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A United States Marine Corps court-martial has sentenced a Marine, who came to a belief in non-combatancy shortly after signing a two-year re-enlistment, to seven months in jail, rather than separating him from the military. Observers say this is a highly

MARINE SENTENCED: Corporal Joel David Klimkewicz, right, shown with his wife, Tomomi, at court-martial at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, United States. Both members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Cpl. Klimkewicz sought non-combatant status but instead was brought to trial, convicted and sentenced to seven months in jail, which observers say is a highly unusual outcome. Adventist attorneys are seeking to get the sentence reduced. [Photo: Mitchell A. Tyner/ANN]

United States: Adventist, Non-Combatant, Sentenced to Jail by U.S. Marine Corps Court-Martial

Police returned a seven-year old boy unharmed to his parents just 16 hours after he was kidnapped on Dec. 7. The boy was taken after one of the kidnappers forced his way into the boy's home, on the campus of the Dominican Adventist University in the city

Dominican Republic: Police Return Boy Safely Home Hours After Abduction

ADRA Provides Relief Items for Thousands in Philippines
	
Metro Manila, Philippines--Targeting more than 16,000 people affected by three destructive typhoons that hit the Philippines during the past month, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (AD

AWR to Broadcast in Turkish: Vulcan is Turkish and is the technician and one of the producers for programs in the small AWR studio that was just established in Izmir, Turkey. [Photo: Benjamin D. Schoun/AWR/ANN]

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Though the journey from concept to reality took 40 years, the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Universidad de Montemorelos in Mexico has completed its quest to open a dental school. They recently held opening ceremonies for the Dr. Lloyd Baum School of Dent

Dr. Lloyd Baum (center right) and Hector Hernandez, dean, School of Dentistry Dr. Lloyd Baum, University of Montemorelos, pose with the first class of dental students during opening ceremonies for the school. [Photo credit: Nancy Yuen/ANN]

Mexico: Dental School Opening Caps 40-Year Dream

More than 3,300 people packed the Northwest Georgia Trade and Convention Center on Dec. 7 to remember the lives and ministries of three Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders from the Georgia-Cumberland district in the United States.

Before service began, regional, national and world church representatives filed into the auditorium. [Photo: Jackie Seger/Calhoun Times]

United States: More Than 3,300 Remember Lives of Adventist Leaders Killed in Crash

Abuse of women and children on the island of Fiji has been a concern for the Seventh-day Adventist Church for some time and for the last three years, it has advocated preventative measures. On Dec. 5 members of the South Pacific region of the church's tas

Adventist Church in Fiji Trains Members to Recognize Abuse

Seventh-day Adventist church officials in Russia are calling for a government investigation of a Nov. 22 to 23 vandalism attack on the church's Nizhny Novgorod congregation, which sustained the equivalent of US $6,000 in damages. The city, formerly known

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For the second time this year a storm has damaged the Seventh-day Adventist school in the Yap state on the islands of Micronesia. Typhoon Nanmadal devastated the Philippines and left hundreds dead, then lost power as it touched down on Micronesia as a tro

Inside one of the buildings of the Yap Adventist School after the storm. The building housed the kindergarten through third grade classes. [Photo: ANN Staff]

Micronesia: Storm Damages Adventist School Again

The 25 million people worldwide who use the weekly Adult Bible Study Guide lessons produced by the Seventh-day Adventist Church have a new, online ally: a Web site that provides each weekly lesson, teacher's notes and other aids.

The home page of the official Web site for the Adult Bible Study Guide.  [Photo: ANN staff]

World Church: Adult Bible Study Guide Launches Web Site

A small plane crash took the lives of three administrators and a director of the Georgia-Cumberland Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, based in Calhoun, Ga., as well as their pilot, just north of Collegedale, Tenn., on Thursday, Dec. 2, at approximatel

A graduate of Andrews University, John Laswell served as a corporate pilot for several businesses in the Chattanooga, Tennessee area in the United States, occasionally flying for the Georgia-Cumberland district of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. [File photo]

United States: Plane Crash Claims Lives of Five Adventists, Including Three Administrators, One Director

Manuel Z. Camacho, an indigenous Aymaran Seventh-day Adventist, who pioneered education for indigenous peoples in the Puno, Peru region more than 100 years ago, was honored recently by regional government officials.

Peru: Local Government Recognizes Adventist Pioneer Educator

Two children were killed when a boat, transporting students from the Southern Musuria Seventh-day Adventist school across a river, sank. Twenty other students survived, officials report.

Bangladesh:  Two Children Killed as Boat Sinks With 22

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