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July 22 signified the start of a new life in Jesus Christ for nine prisoners at the Baisu Correction Institution Services (CIS) prison grounds in Papua New Guinea. On that day they joined the Seventh-day Adventist church through baptism at the Baisu Priso

Two of the nine prisoners that were baptized on the Baisu Correction Institution Services (CIS) prison grounds in Papua New Guinea [Photos: Wako Napasu/Papua New Guinea Mission]

Papua New Guinea: Prisoners Accept Jesus

As their school song proclaims, students are known for "slingin' the ink" at Seventh-day Adventist-owned Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska. But on August 24, you'd be more apt to find them "slingin' the paint." That's because virtually the entire campus

Project Impact is completely student-led. Justin Okimi (left) and Jesse Proctor currently coordinate the leadership team.

United States: 90,000 Hours of Community Service Part of Adventist College's Tradition

Let them eat cake--over 164 feet (50 meters) of it! Some 3000 Pathfinders attending the Seventh-day Adventist Trans-European regional Pathfinder Camporee in Stevninghus, Denmark consumed enough cake to apply for the world cake-eating record and make local

Regional Camporee in Denmark Draws Pathfinders from 26 Countries

If you're in pain, there might be more than a physical cause. Trying to meet unrealistic standards in your life can keep a body in pain This is according to Dr. Scott Brady, an internist at Seventh-day Adventist-owned Florida Hospital. He says people can

In his book, Pain Free for Life, Dr. Scott Brady outlines a six-week program that he says can rid chronic pain without surgery or drugs. [Photo courtesy of the Brady Institute]

Doctor Discovers Personality Traits Can Trigger Pain

Where there were once five established Seventh-day Adventist congregations in Bangkok, which has a population of about 15 million, there are now 14 such groups meeting on the Sabbath, or Saturday. Church officials say the nine new groups have been added s

Thailand: Outreach Efforts Succeed Quickly, Nine New Worship Groups Launch in Bangkok

Lebanon: ADRA's Response Broaden, Italy: Seventh-day Adventists Commemorate First European Baptisms, Myanmar: Children of Animists Learn About Christ, ADRA Organizes Summer Camp for Disadvantaged Children, United States: Adventist Student Awarded Fulbrigh

Vayalar Ravi, Minister of Overseas Indian Affairs shown with Dr. John Graz, director of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty for the Adventist Church. [Photo: Elizabeth Lechleitner/ANN]

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When Seventh-day Adventist world church president Pastor Jan Paulsen says "Let's Talk," it's much more than a catchphrase. With a reported 75 percent of the global church membership comprised of young people, church leaders recognize that continued candid

Students talked to the world church president about issues ranging from about gender and racial discrimination to poverty and how to deal with secular influences.

Let's Talk Heads to Africa

Hundreds of thousands are pouring out of Southern Lebanon trying to escape violence there. They arrive in the North of the country often with nothing and nowhere to go. Some are receiving help and finding shelter from the Adventist Development and Relief

Some 300 Internally Displaced Persons are living at Mousaitbeh Adventist School. [Photo courtesy of the Middle East Union]

Lebanon: Despite Challenges of War ADRA Reaches Out to Internally Displaced Persons

Larry and Carol Stevenson may not have planned to become advocates for endangered sea turtles. But, in 2004, they realized many endangered sea turtles were being harvested for consumption from the waters around Roatan in the Bay Islands of Honduras. So th

A view of the proctected pool at the Reef House Resort. [Photo courtesy Loma Linda University]

World Church: Loma Linda Researchers Help Save Endangered Turtles

Nearly a half-century after the first Seventh-day Adventist literature evangelist visited the island where the apostle Paul was shipwrecked in AD 60, Malta has a Seventh-day Adventist Church with its own building and 17 members.

The new home of the Seventh Day Adventist church in Malta.

Malta: Nearly 50 Years After First Outreach, Adventists Have a Church on Historic Isle

Despite the current crisis in Lebanon, Seventh-day Adventist Christians continue to meet for Sabbath worship at approximately five locations every week, church leaders say.

Pastor Levon Maksoudian, president of the Adventist Church in Lebanon, Syria and Jordan. [Photo: Kelly Butler Coe/ANN]

Lebanon: Amid Crisis, Sabbath Services Continue

"The situation in Northern Israel continues to be difficult,"reports Richard Elofer, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Israel. Many Adventists and Jews celebrated this Sabbath in bomb shelters with frequent interruptions by blaring sirens a

Pastor Richard Elofer, leader of the Adventist church in Israel.

Israel: Adventist Churches Shelter Rocket Attack Refugees

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