United States: Adventist Victim of Sniper Mourned
As people in the Washington, D.C. area breathe easier after the capture of two suspects in the three-week series of sniper murders, Adventists are mourning one of their own.
As people in the Washington, D.C. area breathe easier after the capture of two suspects in the three-week series of sniper murders, Adventists are mourning one of their own.
An October 4 decision by an Australian state industrial relations arbitration body has ruled in favor of 37 Seventh-day Adventist teachers in the North New South Wales Conference.
A School of Women's Discipleship was created in 2001, and evangelism campaigns are being held in all regions of the country this year.
Millions in Guatemala are tuning in to a broadcast specifically focused on young people.
Seventh-day Adventist members and leaders in Moscow are praying for the families of those killed in the hostage crisis that ended October 26.
Adventist World Radio is stepping up its presence in Southeast Asia with new programming to reach the more than 12 million people of Cambodia.