ADRA offices in Europe funded operation following Zimbabwe food shortage

The Adventist Church's Solusi University is home to more than 3,000 students. ADRA offices in Europe last year funded a revamp of the institution's farm, enabling students to now have three meals a day. [file photo by Thembinkosi Moyo]

In Zimbabwe, Adventist University has food again thanks to its farm

ADRA, Ministry of Public Health partnership helps fight summer outbreak

Thousands of young Seventh-day Adventists volunteers coordinated by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency in the Dominican Republic reached more than 100,000 homes during the island's national campaign to prevent dengue fever early this month. [photo: Rene Gomez]

In Dominican Republic, young Adventist humanitarians raise dengue fever awareness

Education key to lasting peace, religious liberty advocates say

Members of the International Religious Liberty Association's panel of experts in Amman, Jordan last week. The group discussed the importance of education to instill religious tolerance in young people. [photo: Rajmund Dabrowski]

Teach young people respect for different faiths, panel of experts advises

Technology reducing travel, increasing communication among church institutions

Church leaders used conferencing technology last month to learn about Adventist Church President Ted Wilson's plans for a newly formed spiritual revival committee. From right, Dan Jackson, president of the church in North America; Ted Wilson; Orville Parchment, assistant to the president; and Williams Costa Jr., Adventist Church Communication director. At left is Blasious Ruguri, president of the church in East-Central Africa. [photo courtesy Hope Channel]

Church ramping up video conferencing to better connect leaders, save costs

Inciting religious tensions 'irresponsible, harmful,' Wilson says in statement

Adventist world church president dismayed by planned Quran burning

Relates to biblical history, documents Moabite worship, officials say

Ruins of the main sanctuary of what Jordanian antiquities officials say is a Moabite temple found by an archaeologist from Adventist-owned La Sierra Univeristy at a dig near Ataruz, about 30 miles south of Amman. The ruins and antiquities found there may confirm aspects of Bible history. [photos: Chang Ho Ji]

Adventist archaeological dig yields Iron Age temple

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