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50,000 flee country; some seek refuge in churches

Some 50,000 Chadians fled their country after rebels attacked the capital of N'djamena February 2 in an attempted overthrow of President Idriss Déby's government. Adventist churches are among locations serving as shelters in neighboring Cameroon

Chad: Adventist leader urges peace, calls for prayers amid rebellion

General Conference re-examining financial distributions to 13 world divisions

In deciding how best to distribute appropriations among the Adventist Church's world regions, Adventist world church treasurer Robert E. Lemon and four other church officials will visit each of the church's regions this summer. The five form the Appropriations Review Committee, which was launched during Annual Council in October.

Adventist financial officers to review church's appropriations

Weimar board cites finances, says closure will give college a new start

Weimar College, a four-year Christian school and missionary training center at Weimar Institute in Northern California, will close this summer after 30 years of operation. School officials say shutting down will allow them to re-evaluate finances.

Doors close for Christian college at health institute

Diop promoting 'healthy' accountability among church's global study centers

Ganoune Diop began overseeing the Adventist Church's five global study centers last year.

Church Chat: Mission possible for flautist, academic turned manager

Paulsen's first 'Let's Talk' shows in Asia

Adventist Church President Jan Paulsen has hosted 17 previous live, unscripted dialogues with youth. Next week he will host two such broadcasts for the first time in East Asia.

Adventist Church president to host televised youth dialogues in China, Philippines

Ugandan law professor considered expert on human rights, criminal law reform

Adventist law professor Dr. Daniel D. Ntanda Nsereko, right, with Robert E. Kyte, General Counsel for the Adventist Church, during Nsereko's visit to world church headquarters in December. Nsereko and two other nominees recently filled three vacancies on the International Criminal Court's 18-member panel of judges at The Hague, Netherlands.

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Chad: Adventist leader urges peace, calls for prayers amid rebellion

Adventist financial officers to review church's appropriations

Doors close for Christian college at health institute

Church Chat: Mission possible for flautist, academic turned manager

Adventist Church president to host televised youth dialogues in China, Philippines

Adventist elected judge of international criminal court