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A city with approximately 14 million residents--but a very small Seventh-day Adventist presence--is the new target for the world church's "Hope for Big Cities" outreach, says Michael L. Ryan, a general vice president of the world church who was recently i

Pastor Michael Ryan, a general vice president of the Adventist world church. [Photo: Reger Smith Jr./ANN]

World Church: New 'Hope for Big Cities' Target Selected, Must Remain Secret

A suspicious fire on April 28 caused heavy damage to the Number 1 Seventh-day Adventist Church in the city of Tanganrog, Rostov, Russia, church officials confirmed.

Russia: Arson Attack Damages Taganrog Adventist Church

Discussions by religious leaders over how conversion between faiths should be promoted must remember the rights of all individuals to select and follow the beliefs their conscience dictates, Seventh-day Adventist religious liberty leaders say.

Jonathan Gallagher, representative of the Adventist Church at the UN.

World Church: Adventists Counsel Fairness in Approaching 'Conversion Code'

Two Oakwood College Students Die in Car Crash, Serbia: Flood Survivors Receive Emergency Aid, Guinea Bissau : Displaced Families Receive Urgently Needed Aid, Colombia: Adventist Pastor Injured in Accident, Qatar: Adventists Seeks to Establish Church and i

A poster of the award-winning film, Footsteps of the Unknown, which chronicles life at an Adventist hospital in Gimbie, Ethiopia.

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Seventh-day Adventist scholars, pastors and church members are readying a variety of responses to The Da Vinci Code, the blockbuster motion picture that has captured an enormous share of media attention.

Novelist Dan Brown (left) and director Ron Howard in fron of the The Louvre during filming of The Da Vinci Code. [Photo:Simon Mein]

ANN Feature: Adventists Ready Da Vinci Code Response, Affirm Bible Account

"People need accurate, timely and unbiased information, especially on religious issues," Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh, editor of Ghana's "Daily Graphic" newspaper, told delegates at the recent All-Africa Conference on Religious Liberty. "People rely on the media t

"People need accurate, timely and unbiased information, especially on religious issues," Yaw Boadu-Ayeboafoh, editor of Ghana's "Daily Graphic" newspaper, told delegates at the recent All-Africa Conference on Religious Liberty. [Daily Graphic Photo/ANN]

Ghana: Media Must Accurately Report Religion, Newspaper Editor Says

Some 2,500 young people joined in a mega Sabbath worship program at Montemorelos University Church in Mexico via the Internet. And many more viewed the program as it was broadcast live on Adventist Television Networks' Esperanza TV and Nuevo Tiempo, as we

Mega Youth Sabbath was view by thousands via the Internet and satellite.

Mexico:  Mega Youth Sabbath Draws Mega Viewership

During a time of continued tension in Sudan's troubled Darfur region, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) continues to provide relief aid to desperate Internally Displaced Persons, or IDPs in Darfur, Sudan.

Darfur: Adventist Relief Aid Reaches Internally Displaced Sudanese

Seventh-day Adventists and Muslims met April 23 and shared their perspectives on last day events. The meeting was a joint venture between the church's Global Center for Adventist-Muslim Relations (GCAMR), Newbold College, and the Shia Muslim community, wh

Sheikh Bahmanpour (left), head of the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Department of Islamic Studies and Sheikh Ali Al Hakim, a researcher for the Islamic Centre of England.

United Kingdom: Adventists, Muslims Share Perspectives

In the Ilsan district of Koyang City, Korea, northwest of Seoul, Sabbath, or Saturday, morning worship is now rather different for some Seventh-day Adventists than in the nearly 700 other Adventist churches in Korea. Instead of singing, praying and hearin

Congregants of the new church great each other and welcome guests.

Korea: New English-Language Church Seen as Unique Evangelism Tool

Dr. Lucille Sabas has been given a vote of confidence. As the only woman president of a Seventh-day Adventist university in male-dominated Africa, Sabas was re-elected after three years in office. An installation ceremony was held April 30 officially reco

Drs. Ella Simmons (left) and Lucille Sabas. [Photo courtesy of the Adventist University Cosendai]

Cameroon: University's First Woman President Re-Elected

An eight-month campaign of vandalism to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Derry, Northern Ireland, culminated in £1,000 ($1,844.60 U.S.) of damage last weekend, leaving church members "living in fear," according to local media reports.

Northern Ireland: Vandals Wage Eight-Month Campaign Against Adventist Church

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