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In remote regions, Adventist mission work takes off

Adventist Aviation Services CEO Roger Millist with a new turbo prop purchased last month to help further the church's mission work in Papua New Guinea. [photo: courtesy Signs Publishing Company]

Aircraft investment earns second plane for Papua New Guinea

One response: Increase youth representation on church's top committee

Alma Delia Rodriguez Banda was among the few young adults who served as delegates during the Adventist Church's 59th General Conference Session. [photo: Josef Kissinger]

Young adults made up 2 percent of Session delegates, survey indicates

Appointment fills vacancy in regional leadership

Mark Johnson accepted his election today as president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada. [photo: Insignia Photography]

Johnson named new president for Adventist Church in Canada

NCU in top 11 teams among from among 300,000 entrants

Team Xormis of Jamaica's Northern Caribbean University after receiving their award at Micorsoft's Imagine Cup on July 8 at the Warsaw Opera House in Poland. [photo courtesy Microsoft]

Adventist University wins category award at Microsoft Imagine Cup

'Financial reasons' cited; in interview, college president Wendth responds

Atlantic Union College President Norman Wendth in an interview yesterday. The New England Association of Schools and Colleges has decided to pull the accreditation of the 128-year-old institution for financial reasons. The school will appeal the decision. [photo: Sandra Blackmer]

Barring appeal, Atlantic Union College to lose accreditation

Wilson hosts China Christian Council representatives at world headquarters, accepts invitation to visit China

New Adventist president reaffirms cooperation with China's Protestant organization

A recap of key actions on marriage, women and youth

The Georgia Dome filled with nearly 70,000 attendees for church on the final day of Session, July 3. [photo and high dynamic range processing by Robert East]

Leaders, delegates reflect on top decisions at Session

The official daily news of the 59th General Conference session

Adventist NewsLine: July 3

Flags, costumes on show from church's 13 world regions

Ambassadors of Nicaragua, Montserrat and Mexico on stage during the Parade of Nations on Saturday night. [photo: Gerry Chudleigh]

Parade of nations closes 2010 General Conference Session

Greetings from Obama read at Sabbath worship

Ted N. C. Wilson delivers his first sermon as president of the Adventist Church. In addressing attendees of final day of General Conference Session, he emphasized the Adventist Church as the remnant church and called for a recommitment to the writing's of church co-founder Ellen White. [photo: Josef Kissinger]

Wilson Calls Adventists to 'Go Forward'

Members urged to reach up, reach out, reach across

General Vice President Mike Ryan said working in unreached areas was a "responsibility and a privilege." [photo: Gerry Chudleigh]

Tell the World initiative continues as church's outreach theme

Once place of racial tension, Georgia capital is now South's central hub

Seen through the Eternal Flame, a girl sits at the edge of a pool surrounding the tomb of Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and his wife, Coretta Scott King. The tomb is part of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site. [photo: Josef Kissinger]

Session's host city Atlanta has civil rights legacy

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