Ethical issues surrounding such end-of-life decisions as "physician-assisted suicide," recently upheld in the state of Oregon by the United States Supreme Court, can be perplexing for Seventh-day Adventist church members and physicians, but also reveal co
Did you know that a positive self-image can stop a killer in its tracks? This message is an integral part of a six-month class on HIV/AIDS that 141 young people in Maputo, Mozambique took last year. Ranging in age from 10-years-old to 18-years-old, partic
A new and spacious house of worship, considered the largest Christian church in the city of Pune, is being completed on the campus of the Seventh-day Adventist college there.
How does one define poverty? Does it exist in Western countries, such as the United States? This is just one of the issues that Dr. Gilbert Burnham, a prominent researcher, professor, and the director of the Center for Refugee and Disaster Response at Joh
Adventist Pastor Filmed by National Geographic ... On Feb. 11, a film crew from National Geographic's television unit visited the Sacramento Central Seventh-day Adventist Church to record Sabbath services and to interview Pastor Doug Batchelor, senior pas
In the past two years thousands of women in Seventh-day Adventist churches worldwide have mastered several facets of leadership using a training program designed by the Women's Ministries department at the church's world headquarters. In April, the third