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Twenty students from Mission College in Thailand take an hour-long trip every other week to a Buddhist wat, or temple compound, in the town of Lopbury where they visit 50 to 75 AIDS patients at a hospice set up by monks.

ANN Feature: AIDS in Thailand, Adventist Students Respond

Dr. Walton John Brown, former education director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church worldwide, died July 7.

Adventist Education Leader Dies

The Russian postal service has issued a stamp portraying the Seventh-day Adventist church building in Ryazan, Russia.

The Russian postal service issued a stamp July 12 picturing the Seventh-day Adventist church building in the city of Ryazan, which is southeast of Moscow.

Adventist Stamp Released in Russia

Lifestyle habits practiced by many Seventh-day Adventist contribute to a longer-than-average life expectancy, according to results released last week from a 12-year study of 34,000 Adventists in California.

Dr. Gary E. Fraser, director of the Loma Linda University Center for Health Research, speaks to the press at the release of a 12-year health study. Lifestyle habits practiced by many Seventh-day Adventists contribute to a longer-than-average life expectancy according the study's results.

Study Links Adventist Lifestyle With Longevity

Nightly crowds of up to 100,000 people continue to fill Sir John Guise Stadium in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, where a two-week Seventh-day Adventist satellite evangelistic series has captured national attention.

A choir on stage sings to the crowd at the Acts 2000 Revelation of Hope series. Approximately 100,000 people attend the event each night.

Papua New Guinea:  Evangelistic Series Holds National Attention

A review by independent examiners has shown that the auditing service of the Seventh-day Adventist Church worldwide continues to maintain high professional standards.

Lowell Cooper, left, vice president at the Adventist Church world headquarters, with Dr. Jack Krogstad, professor of accounting and management at Creighton University in Nebraska and chairperson of the General Conference Auditing Service (GCAS) Board. "[It] does high quality work," said an independent examiner of GCAS, which is responsible for the annual audits of more than 2,400 Adventist organizations around the world.

Church Auditing Service Receives Independent Review

Technology offers the Seventh-day Adventist Church new and more effective ways of advancing the church's mission, according to participants in a conference sponsored by Southern Adventist University's School of Computing.

Mission and Technology Explored at Adventist Conference

An Anglican vicar from Lancashire, England, has delivered a 28 hour, 45 minute sermon, breaking the world record for the longest unscripted speech.

Sermon Breaks World Record for Length

A plan by the United States president to pay churches directly for the provision of certain social services was the focus of a July 6 meeting between Seventh-day Adventist leaders and Professor Carl Esbeck, director of the Office of Faith-Based and Commun

Leaders Discuss Faith-Based Initiatives

A new medical research center, which will be run by Loma Linda University, California, was opened at the Kabul University medical school, Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan, on July 4. The Loma Linda center is designed to help rebuild the teaching program at

Dr. Joan Coggin, right, associate dean for International Programs in the Loma Linda School of Medicine speaks at the opening of a new medical research center in Kabul, Afghanistan.

Adventist University Opens Teaching Center in Kabul

Seventh-day Adventist communicators representing 12 former Soviet republics met at the Adventist Church headquarters in Moscow last month to discuss challenges and make plans for building positive community relations for the Adventist Church throughout th

Adventist communicators meet with Maxim Shevchenko (far right), editor of Independent newspaper in Moscow.

Adventist Communicators Face Challenges in Former Soviet Countries

An estimated 100,000 people gathered at a stadium in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, July 6 to attend the opening night of a Seventh-day Adventist satellite evangelistic series that is being broadcast live around the world.

A satellite next to the stands at Sir John Guise Stadium in Port Moresby is part of the network broadcasting the series.  Up to one million people in Papua New Guinea watch the event each evening.

Papua New Guinea: 100,000 Attend Opening Night of Satellite Series

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