The year was 1910. The place was Edinburgh, Scotland. The subject was missions."Edinburgh 1910," as the event is now known, was the first worldwide missionary conference representing most denominations. That groundbreaking conference led to the formation
The quality of life is improving for residents of the Zambian communities of Simalama and Kabwe. The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) has found ways to bring practical help there. One is through an improvement project for its Life Skills Tra
Indonesia: Medical Care Reaching Remote Villages in Indonesia, Iraqi Adventists Benefit From $700 Collection, Bangladesh: Young People Demonstrate in World Anti-Tobacco Day and in Australia the Church's Web site Now Has RSS ...
On June 5, 1981--25 years ago this week--the world became aware of a new disease, AIDS. Since then 25 million people around the world have died from the disease and today there are 40 million men, women and children living with HIV. Along with the growth
On the day Valley View University handed out diplomas to its 2006 graduating class of 149 students, the Seventh-day Adventist-owned tertiary institution in Accra, Ghana, received a "diploma" of its own: a "charter certificate" from Ghana's government that
Words of hatred greeted Pastor Sung Ho Jang on the morning of May 26. "God Hates Asians" were some of the words dabbed in ink on the carpet of the Orlando Central Korean Seventh-day Adventist Church, along with an obscene ethnic slur.