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How does the Adventist Church maximize the potential of the power of music in ministry? This question, and others, were addressed during a recent conference on music, with more than 150 Adventist professional musicians and Christian music lovers from all

Bogdan Tataru-Cazaban (left to right) , counselor to the Romanian presidency and Dr. Adrian Iorgulescu, minister of culture and religious affairs for Romania, listen to Patriarch Teoctist of the Orthodox Romanian Church during his remarks. [Photo: IRLA]

Poland: Music Lovers Unite

As relief in the hurricane and flood-damaged Gulf Coast region of the Southern United States continues, Seventh-day Adventists are also surveying churches and schools that have been damaged by Hurricane Katrina.

Students at Southern Adventist University  have raised $6,300 so far in cash donations for victims of Hurricane Katrina. [Photo: Southern Adventist University]

United States: Adventist Churches, Schools Begin to Tally Hurricane Damage as Relief Efforts Continue

Two years ago, Pastor Glen O. Samuels was sitting in his car outside the home of a colleague when he found a gun pointed at his face. The man holding the gun was a well-known gang leader in the area. He wanted money and threatened to kill Samuels if he di

Pastor Patrick Allen will receive national honors from Jamaica for his contributions to the nation in the areas of religion, education and social welfare. [Photo: West Indies Union]

Jamaica: Adventists Commit Church Resources to Stop Violence

For the Collegiate Quarterly (CQ), communicating in print isn't enough. This Bible study guide for young adults has ventured into the world of sound by compiling a CD, called "KaleidosCQpe," featuring Seventh-day Adventist musicians.

Vocalist, Laura Whidden, at the keyboard. Her music is also included on the CD.

Collegiate Quarterly Ventures Out of Sight, Into Sound

Thousands of Seventh-day Adventists, their churches and institutions are among the millions of people suffering in the Gulf Coast region of the United States following Hurricane Katrina. The storm's effect on the church and its members in the area is the

Gary Gibbs (l), a vice president of the Adventist-owned Hope Channel and Don Schneider (r), president of the church in North America discuss how Hurricane Katrina  affected church members.

World Church: Hope Channel to Air Katrina Relief Television Special

Four days after a devastating hurricane slammed into the Southern gulf coast of the United States, more than 100 students, faculty, and staff from Andrews University, a Seventh-day Adventist institution in Berrien Springs, Michigan, arrived in the area to

Many were able to fill their cars with supplies from the students.

United States:  'Kare Katrina' Team Provides Relief to Hurricane Victims

"God has always used people to reach people. The Internet will continue to grow, but it is not a substitute for personal evangelism. A [Holy] Spirit-filled people will reach the world," said Pastor Mark Finley, a general vice president at the Seventh-day-

The forum was also an opportunity to share ideas which Dan Houghton, president of Hart Research Center, does here with Bill Townend, president of the Adventist church in Southeast Asia. [Photo: Ray Dabrowski/ANN]

World Church: Internet Forum Discusses Importance of Personal Touch in Outreach

Young adults and women are needed in the life and ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, said Pastor Jan Paulsen, world church president, during the fifth global "Let's Talk" telecast, which originated from Sydney on Sept. 5, adding the words "Sout

World Church: Youth, Women 'Needed' in Church Life, Ministry, Paulsen Says

A local Adventist church near Washington, D.C. is ranked as one of the healthiest congregations in America, according to Natural Church Development (NCD), a church growth organization that has built a network of partners in 70 countries and has done resea

New Hope Seventh-day Adventist Church has seen a 40 percent increase of membership, and an attendance record increase of 44 percent -- something many churches only dream of doing.

Church Growth: It's Not Rocket Science After All

Hurricane Katrina's devastating effects can be seen in the flooded streets and homes of Louisiana, Alabama and Mississippi as residents try to recover from one of the worse hurricanes ever to hit the United States.

The volunteers are distributing supplies that are prepackaged in large tractor-trailers capable of  supplying nearly 1,700 people from each unit. [ACS Photo]

United States: Adventists Aid Hurricane Survivors

Young people from all over the South Pacific will talk with Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church on Sept. 5.

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In just a few months from, prayers, songs, sermons and community activities will take place in a new church building nestled in the midst of the world's highest navigable lake. Its construction is the realization of a decades-old dream.

The new church will seat 250 people and contain two Bible study classrooms and a baptistry. It will replace the alumninum building church members have been meeting in.

Peru: Lake Titicaca Floating Church Nears Completion

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