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Adventist History
Battle Creek Tabernacle building celebrates 100 years
Religious Liberty
Adventist leaders join national prayer breakfast in Australia
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Southern Africa Union Conference hosts first music festival in more than 30 years
Choirs from across the Union gathered in Bloemfontein, South Africa, for a weekend of choral worship and participants consecrated their mobile phones for digital evangelism.
Music
Community outreach event offers free care and shelter to more than 100 women
The event brought medical professionals and volunteers together to offer free healthcare, guidance, and well-being to women.
Healthcare
New leadership elected to serve East-Central Africa Division
Moses Ndimukika Maka to serve as president, with Tom Ogal as executive secretary
Leadership
Adventists push for disability inclusion in Portugal
About 500 people joined the “All in Step” campaign, which included a public relay in four cities, a new Pathfinder specialty, and inclusion training at the National Family Camp.
Ministries
Children develop leadership and service skills during meeting in Ecuador
More than 1,700 participants from 56 Adventurers clubs gathered at the meeting that registered 48 baptisms.
Children
Australian national convention equips school chaplains
The convention provides opportunities for professional development and recognizes the service of chaplains in Adventist schools.
Education
Hope Media Ukraine moves servers to safety after strikes near Kyiv studio
Hope Media Ukraine relocates broadcast servers and begins storing copies of content offsite after airstrikes near studio.
Technology
Volunteer teachers provide free classes to prepare students for university entrance exam
Adventist Solidarity Action organizes free preparatory classes for Brazil's university entrance exam in 250 locations.
Education
Battle Creek Tabernacle building celebrates 100 years
Battle Creek Tabernacle, formerly Dime Tabernacle, hosts nine-day celebration of building's opening.
Adventist History
Zimbabwe Church hosts free surgical camp for people with albinism
Eighty-four people living with albinism received free surgical and dermatological care at a camp hosted by Mt. Pleasant Seventh-day Adventist Church in Harare, Zimbabwe.
Healthcare
Adventist school in Solomon Islands receives new sanitation block
The Talakali Adventist Primary School receives new sanitation block to support healthy learning and strengthen community disaster preparedness.
Children
Adventist advocates for greater focus on religious discrimination's human cost
Nigel Coke, former Public Affairs and Religious Liberty director for the Jamaica Union Conference, spoke at the International Law and Religious Liberty Symposium to advocate for freedom of religion and belief.
Religious Liberty