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Cultural Barriers, Visa Difficulties Lessen

Seventh-day Adventist pastors Oleg Elkine and Valentine Novgorodsky are ordained June 16 in Jerusalem. [Photo courtesy Israel Field]

Adventist Church Ordains First Jewish Pastors in Israel

In a world where the Internet helps people fit news, entertainment and even spiritual enrichment into their increasingly multitasked lives, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific now offers the Adult Bible Study Guide on podcast.

The Adventist Church’s Adult Bible Study Guide is now available on an English-language podcast from the church’s South Pacific region based in Australia. [Photo: courtesy AMN]

Bible Study Podcast Targets Young People, Commuters

Laura Bush visits a malaria spraying site June 27 in Mozal, Mozambique. Each year more than 1 million people die of malaria. Of these deaths, 85 percent occur in sub-Saharan Africa. For children in Africa, malaria is the leading cause of death. [Photo: Shealah Craighead/The White House]

Mozambique: Inter-Faith Coalition Launches Anti-Malaria Campaign

There are eleven volumes of the Pastor's DVD, with plans to launch a Web site offering the compiled resources.

DVD Offers Pastors Resources, Support

Church's Southern Asia President Crosses 10-Year Mark; New Principal for Adventist College in India

Regional church leaders recognize the service of Pastor Ron (center) and Dorothy Watts. [Photo: courtesy Southern Asia Division]

Adventists Around the World

Some Pastors Not on Board; A Canadian Backlash

Ricardo Graham, secretary for the Adventist Church in the Northern Pacific Union says in his experience pastoral evaluations have found that most pastors want to improve their level of service. [Photo: Gerry Chudleigh/ANN]

You Have A Job Evaluation; Does Your Minister?

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) joined the international community June 20 in observing World Refugee Day, a day that honors the courage, persistence, and strength of refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) around the world.

ADRA workers help to build one of 3,500 latrines at a refugee camp in Darfur, Sudan. [Photo: courtesy ADRA]

ADRA Observes World Refugee Day

Statistical Honesty Vital to Church's Credibility, Leaders Say; A One-Time 0.6 Person Decrease in Membership

G.T. Ng (right), says counting baptized members isn't enough; the church must nurture and retain them. [Photo: courtesy of Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries]

15 Million Adventists, Who's Counting?

Only 200 Active Church Members in Nation of 75 Million

The Heliopolis Adventist Church in Cairo is hosting an evangelism series that runs through July 6. [Photo: Ted Wilson/ANN]

Hopes, Growth Riding On Small Evangelism Meeting In Egypt

Students, Professors Line Up At Water Truck

Students and professors line up for drinking water delivered to the university by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency.

Philippines: Water Supply Contaminated at Adventist University

Agreement Highlights Cooperation Among European Adventist Seminaries

During mid-year meetings of the Adventist Church's Euro-Africa region, members of Saleve and Friedensau University’s academic administrations agreed to partner in offering a fully-accredited master’s degree in theology.  [Photo: Eli Diez-Prida/ANN]

French, German Adventist Universities Will Partner to Offer Joint Degree, French State Recognition

Nation's Leader Writes Foreword; A Church in 'Hell' Someday?

I.G. Knight, leader of the Cayman Islands Mission of Seventh-day Adventists, with his wife in Grand Cayman in 1931.

Book Chronicles Adventist Church History of Cayman Islands

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