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In the Ilsan district of Koyang City, Korea, northwest of Seoul, Sabbath, or Saturday, morning worship is now rather different for some Seventh-day Adventists than in the nearly 700 other Adventist churches in Korea. Instead of singing, praying and hearin

Congregants of the new church great each other and welcome guests.

Korea: New English-Language Church Seen as Unique Evangelism Tool

Dr. Lucille Sabas has been given a vote of confidence. As the only woman president of a Seventh-day Adventist university in male-dominated Africa, Sabas was re-elected after three years in office. An installation ceremony was held April 30 officially reco

Drs. Ella Simmons (left) and Lucille Sabas. [Photo courtesy of the Adventist University Cosendai]

Cameroon: University's First Woman President Re-Elected

An eight-month campaign of vandalism to the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Derry, Northern Ireland, culminated in £1,000 ($1,844.60 U.S.) of damage last weekend, leaving church members "living in fear," according to local media reports.

Northern Ireland: Vandals Wage Eight-Month Campaign Against Adventist Church

"America truly is not like past superpowers, countries who sought territorial gain or imperial dominion," United States Senator John McCain of Arizona told attendees at a dinner sponsored by the International Religious Liberty Association (IRLA), Liberty

Robert W. Nixon, retired general counsel of the Seventh-day Adventist world church and former vice president of the International Religious Liberty Association, addresses participants.

United States: Sen. McCain Tells Adventists America's Leadership Tied To Its Moral Standing

Global unity of the church, its mission, and the best use of resources to achieve that mission, were identified as three "big issues" to be considered by the Commission on Ministries, Services and Structures, established by the Seventh-day Adventist Churc

George Knight (left) with Eugene Hsu, a vice president for the Adventist world church.

World Church: Commission Begins Deliberations on Church Structures

This week in the Adventist world a humanitarian worker was attacked in Kenya; the Adventist Development and Relief Agency comes to the aid of flood vicitims in Kenya; a health food company opens a research lab at the Adventist university in Mexico; and an

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Ghana's president, John A. Kufuor, received 10 representatives from the All-Africa Congress on Religious Liberty and welcomed the opportunity to speak on his convictions regarding such fundamental freedoms. The meeting is the second such event on the cont

The All-Africa Congress on Religious Freedom  brought together dignitaries, experts, and religious leaders from more than 60 countries across Africa and beyond.

Ghana: 'All-Africa' Religious Freedom Delegates Meet With President

Any one who has ever lost their way driving to a new church will likely appreciate the solution devised by Seventh-day Adventist pastor, Victor Hulbert, who lives and works in Britain.

The device uses the latitude and longitude of a church's location to steer travelers to a church's front door.

ANN Feature: Satellite Guides Drivers to Adventist Churches

There were about 500 of them. They were young, passionate and Christian. And they marched through the streets of downtown Atlanta, Georgia in the United States with drums and signs promoting a Christian lifestyle. "They" were Seventh-day Adventists rangin

Second place winners of the choir competition, All Nations Youth Choir of Berrien Springs, Michigan. [Photo: Fulton Bell]

Hundreds of Young Adventists Rally Against 'Chains'

The manual is very simple. It even has dozens and dozens of examples of how to go about having a fulfilling Christian life. The manual -- the number one bestseller of all time -- is of course the Bible. Any self-respecting, professed Christian takes his o

Adventist world church leader, Jan Paulsen, preaches at a church in Brazil. [Photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

United States: Living the Committed Christian Life (When Convenient)

On April 27, veteran Seventh-day Adventist community volunteer Melvin Boutilier received Canada's top award for volunteer service in a ceremony held in Ottawa, Ontario, that nation's capital.

The Thérèse Casgrain Volunteer Award, whose medallion is pictured at left, is named for the late Thérèse Casgrain, right, a pioneer volunteer activist in Quebec, Canada. [Photo courtesy of the Bank of Canada]

Canada: Adventist Volunteer Receives National Honor in Ottawa Ceremony

Dr. Lyn Behrens relies on a host of people to do her job. As president of Loma Linda University's (LLU)Adventist Health Sciences Center, she has recognized her strengths as well as the ones she lacks. "I don't try [to] be someone that I'm not," she says,

Dr. Lyn Behrens, president of Loma Linda University's Adventist Health Sciences Center. [Photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

United States: Adventist Healthcare Is About 'Whole Person Care,' says Loma Linda University Chief

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