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On June 5, 1981--25 years ago this week--the world became aware of a new disease, AIDS. Since then 25 million people around the world have died from the disease and today there are 40 million men, women and children living with HIV. Along with the growth

The new face of HIV. Believing that HIV and AIDS were diseases associated with poor lifestyle choices many including Christians excluded those with the diseases in the early years. [Photo courtesy of AAIM]

Africa: Adventists Call for End to Discrimination Against People with HIV, AIDS

On the day Valley View University handed out diplomas to its 2006 graduating class of 149 students, the Seventh-day Adventist-owned tertiary institution in Accra, Ghana, received a "diploma" of its own: a "charter certificate" from Ghana's government that

Valley View University Class of 2006 had 149 graduates.

Ghana: Adventist University Graduates Class, Gains Own 'Diploma' From Ghana's President

Words of hatred greeted Pastor Sung Ho Jang on the morning of May 26. "God Hates Asians" were some of the words dabbed in ink on the carpet of the Orlando Central Korean Seventh-day Adventist Church, along with an obscene ethnic slur.

Vandals also poured engine oil all over the Xerox machine, opened file cabinets, and rifled through tithe envelopes.

United States: Korean Congregation's Office Vandalized; Police Investigate Hate Crime

"I like to go camping, sleeping in a tent, participating in activities with my friends," said Brenda Raíssa, a 13-year-old member of the Órion Pathfinders Club describing a typical Pathfinder camporee experience.  Recently though instead of packing up the

More than 2,000 Pathfinders in Brazil participated in an Online Camporee. [Photo courtesy of the Adventist Church in Brazil]

Brazil: More than 2,000 Pathfinders Participate in Online São Paulo Camporee

America is fat, and getting fatter. Approximately 127 million adults in the U.S. are overweight, 60 million obese and 9 million severely obese, according to the American Obesity Association (AOA). Why?

United States: Adventist Experts Weigh in On Obesity Epidemic

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Southeast Asia and Indonesia is looking at new ways to expand its Internet presence. A May 22 to 23 Internet evangelism training seminar in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, brought in 44 delegates from Cambodia, Thailand, Singap

About 44 church workers and officials from Cambodia, Thailand, Singapore, East and West Indonesia gathered to learn the language of the Internet generation. [Photos courtesy of SSD]

Malaysia: Church Leaders Learn the Language of the Internet

Continuing its initial response to aid victims of the deadly 6.3 magnitude earthquake that struck Indonesia over the weekend, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is targeting its relief efforts in the hardest-hit region of Bantul, Yogyakart

Wendy Brightman (left), ADRA Indonesia Emergency Response Coordinator,  and Pastor A. Suranto, president of the Adventist church in Java meet to discuss the response to the earthquake.  [Photos courtesy of ADRA]

Indonesia: ADRA Responds to Java Earthquake

When opening a business, choosing the right location is critical, and most business owners would not choose a locale known for violence. But while increasing violence and criminal activity in Spanish Town, Jamaica are forcing many businesses to flee, the

The store has attracted a variety of people from the surrounding community including those who are not members of the Adventist church.

Jamaica: Adventist Store Brings Hope to Town Plagued by Crime

During the Nazi occupation of Riga, Latvia, in 1941, those Jews who had not been taken prisoner were kept in a ghetto. The eyes of the Gestapo--the Nazi's secret police--were especially trained on those believed to be part of the underground resistance.

Pastors Richard Elofer, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Israel, and Isaac Kleiman at the Jewish Synagogue in Riga, Latvia.

Latvia: Holocaust Survivor, Hid by Adventist Sisters, Has 53-Year Ministry

Ethiopia: ADRA Provides Food Aid in Drought-affected Area ... The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is providing emergency food aid for 13,000 people in the severely drought-affected area of Gode, in the Somali region of Ethiopia...

Former Adventist Development and Relief Agency worker, Dr. Arlindo Carvalho. [Photo courtesy of ADRA]

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Samarqand (also known as Samarkand) has been closed by the Uzbekistan government, external media reports indicate.

Uzbekistan: Government Reportedly Closes Samarqand Adventist Church

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