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A tragic bus accident on the evening of July 21 claimed the lives of a bus driver and five women from the Central Seventh-day Adventist Church in Nairobi, Kenya. They were part of a group en route to an orphanage in Isiolo village, about 124 miles (200 ki

Kenya: Bus Accident Claims Six As Group Travels to Remote Orphanage

Baptism in the Seventh-day Adventist Church isn't for infants - the church generally will baptize those who have reached an "age of accountability," and who are fully aware of the solemn step that immersion represents.

United States: 100-Year-Old Grandfather Baptized as an Adventist

Joining earlier calls from Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in Israel and other parts of the Middle East, Pastor Bertil Wiklander, president of the church's Trans-European region, said the current crisis must not endanger the hope for peace.

Amid the strife in Lebanon and Israel people are taking shelter in schools. Young Adventists are also holding prayer vigils at the Adventist-owned Middle East University, shown here. [Photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

Middle East: Adventist Leaders Call For Peace; Lebanese School Houses Refugees

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Delegates from Cambodia to California met on the campus of Columbia Union College and Washington Adventist Hospital from July 14 to 16 for a Global Tobacco Control Summit organized by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Delegates pose questions and express concerns in response to Tell the World presentations.

World Church: Leaders Reprioritize Tobacco Control at Global Summit

Theologians, scholars and administrators of the Seventh-day Adventist world church closed the organization's Second International Bible Conference in Ephesus, Izmir Province, Turkey, on July 15 with a call for theological unity.

Dr. Angel Manuel Rodríguez, director of the church's Biblical Research Institute. [ANN file photo]

World Church: Adventist Theologians Affirm Role of Bible, Call for Theological Unity

Leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist church in the Middle East voted Monday, July 17 to postpone the much-anticipated September relocation of its headquarters offices to Beirut, Lebanon.

Although violence in Lebanon has delayed the church headquarters' move to Beirut, it has not derailed it, said Dr. Kjell Aune, president of the Adventist Church in the Middle East shown here with his wife Marianne. [ANN file photo]

Middle East: Church Postpones Headquarters' Relocation To Beirut

A mélange of languages wafts through the lobby of the Sürmeli Hotel Ephesus, in the province of Izmir, Turkey, as holiday makers mingle on a Sunday night before their return to the "real world." But for one group of travelers here, the past 10 days, thoug

Steve Bauer, an associate professor at Southern Adventist University in Collegedale, Tennessee.

Reflection: Conference Participants Sense Unity, Cherish Fellowship

"Growing together in unity and hope was evident during this conference," said Miodrag Zivanovic, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in South-East Europe, of a recent 6-day Bible conference that drew some 700 Adventists from Serbia, Montenegro,

While their countries had a history of political tensions some 700 Adventists from Southeast Europe were able to look beyond that at a recent Bible Conference. [Photos courtesy of the Adventist church in Southeastern Europe]

World Church: Southeastern European Adventists Seek Unity at Bible Conference

Subsequent to the recent upsurge in regional violence the leadership of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Middle East is calling for restraint on all sides of the conflict and between various factions in Lebanon and Israel.

Lebanon: Rocket Attacks Near Beirut Adventist School

Seventh-day Adventists in Israel are encouraging peace in the midst of the recent escalation of violence in Israel, the Gaza Strip and Lebanon.

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

Israel: 'Be Makers of Peace,' Adventist Leader Urges

Passed off as 'Acts of God' by insurance companies, last year's hurricanes not only affected infrastructures, businesses, families and their homes but also  churches. It's true churches are not beyond hurricanes, floods, earthquakes or any other such cata

ARM founder William Benjamin. [Photo courtesy of ARM]

World Church: 70 Years of Protecting Church Assets

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