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Adventist community activist warning 20,000-strong refugee population of delta's mercury-tainted stock

For Cambodian subsistence fishermen, years of fishing from the muddy Mekong skews their assessment of the deceptively clear Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers. They often continue fishing a few feet down from “no fishing” signs posted by Stockton city officials.

For Cambodian fishing families, an effort to snag a healthier future

Adventist Church pioneer to Albania dies, Church members affected by Papua New Guinea floods ...

Adventists Around the World

ADRA update: Responding to Bangladesh cyclone, Chile earthquake; First Nepalese ordained Adventist minister dies

Adventists around the world

Some 800 young people in the West African country of Mali are learning basic anatomy and health principles along with teamwork and leadership skills through a project that uses sports to fight the spread of HIV/AIDS.

Among the efforts to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS it has led since 1985, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency runs preventative education programs around the world. This year, ADRA is distributing World AIDS Day kits to observe the December 1 awareness day. [photo: courtesy ADRA International]

ADRA to observe World AIDS Day December 1

Beatrice Lospa never imagined a nationwide initiative to make reading the Bible attractive and accessible to every Romanian would be so popular.

“Knowing how to read does you no good if you’ve never read the Bible,” the Sola Scriptura advertisements on billboards and bus stops read. This one, situated on a main street in Bucharest, targets a well-read crowd.

Romania: Adventist national ad campaign declares Bible reading a must

Fundraising effort to compensate for country's empty shelves, fields

While not a long-term solution, donated food will sustain Solusi University while officials there work to purchase an irrigation system and farming equipment that will help the campus achieve food self-sufficiency within six months, church leaders in Southern Africa say. [photo: Lisa Beardsley/ANN]

Zimbabwe: Adventist university's food supplies dwindling

Preliminary results rank Adventist students in 60th to 65th percentile

Larry Blackmer, vice president for education for the church’s North American region, told church leaders the study is the “most important survey ever undertaken in the Adventist Church.” A team of researchers is examining academic achievement scores and associated factors for students in Adventist schools in the United States, Canada and Bermuda.

Adventist students average higher than national norms academically, study says

Replaces retiring Evans; will oversee church's Australia, New Zealand and island nations region

Oliver nominated as new president for church's South Pacific Division

Partnership expected to rehabilitate region's treatment facilities

Following a three-month evaluation, church health officials in the South Pacific determined some 70 percent of the region’s clinics are so under-supplied that staff don’t have medical equipment to check blood pressure.

Adopt a Clinic program to team churches with South Pacific clinics

Tanzania: Two Adventist leaders die in traffic collision; France: Adventist healthcare professionals address care among Muslims; Peru: Nation's first lady visits ADRA office; Netherlands: Church growing, adapting to country's multicultrual makeup; South K

Walter Britton, ADRA Peru country director, with Pilar Nores de Garcia, the first lady of Peru, during her visit to the ADRA Peru headquarters in Lima, last month. [photo: courtesy ADRA]

When church officials and guests joined a 500-strong crowd for the opening of a new house of worship in Buey Arriba, it was Raul Alvarez who received the loudest applause.

A Cuban woman reads her Bible at Havana's Seventh-day Adventist Vibora Church, where Paulsen commended the "commitment and spirituality" of Cuban Adventists during Sabbath worship service November 3. Cuba joins more than three dozen other countries in Inter-America to make up the church's largest world region. [photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

Cuba: Standing room only for 'House of Light' dedication; world church president visits island

Protestant reformer depicted alongside devil in citywide ad campaign

Posters criticizing Protestant leader Martin Luther were displayed throughout Lublin, Poland, to advertise an organization that seeks to establish a "Catholic state" within Poland. It is illegal to criticize another religion in Poland, Adventist church leaders said.

Polish Adventists join other Protestants in denouncing posters attacking Luther

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