News about Adventist connected articles from the globe
“Wheels to Educate” seeks to promote early childhood education by helping children get to their schools. November 30, 2017 Shirley Rueda/IAD Staff Pastor Mauricio Buitrago, youth ministries director for the church in North Colombia and main organizer of the “Wheels to Educate” initiative, puts a sticker on a new bike [Image by North Colombian Union] […]
Read More
November 29, 2017 New volumes on God and the Reformation trigger reflections, discussions. By: Trans-European Division News & Adventist Review The Norwegian Publishing House, managed by the Norwegian Union of Seventh-day Adventists, placed God center stage at the Oslo Book Festival, Nov. 10-12, as it presented two books, Ærlig talt, Gud [Seriously, God] by Harald […]
Read More
November 28, 2017 Thanksgiving luncheon highlights accomplishments, success stories. By: Heather Reifsnyder, Loma Linda University News Loma Linda University Health, an Adventist-managed institution in Loma Linda, California, United States, celebrated its 50-year legacy of providing organ transplantation to inland Southern California, and beyond. The anniversary luncheon on Nov. 19 highlighted the marvel of medical […]
Read More
November 28, 2017 Church members and community still suffering in the aftermath of Hurricane Maria. By: Libna Stevens, Inter-American Division News Two months after Hurricane Maria shut down Puerto Rico, parts of the island are still without power and water, hundreds of buildings and homes still await repairs, and the Seventh-day Adventist Church continues to […]
Read More
November 27, 2017 An ADRA team delivers medical and psychological assistance. By: ADRA Romania Staff & Inter-European Division News From Nov. 4-14, the 9th ‘Humanitarian Intervention of International Solidarity with Refugees’ took place through the Adventist Development and Relief (ADRA) project ‘Hope for Immigrants’ in Erbil, Iraq. The project, with the support of 10 volunteers […]
Read More
November 27, 2017 Over 300 worshippers were killed in an attack on Nov. 24. By: ChanMin Chung, Middle East and North Africa Union Rick McEdward, president of the Middle East and North Africa Union of the Seventh-day Adventists, strongly condemned the atrocious terrorist attack that took place on Nov. 24, 2017, on the Al-Rawdah […]
Read More
Nov 27, 2017 | Miami, Florida, United States | Libna Stevens/IAD Adventist School north of Puerto Rico in Arecibo will undergo repairs as soon as insurance coverage is acquired, and rebuilding of the roof begins. [Image courtesy of Puerto Rican Union] Two months after Hurricane Maria shut down Puerto Rico, parts of the island are […]
Read More
November 25, 2017 20-minute presentations focus on “health, hope, and happiness.” By: Jarrod Stackelroth & Michaela Truscott, Adventist News Online More than 800 people attended a TED-style weekend of presentations held in Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia, Nov. 4-5, and more than double that number watched online. PROPHETICA 2017 featured a diverse list of presenters, including award-winning […]
Read More
November 25, 2017 Move is part of a plan to tackle the problem of non-communicable diseases. By: Tracey Bridcutt, Adventist News Online & Adventist Review The Fiji Medical Association (FMA) is to make the Complete Health Improvement Program (CHIP) available to every doctor in Fiji. CHIP is a lifestyle enrichment program designed to reduce disease […]
Read More
Although we do not want to be perceived as alarmists, it is obvious that we are living in the last days of Earth’s history. November 24, 2017 Ted N.C. Wilson Adventist Church president Ted N.C. Wilson and his wife, Nancy, passing a commemorative door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany, where Martin Luther nailed […]
Read More