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A US$860,000 donation for building projects in West Indonesia will allow the Seventh-day Adventist Church to dramatically expand its presence in some of the world's most remote and inaccessible regions, reports Michael Ryan, director of the church's Globa

Building Project to Expand Adventist Presence in West Indonesia

Seventh-day Adventists found emergency accommodation for almost 3,000 people and provided $A30,000 in relief during the bushfires in New South Wales, Australia, over Christmas and New Year.

Adventists Rally to Help Victims of Australian Bushfires

More that 6,000 Seventh-day Adventist youth set a world record by writing out the Bible in 16 minutes in Picarquin, Chile, during a youth congress January 7 to 12.

Above: Some of the 6,200 delegates at the Youth Congress in Picarquin, Chile.
Below: Jose Maria Barbosa, youth director for the Adventist Church in South America, says he wanted to show the youth how beautiful it is to be a Seventh-day Adventist. [photos courtesy Baraka Muganda]

Adventist Youth in Chile Set Bible-Copying Record

Ukrainian Seventh-day Adventists in the southern region of Vinnitsa recently celebrated the grand opening of their country's second Adventist health facility.

A natural health center called Our Home located in southern Ukraine, offers patients a chance break free from addictions, adopt positive habits, and explore the relationship between spirituality and wellness.

New Ukrainian Center to Offer "Practical Approach to Health"

Three children died December 3 in a fire at a Seventh-day Adventist orphanage in South Minahasa, Indonesia.

Indonesia: Three Killed in Orphanage Fire

Top-level government meetings and a large "Festival of Religious Liberty" focused attention on issues of religious liberty for the Caribbean, reports Dr. John Graz, director of public affairs and religious liberty for Seventh-day Adventist Church.

St. Lucia Events Focus on Religious Freedom

A new approach to evangelistic outreach has left church leaders and members in Minnesota, United States, struggling to keep up with a flood of requests for Bible studies.

ANN Feature: Signs Mailing is "Changing Lives for Eternity," Says Adventist Leader

A Seventh-day Adventist Church member, evicted from her home in Turkmenabad, Turkmenistan, for holding religious gatherings, is making her way to Siberia, Russia, to stay with relatives while she considers her future.

Turkmenistan: Woman Evicted for Religious Meetings Faces Uncertain Future

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency has established an office in Kabul, Afghanistan to begin meeting the needs with the country from a central location.

Adventist Humanitarian Agency Establishes Office in Afghanistan

A front street shop window of the Polish Bible Society in the center of Warsaw displays copies of a new translation of the Scriptures which took some 30 translators representing 11 Christian denominations 6 years to translate.

New Bible Translation Released in Poland

Four churches were bombed including an Adventist church in the eastern Indonesian province of Sulawesi, Indonesia December 31.

Indonesian Churches Bombed

Seventh-day Adventists in the state of Victoria will donate the money they earn on February 8 this year to support the ministry of the church's young adults.

Church Members to Donate Day's Wage to Young Adults

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