Event marks 'toning down' of department, one vice president says

Adventist church President Ted N.C. Wilson and his wife, Nancy, greet Laura Samano, an editorial assistant for the North American region, and Griselda Rosales, a volunteer for Esperanza TV. Wilson welcomed more than 300 employees at church headquarters to his offices yesterday during a presidential open house. [photos: Ansel Oliver/ANN]

Wilson hosts presidential open house

$250,000 in monthly losses leads board to cut staff, bring in new leadership

Adventist Church-owned Review and Herald Publishing Association will bring in new management and cut staff in response to ongoing financial losses. Above, an employee outside the Hagerstown, Maryland building Tuesday. [photo courtesy Review and Herald]

Review and Herald revamp follows April management shift

Armando Miranda, an Adventist world church vice president, in a committee room where later this week, Revival and Beyond Committee members will brainstorm ways to spur revival among Adventists. Miranda, at the committee's helm, says prayer will guide discussion. [photo: Ansel Oliver/ANN]

Spirituality committee proffering ideas for revival

Harvard, Stanford researcher was pioneer in vegetarian nutrition

Dr. Mervyn Hardinge was a pioneer in vegetarian nutrition, a diet Adventist health leaders say is preferable when possible. [photo courtesy Loma Linda University]

In Memory: Hardinge founded Loma Linda's School of Public Health

Church appealing to government for safety of journalists

Dickson Ssentongo was killed by unknown assailants while walking to work at an Adventist-owned radio station in Kierka, in Southern Uganda. Church leaders are urging government officials to find and prosecute his killers and protect journalists in the Central African nation. [photo courtesy ECD]

In Uganda, murdered Adventist radio reporter was running for public office

They built our churches, schools and hospitals; why we shouldn't forget them now

Remembering our elders

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In Memory: Hardinge founded Loma Linda's School of Public Health

In Uganda, murdered Adventist radio reporter was running for public office

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Wilson hosts presidential open house

Review and Herald revamp follows April management shift

Spirituality committee proffering ideas for revival

In Memory: Hardinge founded Loma Linda's School of Public Health

In Uganda, murdered Adventist radio reporter was running for public office

Remembering our elders