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Every day Bernadine Archer goes somewhere most of us would not willingly go. She enters a compound enclosed by three 12-foot chain link fences topped with coiled razor-ribbon wire, an electronic detection system and two gun towers.

Bernadine Archer, an Adventist prison chaplain, has been ministering to inmates at the Macomb Correctional Facility in Michigan for more than 10 years.

Bernadine Archer: 'God Doesn't Love the Sin, He Loves the Sinner'

The Adventist University of Central Africa (AUCA) will soon be housed in a new 50-acre (20 hectare) campus in Masoro, a Kigali neighborhood. Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, participated in a foundation-laying cerem

Flanked by AUCA rector Jozsef Szilvasi, left, and East-Central Africa regional Adventist Church president Pastor Geoffrey Mbwana, Pastor Jan Paulsen attends dedication ceremony. [Photo: John T.J. Banks/ANN]

Rwanda: Church Can't 'Walk Away' From University, Paulsen Says

The Seventh-day Adventist Church "must be known in the community and by the government as peacemakers and as good partners," Pastor Jan Paulsen declared in a May 9 address at Nyamirambo regional stadium, the start of a multi-day visit that emphasized the

The Hon. Paul Kagame, president of Rwanda, presents Pastor Jan Paulsen with book on Rwanda. [Photo: John J.T. Banks/ANN]

Rwanda: Adventists Should Be Peacemakers, Good Citizens, Paulsen Says

In a region where poverty and HIV/AIDS are inextricably linked, a recent workshop in Lesotho taught women sewing skills as a means of income generation.  The "Workshop on Sewing for HIV Positive Women" is a small but significant step towards self-sufficie

Dr. Oscar Giordano, executive director of Adventist - AIDS International Ministry, hopes to duplicate programs like the sewing workshop in other parts of Africa.

Lesotho: Sewing Teaches Women with HIV/AIDS Self-Sufficiency

Uganda President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni said his government will "see what we can do" to resolve Sabbath, or Saturday, scheduling conflicts faced by more than 300 Seventh-day Adventist students at the country's Makerere University, the nation's leading pu

Jan Paulsen, president of the Adventist World Church and Uganda President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni.  [Photo: John T.J. Banks/ANN]

Uganda: Pastor Paulsen, Pres. Museveni Meet; University Sabbath Resolution Pledged

44 Youth Killed In Road Accident in Zambia

Kawambwa, Zambia .... [Chanda Mwenya/ ANN] A fatal road accident killed 44 students of Kawambwa High School on April 8, near Kawambwa, Zambia, among them were 18 Adventist youth.

Two Korean Adventist institutions win "Best Brands," in an annual competition.

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Some 28 months after it was organized as a new division, or trans-national region, of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, the East-Central Africa Division's new headquarters complex in Mbagathi, a suburb of Nairobi, were officially opened on May 9 by Pastor

Members of the Makongeni church choir from the Masai region sang at the opening celebration.

Church Opens New Regional Headquarters Building in Kenya

Continuing debate surrounding a centuries-old scientific question may not have the "reality" TV appeal of, for example, a wardrobe and lifestyle makeover, but two Seventh-day Adventist college students are out to change that: finding answers to life's big

Andrews University students, 
Tiffany Larson and Matthew Sharrock, set off on a road trip hoping to find answers to the age-old question: Where did we come from? [Photo: Stacia Dulan/CRC/ANN]

North America: Adventist Reality TV Show to Explore Life's Origins

Returning to the mission station where Seventh-day Adventist Church work first began in Zambia a century ago, Zambian president Levy Mwanawasa joined church officials and members in noting the 100th anniversary on May 6. The following day, former Presiden

Former President Dr. Kenneth Kaunda presenting a gift to retired Pastor Mumba during a service to honor retirees.

Zambia: Adventist Church Centenary Draws Country's President, Predecessor

Seventh-day Adventist Church Pastor Celestin Rakotoarisoa Herimanana, 44, was killed May 4 in a bus crash while returning to Douala from Yaounde, the nation's capital. He is survived by his wife and two young sons.

Celestin Rakotoarisoa HHerimanana (left), a Seventh-day Adventist Church Pastor, died in a bus crash in Cameroon. [Photo: Adventist Church in West Africa]

Cameroon: Crash Claims Life of Local Church President

Sri Lankan President Chandrika Kumratunga Badaraneyaka and Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksha attended the opening ceremony for a building project in Sri Lanka for which the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) is providing water.

Sri Lankan President, Prime Minister Attend ADRA Water Project Ceremony

A Marathon Reading of "Don Quixote" Draws Adventist Participation

Marking the 400th anniversary of the publication of Miguel de Cervantes Saavadera's "Don Quixote," Julian Melgosa, Ph.D., president of the Adventist International Institute of Advanced S

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