Later, in France, Wilson facilitates open dialogue with members

Adventist Church President Ted Wilson lays a name plaque for a proposed 14-story multipurpose building expected to house new headquarters for the church in Ethiopia. The expansion of church infrastructure in the region reflects membership growth and a commitment to community development, local leaders said. [photos courtesy East Central Africa Division]

Adventist Church president supports community, spiritual development during Africa tour

Egypt’s Christian leader served four decades as patriarch

Coptic Orthodox Pope Shenouda III, shown here in New York in 2007, died Saturday at the age of 88. He led Egypt's Christian minority church for 40 years. [photo: Michael Sleman]

Adventist leaders offer condolences on death of Coptic Pope Shenouda III

Mission Caleb is held in summer throughout South America

Mission Caleb participants plant trees on a highway in Lima. Adventist youth helped plant a total of 12,000 trees during last month’s program, which included various community outreach projects across the city.

In Peru, 20,000 youth outreach event delivers community service, evangelism support

Division-wide initiative is part of denomination’s Revival and Reformation

Students in Medellin, Colombia, pray on March 7 during a division-wide day of prayer in Adventist schools. [photo courtesy IAD]

In Inter-America, students put away books for day of prayer

Organizers challenge new generations to pursue 24/7 relationship with God

Pastor A. Allan Martin, along with Jeff Gang, founded GODencounters a decade ago in an effort to enhance ministry to young adults who attend Seventh-day Adventist churches. [photo: Jim Culver]

GODencounters marks decade of young adult ministry

Fort Worth’s Burton Adventist Academy’s fight helps Houston’s Beren school play

Kevin Klein, athletic director of Burton Adventist Academy in Arlington, Texas, also coaches baseball at the school. He's gone to bat for Sabbath-keeping students conflicted over tournament games scheduled for the Sabbath, and helped win a reversal by the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools on the matter. On March 1, TAPPS backed down from forcing an Orthodox Jewish academy to forfeit its playoff spot over the same issue. [photos courtesy Burton Academy]

In U.S., Adventist school’s efforts help Jewish athletes keep Sabbath, compete

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Adventist Church president supports community, spiritual development during Africa tour

Adventist leaders offer condolences on death of Coptic Pope Shenouda III

In Peru, 20,000 youth outreach event delivers community service, evangelism support

In Inter-America, students put away books for day of prayer

GODencounters marks decade of young adult ministry

In U.S., Adventist school’s efforts help Jewish athletes keep Sabbath, compete