Health seminars, workshops will promote nutrition, exercise and addiction-free lifestyle

Obis Heredia, Adventist district pastor in Rio Blanco, speaks to government and community leaders last month about the church’s upcoming public health campaign. The program will impact residents of seven Mayan towns in West Guatemala beginning in July. [photo: Guatemala Union]

In Guatemala, Adventist public health campaign to impact local Mayan communities

New enthusiasm could help curb 1 billion tobacco-related deaths this century

Adventist health officials hope a renewed commitment to the church’s historic anti-tobacco movement will help curb an estimated 1 billion tobacco-related deaths this century. [photo: iStockphoto]

Ahead of ‘World No Tobacco Day,’ a call to rekindle Adventist anti-smoking efforts

Freedom of belief still too often ‘measured in lives lost,’ Baird says

Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs John Baird speaks at the 10th annual Religious Liberty Dinner on May 24 at his country's embassy in Washington, D.C. Baird said that Canada is a dedicated partner in promoting human rights. [photo: Keegan Bursaw/Embassy of Canada]

At religious liberty dinner, Canadian foreign minister promotes 'bedrock' human right

Networking in Hong Kong offers planning for future projects

Daniel Jiao, Communication director of the Adventist Church’s Hong Kong-based Chinese Union Mission, presents at this week’s Global Adventist Internet Network forum at Hong Kong’s Royal Park Hotel. Jiao told some 160 church technology professionals that websites should increasingly cater to mobile users. [photo: Daryl Gungadoo]

Internet conference focuses on denominational integration, best practices

New offices, soon-coming TV studios to deliver integrated evangelism

Adventist world church President Ted Wilson, second from left, prays with church leaders at a May 17 inauguration ceremony for Novo Tempo media ministry expansion in South America.  New offices and soon-coming television studios will further the region's integrated evangelism, church leaders say. [photo courtesy Novo Tempo]

A "new time" for South America's Novo Tempo Adventist Network

Division to raise US$50 million for ‘big city’ outreach; Buenos Aires top target

Adventist Church President Ted N. C. Wilson and South American Division President Erton Köhler, second and third from left, pose with map showing footprints, symbolic of claiming a territory for Jesus.
Leaders are raising $50 million for outreach in key cities around South America. [photo: Mark Kellner]

Wilson, South American leaders put footprint on evangelism outreach

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Ahead of ‘World No Tobacco Day,’ a call to rekindle Adventist anti-smoking efforts

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Internet conference focuses on denominational integration, best practices

A "new time" for South America's Novo Tempo Adventist Network

Wilson, South American leaders put footprint on evangelism outreach

News.

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In Guatemala, Adventist public health campaign to impact local Mayan communities

Ahead of ‘World No Tobacco Day,’ a call to rekindle Adventist anti-smoking efforts

At religious liberty dinner, Canadian foreign minister promotes 'bedrock' human right

Internet conference focuses on denominational integration, best practices

A "new time" for South America's Novo Tempo Adventist Network

Wilson, South American leaders put footprint on evangelism outreach