England: Church Trains Leaders on Access to the Gospel for Disabled Aiming to lift barriers that might limit access to the gospel for the disabled in their local communities, 17 church leaders from the South England region of the Seventh-day Adventist
Seventh-day Adventists in the Philippines -- numbering more than 1.3 million people -- celebrated the centennial of the church in the 7,100-island republic on March 2 to 5. Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo greeted Pastor Jan Paulsen, Adventist
The Seventh-day Adventist Church was one of more than 40 denominations that met recently at the triennial Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) Assembly in Derbyshire, England. Some 300 delegates from across the four nations of Wales, Ireland, S
Seven-year-old Elikhana Douney left his home in Bambangan, in East Malaysia's interior, on March 1, and stepped into a new world. He wasn't sure where he was headed with his father, 38-year-old Donny Daliun, as they boarded an AirAsia plane at Kota Kinab
Evangelist Mark Finley, speaker emeritus of "It Is Written," an Adventist television outreach, and director of global evangelism for the Seventh-day Adventist Church headquarters, began a month-long series of meetings in Kiev, Ukraine. Dubbed "ACTS 2005,"
The first overseas Seventh-day Adventist visitors in nearly 20 years to Northern Nigeria were a Korean New Testament professor, an Irish pastor/evangelist and a Danish missiologist who was a missionary there 35 years ago. Hyunsok Doh, Patrick Boyle and Bo