroslaw Wajk, Allen and Andrea Steele are masters at building bridges. No, they don't construct the physical structures that connect landmasses but, rather, they assemble the tenuous, fragile bridges of human relati
Seventh-day Adventist world church communication directors, representing each of the church's 13 global regions, voted to approve a statement of ethics for church communicators, a key conclusion of a five-day advisory session held March 20 to 24. The grou
Desmond T. Doss, Sr., who braved ridicule to serve in World War II as a U.S. Army medic without carrying a gun, and who labored on a Sabbath, May 5, 1945, to rescue 75 wounded soldiers pinned down by enemy gunfire on the island of Okinawa, died March 23 a
A 41-year-old Afghan citizen who faces execution over his 1990 conversion from Islam to Christianity is getting support from the Seventh-day Adventist Church as well as leaders worldwide.