Now hundreds of care groups in Africa; virus still kills thousands of members each year

Doctors Oscar and Eugenia Giordano lead the 10th advisory of the Adventist Aids International ministry in Africa earlier this month. Since the ministry was established 10 years ago, the Adventist Church has seen big progress in raising awareness of HIV/AIDS in among its members in Africa, including a drop in fear and stigma associated with the disease. [photos courtesy AAIM]

Decade after HIV/AIDS ministry launched, major reduction of stigma, increased support

Division presidents to review preliminary draft at next month’s Annual Council

The results of a major survey of the opinions, attitudes and spiritual life patterns of Adventists worldwide are helping church officials shape more effective ministry and mission. [photo: iStockphoto]

Record survey to inform Adventist Church’s next strategic plan

University lecturer killed in attack that took 60 lives

People take cover as gunfire can be heard coming from a shopping mall (back) in Nairobi, Kenya, on Sept. 21, after the mall was attacked by a group of gunmen the same day. A senior Kenyan official said Sept. 23 that the Kenyan military is laying siege to the shopping mall following the attack, which left many people dead and injured and a number taken hostage. [Associated Press photos]

Husband of Adventist Church member among victims in Nairobi terror attack

Adventist ministry creates solar-powered device to provide encouragement

MegaVoice is a solar-powered device that holds 100 hours of inSight4Vets digital audio materials. [photos courtesy CRSB]

New audio player offers book collection to blinded veterans

As he looks back, Albert can see God’s hand in his life. He should have died many times. He’s been shot at, blown a hole in his stomach through a drug overdose and been electrocuted during a robbery, but through it all his life was sustained.

Convicted

Las Cruces, New Mexico imposing registration requirements, fees on some churches

The Adventist Church last week sued the city of Las Cruses, New Mexico, United States, over an ordinance that requires pastor-led churches to register and pay fees. Church lawyers say the ordinance violates the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The Texico Conference headquarters, shown here, is located in Corrales, New Mexico. [photo: Sue Hinkle]

Adventist Church files lawsuit against U.S. city for ‘blatant’ religious liberty violation

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New audio player offers book collection to blinded veterans

Convicted

Adventist Church files lawsuit against U.S. city for ‘blatant’ religious liberty violation