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The father of two credits God for supplying his every need during trying time in life.

Omar Oliphant becomes the first ordained minister to be admitted to the Jamaican Supreme Court Bar, on Dec. 7, 2017, in Kingston, Jamaica. [Photo credit:  Jon Saleen Oliphant]

Adventist pastor admitted to the Jamaican Supreme Court Bar

More than 800 students and employees take day off from school every September to serve at more than 60 sites around Lincoln.

Larinda Fandrich (left), a nursing professor at Union College and Elissa Lombard, senior from Maine and student coordinator for Project Impact 2017 [Photo courtesy of Union College]


Union College receives Nebraska service award

10 Days of Prayer initiative inspires deeper connection to God and other church members.

United prayer infuses Connecticut church with fresh life

Staff put discipleship into action during their year-end picnic

Caption - Conference Secretary Pastor Rex Koi (Right) with Fisherman Island children holding Shine gift boxes [Photo courtesy of the Central Papua Conference]

Office workers in Papua New Guinea turn Fishers of Men

Despite challenges and cancelations, Elder Wilson shares encouraging message to Adventists in Fiji

Unexpected and assurance

NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home™ standards emphasize enhanced care through patient-clincian partnership

Loma Linda University Health, Family Medicine received the NCQA Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) Recognition for their advanced primary care practice. [Photo courtesy of Loma Linda University Health]

Loma Linda University Health Family Medicine earns national recognition for patient-centered care

While attending the book fair is a new experience for the Norwegian publishing house, leaders hope it will be a new way to reach the public.

Terje Dahl (right), Managing Director of the Norwegian Publishing House, interviewing Harald Giesebrecht, author of Ærlig talt, Gud (Seriously, God). Photo: Tor Tjeransen/ADAMS.

God at the Oslo Book Festival

Number of church schools in the Euro-Asia division surges in five years from 14-48

The Happy Place Seventh-day Adventist school, a former factory building, opened its doors to 36 children in September 2016 in Tiachiv, Ukraine. Now it has 70 students. [Vladimir Tkachuk / ESD]

Businessman turns Ukrainian factory into Adventist School

Hope Radio is estimated to reach 60 percent of the citizens in the small island nation.

Korobu church and the Kiribati Mission office.[Photo courtesy of the South Pacific Division]

Hope Radio coming soon to Kiribati

Club leaders felt heartened by the opportunity to share in the lives of others.

Group of Pathfinders from the Central Adventist Church in St. Croix pose for a picture after packaging goods for the community thanks to shipments from Adopt a Family USVI organizers, Nov. 25, 2017. [Photo courtesy North Caribbean Conference]


In St. Croix, Pathfinders distribute goods and share joy in the community

Funds will go toward chairs, tables, computers and other necessities for Adventist school in the country.

[Photo courtesy of the South Pacific Division]

Cultural concert raises funds for Samoa

Church leaders express hope of good relationship between Adventist Church and government leaders.

[Photo courtesy of the Euro-Asia Division]

Official meetings of the leaders of the Adventist Church and the government took place in Uzbekistan

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