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For the past four years, outreach specialists and Internet gurus have gathered at the Global Internet Evangelism Network (GIEN) Forum to amp up the world Seventh-day Adventist Church's online presence and global connectedness, along with its relevance in

Last year, Adventist communicators and technologists met in San Diego, California, to discuss the Adventist Church's online impact. [Photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

World Church: Annual Internet Evangelism Forum Goes Radical

North America: 5,000 More Questionnaires Needed for Second Adventist Health Study, Dominican Republic: Adventists March Against Violence and Drug Abuse, Russia: Adventists Take Part in National Prayer Breakfast, United States: LIFEdevelopment Conference D

Pastor Vasily Stoliar, president [at the podium] of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Western Russia. [Photo courtesy of the Euro-Asia Division]

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Seline Augustine's career is anything but typical for a Christian woman in India--especially since she first ventured into journalism 25 years ago when Indian women had few career options beyond nursing, telephone operating and elementary school teaching.

“When you are on the staff of a newspaper and you are a Christian, you feel strongly about [your Christian identity] and can [make an impact],” even if only in the “small things,” journalist Seline Augustine told communication students at Andrews University. [Photo: Michael Blackburn/ANN]

World Church: Leading Christian Journalist in India Sees Career as 'Divine Appointment'

In a city where 16 million people live with radical fundamentalists who have blown up the meeting places of those whose beliefs differ from theirs, 700 people recently gathered to learn how to Tell the World about Jesus.

Dr. Michael L. Ryan, a vice president for the Seventh-day Adventist world church. [ANN file photo]

[Front page photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

World Church: Hundreds of Small Groups Forming to Share Gospel in Non-Christian City

Iraq: Adventist Medic Killed, United States: ADRA Receives Highest Rating by Leading Charity Evaluator, Mozambique: First of 1000 Maranatha Churches Dedicated, Bahrain:  First Camp Meeting in Northern Gulf, Egypt: New Pathfinder Clubs to Launch in Middle

Sergeant Jonathan Cadavero, 24, was a medic and 2004 psychology graduate of Seventh-day Adventist-owned Columbia Union College (CUC) in Takoma Park, Maryland. [Photo courtesy of the Greater New York Conference]

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On the fourth anniversary of the second Gulf War, an interview with Pastor Basim Fargo, leader of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Iraq, reveals the hardships endured by the few remaining church members in the country. With the unabated escalation of s

Plans to extend the Baghdad have been delayed by frequent explosions. [Photo courtesy of the Middle East Union]

Iraq:  Eighth Explosion Damages Baghdad Church

"If you are a good person you should stand up for your fellow man. That is what a Christ-like character is all about--helping one another," said Joseph Adante of the Filipino Church in Alberta, Canada.

Jacob, from New York City, shared what Christ means to him at the Just Claim It Youth Prayer Conference in Dallas, Texas, Feb. 28 to Mar. 4. [Gerry Chudleigh/JCI/ANN]

United States: Thousands of Young People Claim the Power of Prayer

The AIDS International Ministry (AAIM), set up by the Seventh-day Adventist world church in 2003  and based in Johannesburg, South Africa to minister to those on the continent of Africa suffering from AIDS, may have started small. But at its fourth annual

Delegates to the Adventist AIDS International Ministry annual advisory have grown from just four only four years ago to 22.

Africa: Church's AIDS Ministry Expands, Calls for More Regional Coordinators

Seventh-day Adventist women in the Southern Asia Pacific region led the first major outreach effort in the church's campaign to connect with residents in large cities. With the theme of "Journey to Joy," the February 17 to 24 public meetings featured spea

Between 2,500 and 3,000 people attended the meetings each night.

Indonesia: Women Lead First Hope for Big Cities Meetings

Five Seventh-day Adventists joined some 5,000 women at United Nations (UN) headquarters in New York this week for the organization's 51st Session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). The session, which began Feb. 26 and ends March 9, gives voic

Some 5,000 women from around the world gathered at United Nations headquarters in New York Feb. 26 to speak out against violence against women and girls. [Photo: Linda Koh/ANN]

World Church: Adventists Back Movement to Eliminate Violence Against Women and Girls

Seventh-day Adventists in Brazil are grieving after a 20-month-old child was discovered strangled in the baptismal tank of an Adventist church in Joinville, Santa Catarina, Brazil on March 3. Church leaders there have released a statement denouncing the h

Brazil: Church Leaders Denounce Crime that Occurred in Local Adventist Church, Reiterate Commitment to Child Safety, Welfare

This year marked the 77th time that South African women participated in a woman-led worldwide day of prayer. But it was the first time that the women of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Helderberg Basin in Somerset West, near Cape Town, South Afric

Organizers of WWDP say their vision is for Christian women of all cultures, races and faiths to be used by God through a dynamic prayer movement to positively impact all spheres of society.

South Africa: Adventists Host Inter-faith Women's World Day of Prayer

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