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Indonesia: Church Workers Train to Meet Tsunami Survivors' Emotional Needs 

Pematang Siantar, Indonesia ... [Elisha Gultom/AND/ANN] - The Adventist Church in Indonesia held a three-day Victims' Assistance Seminar, which began Jan. 19, at the local chur

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"Religion can be the most powerful force for liberty in society," said Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, H.E. Patrick Manning at a Jan. 19 International Religious Liberty Association conference on the island of Trinidad. The gathering brought togethe

Approximately 320 leaders of both society and faith communities across the Caribbean region and beyond met in Trinidad for a International Religious Liberty Association conference.  [Photo: Jonathan Gallagher/ANN]

Trinidad and Tobago: Prime Minister Says Religion Should Not Divide People

When approximately 20 million Americans sat down Jan. 23 to view ABC-TV's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," few may have known that the story behind this weekly transformation of a family's home and life was, itself, a miracle. The popular show chooses on

The Sears' new home has been specially designed to accommodate Jhyrvé’s condition. The Swiss-made air filtration system, using special HEPA filters, uses ultraviolet rays to eliminate bacteria and viruses.  [Photo: Jenell Wareham/ANN]

United States: Church Community Unites to Aid  Family With an Extreme Home Makeover

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) is appealing for the release of three agency workers that were abducted at gunpoint along with ADRA project vehicles on Dec. 16, 2004, while traveling through the then rebel-controlled area

Byron L. Scheuneman, ADRA International senior vice president and chief financial officer. [Photo: ANN file photo]

Sudan: ADRA Appeals for Release of Abducted Workers

Staff at the headquarters of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Myanmar gathered on Christmas Eve to celebrate their best Christmas gift ever:  equipment that would grant them access to the Internet, a major breakthrough for the church there.

Staff members of the Adventist Church in Myanmar gather at the Inauguration of the Internet Installation. [Photo: Kenneth Suanzanang]

The Best Christmas Gift for the Adventist Church in Myanmar

If a Seventh-day Adventist Christian is wondering about the seeming delay in Jesus' promised return, a check of the Bible book of Joshua might counter any doubts, says Roy Adams, an associate editor of the Adventist Review, the official church paper. Just

Roy Adams, an associate editor of the Adventist Review, the official church paper, recently published his fourth book: “Crossing Jordan: Joshua, Holy War and God’s Unfailing Promises.” [Photo: Mark A. Kellner/ANN]

ANN Feature: Book Examines God's Continuing Promises

Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, popularly known as "Lula," described the third camporee of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in South America as a rare opportunity for "narrowing the friendship links and camaraderie, for the exchange of expe

Postage stamps overprinted to note the Camporee logo were sold by the Brazilian Postal Service during the event in Santa Helena, in the Brazilian state of Paraná. [Photo: South American Division]

Brazil: President Highlights Importance of Camporee to Country's Ideals

Britain's 24,000 Seventh-day Adventists were among many in this nation of 60 million who saw little humor in a recent television portrayal of a controversy between Christ and Satan.

Britain: Adventists Join in Protest of 'Blasphemous' TV Show

Romania Recognizes Religious Freedom Leader

Romania's national leaders recognized Dr. John Graz, director of Public Affairs and Religious Liberty for the Seventh-day Adventist Church, for his contribution to  "the consolidation of peace and social harm

News Briefs

Three weeks after the Asia tsunami disaster, the death toll is now estimated at more than 159,000, a figure that is expected to rise to over 189,000, with some 24,000 still missing. Some 2.2 million people have been displaced while over 1 million others a

An Indian boy at a relief camp in the Southern Indian city of Madras, after the area was hit by a tsunami. [Photo: Reuters/Babu, courtesy www.alertnet.org]

Tsunami Update: ADRA Expands Relief Work

A different style of public outreach has brought in dozens of visitors, including many who do not regularly attend any church, to special Seventh-day Adventist services in Holland's largest Northern city.

The Seventh-day Adventist church in Groningen, Netherlands practice a more personal form of evangelism.  The church encourages members to invite family, friends and colleagues to church. [Photo: the Groningen Seventh-day Adventist Church]

Netherlands: Groningen Outreach Brings In Unchurched

It's an urban campus with a global feel: Columbia Union College, a Seventh-day Adventist school close to Washington, D.C., capital of the United States, stands in stark contrast to many Adventist university locations: others are mostly in suburban or rura

The women's dormitory, Halcyon Hall was recently renovated. Its renovation leads the way for three new buildings on campus: a performing arts center, a learning pavilion and library, and a health and science center. [Photo: Columbia Union College Public Relations office]

Once 'Invisible,' Adventist College Now Attracts a Variety of Students

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