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The Seventh-day Adventist Church's first Spring Meeting session opened April 12 with an emphasis on the church's mission activities, focusing on the Tell the World vision.

The Spring meetings of the Adventist world church's executive committee meets on the campus of Loma Linda University. [Photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

Spring Meeting Opens, Emphasis on Mission, Tithe, Offerings Increase

Prayer was originally meant to be easy, the opening of the heart to God as a friend. Why, then, has it become an item of confusion, a process that is uncertain, vague, even feared?

Cynthia Campbell of Calgary, Alberta, and Roy McDuffus from Jamaica, pray together in the prayer room at the Seventh-day Adventist Church's General Conference Session in St. Louis, Missouir, on Friday afternoon, July 8, 2005. [ANN File Photo/Ryan Teller]

ANN Feature: Prayer -- How Do You Talk to God?

Up on the hilltop in this small southern California town sits a group of about 50 college students. Tonight they're intently listening to Hollywood engineer and music producer Tony Shepperd, a Seventh-day Adventist who has been in this business for more t

Thomas Macomber, adjunct professor at La Sierra University.

Music, Ministry and Marketing; La Sierra Students Encouraged to Think Outside the Box

The discovery of a 1,700-year-old copy of the "Gospel of Judas," an early Gnostic text purporting to contain a dialogue between Jesus of Nazareth and Judas Iscariot, is neither an authentic Gospel nor is it good news, scholars in the Seventh-day Adventist

ANN Feature: Adventist Scholars See 'Gospel of Judas' as Neither an Authentic Gospel Nor 'Good News'

Financial trends and reports on church growth are on the planned agenda for the Seventh-day Adventist world church's executive Spring Meeting, held this year at Loma Linda University in California.

Larry Evans, undersecretary, for the Seventh-day Adventist world church coordinates agenda flow of the Spring Meeting. [Photo by Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

World Church: Spring Meeting Set to Begin at Loma Linda

Also in the news this week, ADRA Helps Flood Survivors in Namibia, Adventist Scholar Discusses Eastern Orthodox Traditions, Adventist School in Philippines Offers PhD Program, 86-year-old is a Successful Fundraiser, The Quiet Hour names new CEO, Homeschoo

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Young people all over the world are talking. They are talking to each other on their cell phones, via email and instant messages and face-to-face, sharing their concerns, joys, hopes and dreams. And on April 23, some of these Seventh-day Adventist young p

Brazil: Adventist Church Leader Continues New Tradition of Talking with Young Church Members

Many of us have read stories about technological experts who start a business in their garage, and grow it to become billion-dollar successes. Hewlett-Packard Company and Apple Computer are two examples of small beginnings that have had huge results. You

SATELLITE PIONEER: Enoch Mogusu, right, explains use of low-power television to John E. Torres of the Ground7 News podcast. [Photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

Africa: Satellite Developer Hones Skills for Jesus, Not Riches

Hunger is etched in the faces and eyes of children, women and men living in the countries of Niger, Mali, Zambia and Kenya. These millions are struggling to survive in the face of a devastating drought that has made food a scarcity in the region.

ADRA Responds to Food Crisis in Africa

In the midst of 4,500 elite athletes from 71 nations competing for gold medals at the XVIII Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia, Seventh-day Adventists were telling athletes and spectators alike that Jesus was the "Winning Way."  The games, which l

At the XVIII Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Australia, Seventh-day Adventists were telling athletes and spectators alike that Jesus is the "Winning Way."

Australia: Adventist Church's 'Winning Way' Scores at Commonwealth Games

Pedersen, International Adventist Pioneer, Dies and Hundreds Attend Doss Funeral ...

Religious liberty and humanitarian concerns were the highlights of an April 4 meeting between leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and President George W. Bush of the United States.

Leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church met with United States President, George W. Bush at the White House. [Photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

World Church: Adventist Leaders Meet United States President at White House

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