"Go One Million" Launched in Northern Asia-Pacific
Some 700 Seventh-day Adventist lay-people from six Asian nations met on Jeju Island, Korea, August 21 to 25 for the region's largest-ever lay-evangelism training event.
Some 700 Seventh-day Adventist lay-people from six Asian nations met on Jeju Island, Korea, August 21 to 25 for the region's largest-ever lay-evangelism training event.
Ongoing civil war could not keep some 200 delegates away from the first Seventh-day Adventist Pathfinder Camporee to be held in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Seventh-day Adventists in Europe are calling for prayers from their worldwide church family as they join the massive clean-up and rebuilding efforts in flood-ravaged parts of Central and Eastern Europe.
Church administrators and members should beware of an attempted international financial scam being made on counterfeit church stationery, says Robert W. Nixon, General Counsel of the General Conference.
Three hundred and sixty-one children who participated in the model kindergarten facility created at the Ulaanbaatar Mental Hospital by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency office in Mongolia have been able to return to their families and schools.
Some 1,800 teenagers from across Europe met July 29 to August 6 in Zatonie, Poland, for one of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's most internationally diverse youth camps.