An oil spill on Venezuela's most dangerous road caused a multi-vehicle collision and explosion, killing four people. Of the 19 people who survived the tragedy, most were burned over 80 percent of their body. However, one Adventist family escaped injury.
We are not doing that if we never give up some of our time. And worse yet, we are not giving God the opportunity to use us in incredible ways if we do not allow Him some of our time."
Celebrating 95 years of pioneering distance education, Home Study International, Inc.... reaching new kinds of students, and achieving educational "miracles" along the way.
Two Seventh-day Adventist media ministries will team up in March 2005 for a three-week evangelistic effort
The Inter-American Division Headquarters concluded its annual week of prayer for its staff members during a special Sabbath service and lunch, April 24.
Seventh-day Adventists gathered at Congress Hall in Paramaribo to appoint their local leaders and to celebrate the 110 years since the Adventist work began in Suriname.
Inter-American Division administrators recently convened in Cuba for a special audit to ascertain the health of the church there, March 23-25.
Bring any group of editors together, and you'll likely find a variety of opinions.
ADRA is implementing a joint relief project with the World Health Organization (WHO) to bring aid and basic medical supplies to those affected by the train blast in the city of Ryongchon.
They'll work in remote villages accessible only by a small river. They'll be in the middle of some of the world's largest cities.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is in the process of reviewing a petition for a health claim that suggests the consumption of soy protein-based products may reduce the risk of certain types of cancer.
Master Guides and youth leaders gathered for the first-ever camporee in Colombia April 6-8. There were more than 2,000 young people attending the event, held in Bogota's Parque La Florida (La Florida Park).