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Twelve year-old Vivian Erbenich was the youngest participant at the 10th annual STAonline [what does STA stand for?] Forum that met at "Bergheim Mühlenrahmede," Altena, Germany , Feb. 25 to 26 to explore ways to use the Internet for evangelism.

Dr. Matthias Dorn argued for a locally-oriented content on the church's 
Web pages. [Photo: Ray Dabrowski/ANN]

Germany: Online Experts Discuss Local Application for the Church on the Internet

As of March 1 only 120 days remain before thousands gather at the America's Center in St. Louis, Missouri, United States for the 58th General Conference Session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Anticipation is building for the quinquennial event, whic

The GC Session will be held at America's Center in St. Louis, Missouri and is expected to draw 10,000 people daily and up to 70,000 on the weekends. [Photo: Reger Smith Jr./ANN]

World Church: St. Louis Session Anticipation Builds

Evangelist Mark Finley, one of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's most recognized television presenters, is ready for a month-long "It Is Written" public campaign that will broadcast from Kiev, Ukraine, globally via satellite.

Evangelist Mark Finley (left) with Darryl Hosford at the 2004 Global Internet Evangelism Forum in Silver Spring, Maryland, United States. Pastor Finley is about to begin a series of "It Is Written" meetings in Kiev, Ukraine, and will soon chair the Global Internet Evangelism Network for the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

World Church: Finley to Hold Ukraine Satellite Event, Will Chair Internet Evangelism Panel

Russia: Cold War Hot Spot to Receive Satellite Evangelism

Sakhalin Island, Russia [Valery Ivanov] ... Sakhalin Island, a remote Russian island, will soon receive a new message of hope when satellite evangelism reaches this remote Russian outpost for th

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Realizing that college students could lose a connection to God and their church under the pressure of university studies, the Adventist Student Association (ASA) has renewed its focus on ministry and outreach to those students in the South Pacific. This i

Adventist university students from Brisbane enjoying an outing in Adelaide while particpating in the Adventist Student Association’s annual symposium—a Bible study–based retreat—last month. [Photo: Justin Stafford]

South Pacific: Outreach to University Students Planned

For the first time since the once open nation of Burma entered a phase of martial law, renamed itself Myanmar, and turned away from significant contact with the world community, a conference of more than 40 leaders of the Christian community was held in M

The Myanmar Council of Churches heard from three representatives of the International Religious Liberty Association during a meeting in Rangoon. From left, Lincoln Steed, editor of Liberty magazine; Dr. John R. Graz, IRLA secretary general, and Dr. Hiskia Missah, regional IRLA director. [Photo: IRLA]

Myanmar: Religious Liberty Affirmed as Christian Leaders Meet

For 400 Seventh-day Adventist youth and young adults from around the world, evangelism is personal. This group will be in the streets of St. Louis, Missouri, June 29 through July 9, sharing the gospel with others while the Seventh-day Adventist world chur

Bethsy Lareche (Ontario, Canada), Manny Cruz (ministry Leader) and Theresa Gayan (British Columbia) witness as street artists for Christ.  [Photo: Impact Toronto 2000]

World Church: Adventist Youth, Young Adults Training for Community Outreach

Nearly 3,000 Seventh-day Adventist students and teachers marched through the streets of Puerto Rico's capital city of San Juan on Feb. 10, the island's National No Smoking Day. The march's theme  "Dare to be Different," was organized to promote awareness

An academy choir performing at Plaza de Armas following the march. [Photo: Marta Malave]

Puerto Rico: Students Take A Stand Against Smoking

Agana, Guam [Shelley Nolan Freesland/ANN Staff] Four years of renovation will be celebrated Feb. 26 when Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, visits the Adventist World Radio (AWR) studio and broadcasting station in Gua

During the modernization of AWR's Guam 
station, project engineer Fred Christensen supervised the equipment 
installation and did much of the mechanical and electrical installation 
himself. [Photo: Adventist World Radio/ANN]

Guam: Adventist World Radio to Rededicate a Renovated Station

"One quarter of the world population is poorer today than they were 10 years ago," according to a video report presented by the United Nations' Commission for Social Development in New York on Feb. 17.

Vusimuzi Madonsela, (right), director general of the Department of Social Development of the government of South Africa, with Jonathan Gallagher, the Adventist church's liaison to the United Nations.

World Poorer Today, United Nations Report Reveals

United States: Nursing Student Dies At Pacific Union College 

Angwin, California, United States [Michelle Konn Rai/ANN] ... David Egwakhe, age 21, a senior nursing major from Nigeria, died Feb. 14 after sustaining a head injury during an intramural bas

INJURED: Dr. Armond Manassian and his wife, Pamela, were among the dozens injured in Beirut, Lebanon when a car bomb hit.

An unprecedented range of Seventh-day Adventist media and ministries joined forces Feb. 11 to produce a live satellite broadcast to support the church in the tsunami-affected regions of South Asia.

Evangelist Mark Finley (l) hosted the program that raised money to strengthen Adventist churches affected by tsunami.

World Church: Satellite Broadcast Raises Tsunami Support

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