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Paying tribute to decades of interfaith effort, friends and leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and others gathered at the church's world headquarters June 16 to honor Dr. Bert B. Beach, director of inter-church relations for the movement.

The book honoring Beach has tributes from those who have worked at the United Nations, the Adventist Church and other denominations.

World Church: Book of Essays, Dinner, Honor Retiring Church Statesman

"HIV/AIDS in Papua New Guinea is no longer a problem, but a crisis," said Gad Koito, director of health ministries for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Papua New Guinea (PNG), quoting that nation's minister for health. "And as a church, we have started

Participants discuss issues of gender and sexuality at an HIV/AIDS training program held recently in Maprik, East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea.

South Pacific: Adventist Church Addresses HIV/AIDS Crisis

A 10-year veteran sales executive will become president of the Pacific Press Publishing Association, a Seventh-day Adventist publishing house, on Aug. 11.

Dale Galusha will head the Pacific Press Publishing Association which is owned and operated by the Adventist church.

United States: Pacific Press Taps Galusha as President, Succeeding Bob Kyte

The article was about a "cow bank" started by the Students in Free Enterprise team at La Sierra University, in Riverside, California, who applied the free enterprise model to a social need. The project allowed residents of rural India, who would have no o

News in Brief: Adventist Journal Wins Award

They came from Togo, Guinea, Yemen, Nepal and Cambodia to the annual Global Health Council (GHC) conference in Washington, D.C. to share with a worldwide group their work in family planning, empowering women, child health projects and health care programs

[Photo: courtesy of www.globalhealth.org]

ADRA Shares Successful Development Programs at Global Health Council

Bringing better health to Central Philippines was the goal of a recent collaboration between Seventh-day Adventists and the Philippines government's Department of Health.  The two-day "Healthy Lifestyle Festival" brought more than 2,000 participants to th

Three hundred volunteers assisted in the festival which offered "one-stop" health services for the public and featured strategies for maintaining good health.

Philippines: Government and Adventists in Healthy Lifestyle Festival

Continued growth in Seventh-day Adventist church membership worldwide will top the agenda of the church's world session in St. Louis, Missouri this summer. Delegates will address the challenge of church life and growth management in the worldwide church.

A major concern for the rapidly growing Advenist church is nurturing and retaining new members, says Matthew Bediako, secretary for the Adventist World Church.

Session Agenda Looks at New Directions; Nurturing Growing Church

Poland's only Seventh-day Adventist institution of higher education, the Polish College of Theology and Humanities (PCTH), will now be allowed to offer government recognized university-level degrees. The school, with a main campus in Podkowa Lesna, is als

Dr. Bernard Kozirog, principal of the college in front of the newly refurbished historical mansion which will house the library. [Photo: Krzysztof Romanowski]

Poland: Unique University-level Degrees Help Win Church Accreditation

Increasing worldwide hunger rates -- some 852 million people across the globe are going hungry, including nearly 6 million children who die each year from hunger-related causes -- are of great concern to religious leaders from various faith communities. R

Leaders from a variety of faith backgrounds met in Washington, D.C. recently to find ways to reduce the alarming growth in the world's hungry population.

Religious Leaders Call for Reduction of Worldwide Hunger

Venezuela: Auto Accident Claims Five Lives, One Left Critical

Barquisimeto, Venezuela ... [Libna Stevens/IAD] The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Venezuela and the Inter-America region mourns the loss of five of its members after a tragic automobile ac

News in Brief

The world session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church will bring an international flavor to St. Louis, Missouri, the heart of the United States of America. The gathering will be representative of the 25 million-strong Adventist family from around the glob

For the first time in 15 years the Adventist Church's business session will be held in the United States.

Adventist Global Family to Meet in St. Louis, Missouri

Michael and Anne Browning, a Seventh-day Adventist pastor and his wife, have made some changes recently. They've gone from an island that is roughly 26,300 square miles (63,118 square kilometers) to one that is two square miles (5.1 sq. km). Instead of se

Earlier this year Michael and Anne Browning, a Seventh-day Adventist pastor and his wife, moved from Tasmania to pastor the Adventist church on the tiny island of Pitcairn in the South Pacific. [Photo: Melita Pujic/ANN]

Pitcairn: Adventist Pastor, Wife Find Paradise on Tiny Island

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