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Leaders of the Lake Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, a five-state Adventist church region, are assisting with developments in the Lake Region Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, a local church administrative area. A special constituency meeti

Walter Wright, president of the Lake Union Conference chaired the session at the request of acting Lake Region President, George Bryant

North America: Lake Region Church Area Meets After Audit Finds Irregularities

They are teachers, preachers, healers and innovators. They are six Seventh-day Adventist women whose contributions to the church and community were recognized at a recent "Woman of the Year" awards ceremony during the annual conference of the Association

Ardis Stenbakken, former Women's Ministries director for the Adventist world church, received a Woman of the Year Award for distinguished service.

Include More Women in Ministry, Group Says

While holding satellite evangelism meetings and passing out tracts has its place in helping the Seventh-day Adventist Church share the Gospel, the church hopes to continue reaching the millions of people who log on to the Internet daily.

Mark Finley, world church vice president for evangelism with Andrew DePaula (right) at the last Forum. (Photo: Glenn Mitchell)

Using the Internet for Evangelism and Ministry that Transcends Borders

Indian Ocean tsunami relief from the Adventist Development and Relief Agency continues to aid survivors in Sri Lanka, Indonesia, India, Thailand and Somalia. More than U.S. $39 million in relief and development aid have been given to date, and aid is expe

ADRA workers have responded to the needs of thousands of tsunami survivors in Asia and Africa. [Photo: ADRA]

ADRA Aid to Tsunami Survivors Expected to Last Until 2010

Moving from publishing, and a private law practice, to becoming the general counsel for a worldwide church might seem a daunting task.

Bob Kyte, former president of Pacific Press Publishing Association, an Adventist institution, will head the church's Office of General Counsel.

World Church: New Church General Counsel Starts in September

She wants peace, and desires a land where life is beautiful. She also sees God as a poet. The cross, central to salvation, though vulgar and ugly, Regina Mota says, can be viewed as God's poetic expression. She sings about these things in her Christian mu

Regina Mota, an Adventist musician from Brazil, speaks frequently of peace in her music.

Brazilian Musician Shares Christ Through Song

Gradual and natural change is expected in the Seventh-day Adventist Church during the next five-year period, known as a quinquennium. After church leaders met for the  58th business session in St. Louis, Missouri this month, they are now looking at change

Gary Krause, director of the Adventist Church’s Office of Mission Awareness. [Photo: Mark Kellner/ANN]

World Church: 'Gradual, Natural' Changes Face Adventist Church, Leaders Say

A European-style café, called Pyolmuri Café, had its debut June 21 in the center of Pyongyang in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK).

ADRA opened the Pyolmuri Café, in Pyongyang in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK). [Photo: ADRA]

North Korea: ADRA Opens Bakery/Café in Pyongyang

Malaysia: Governor Honors Adventist Hospital President

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Teddric Jon Mohr, president of Penang Adventist Hospital.

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Documenting religious freedom -- or the lack thereof -- in 212 countries, the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Public Affairs and Religious Liberty department, or PARL, has released a report surveying the landscape of liberty around the world.

Dr. John Graz, secretary-general of the International Religious Liberty Association (IRLA) says the upcoming IRLA congress will bring more awareness to religious intolerance in Africa. [Photo ANN files]

World Church: Religious Freedom Status Documented in Report

Religious leaders visiting the Seventh-day Adventist world church's business meetings commended the church for its values, and prayed its work will be successful.

Executive Presbyter Paul T. Reiter of the Presbyterian Church USA.

Religious Leaders Appreciate Adventist Values, Pray for Success

Four individuals who have made a notable contribution to the communication efforts of the Seventh-day Adventist Church were each honored July 7 with the "Bridge Award," given by the church's communication department during a reception at the 58th General

John Smith, operations manager for the world church's communication team in St. Louis and Bridge award recepient. [Photo: Volker Henning]

World Church: Communicators Honored At Session

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