‘Health clubs’ build bridges in secular Eastern Europe

True healing involves emotional and spiritual restoration, as well as physical recovery, said Dr. Viriato Ferreira, Health Ministries director for the church’s Inter-European Division, during his keynote address at the European Health Conference last month. The conference brought together Health Ministries leaders from the Adventist Church’s three divisions in Europe. [photo courtesy EUD]

First European Health Conference sees renewed interest in health outreach

U.S. commission tracks key offenders; some optimism over new ‘watch list’ countries

Dwayne Leslie, director of Legislative Affairs for the Seventh-day Adventist world church, speaks at a religious liberty event in April at the Canadian embassy in Washington, D.C. Leslie is among religious freedom advocates troubled by this year’s report from the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom. [photo: Andrew King]

Annual report highlights worsening freedom of belief worldwide

New director Ramirez on North America’s tradition of service

Elden Ramirez is the North American Division’s new director of Volunteer Ministries. The division sends nearly half of the denomination’s long-term volunteers. [photo: Ansel Oliver]

Church Chat: Building up overseas volunteers

Biomass power plants in Chengdu to generate electricity

Adventist humanitarians in China are studying the feasibility of building biomass power plants in Chengdu, where a growing waste problem has local officials scrambling for answers. From right: Marcel Wagner, project manager; Linda Zhu, ADRA China country director; Arthur Wellinger, president of the European Biogas Association; with representatives from Beijing University and China’s Ministry of Science and Technology. [photo courtesy ADRA Switzerland]

In China, renewable energy project tackles growing waste problem

Board chaired by division president to submit proposal

The North American Division's Adventist Media Center will be sold if its board April 29 proposal is accepted by the division. The Simi Valley, California-based center is home to six media ministries, as well as master control and satellite uplink services for Hope Channel. [photo: AMC file photo]

North America’s media center recommends its own closure

Those asking ‘difficult questions’ today are tomorrow’s leaders, Paulsen says

Former Adventist world church President Jan Paulsen fields questions from young people at the first “Let’s Talk” broadcast held at the church’s Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan, United States, in 2004. Lessons gleaned from some 30 more “Let’s Talk” conversations comprise a new book by the now retired Paulsen.

Church Chat: Former Adventist Church president reflects on ‘Let’s Talk’ conversations

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Church Chat: Former Adventist Church president reflects on ‘Let’s Talk’ conversations