As much as Mike Jones enjoys a solitary Sabbath afternoon hike in the mountains surrounding his Portland, Oregon home, he'll be the first to tell you a life without relationships is like a line dance without music: a series of meaningless motions.
Money, emotional unfaithfulness and a lack of communication ended one South African Seventh-day Adventist woman's 15-year marriage. The woman, who asked her name not be used, says she wanted to work things out but her husband was adamant. He wanted to
In less than two months, about 5,000 Seventh-day Adventists from throughout the Inter-American region are expected to gather in Medellin, Colombia for a division-wide Adventist Youth Leadership and Prayer Convention. Adventist youth leaders representing I
It took just 70 hours for hundreds of students at Colombian Adventist University (CAU) to read the Bible from cover to cover. The historic reading, which was streamed live on the internet, was one of many events scheduled this year to celebrate CAU's 70th
Charged with finding real world solutions to real world problems, students from Seventh-day Adventist-owned Northern Caribbean University (NCU) rose to the challenge for the second time. The group beat out 4,000 other registrants in the region's Microsoft
By simply drinking water students at Seventh-day Adventist-owned La Sierra University can help build classrooms, science labs and libraries for villagers in Kalaala, Ethiopia.
Young people are not the only ones living with HIV or AIDS. Yet when one thinks of the spread of HIV and AIDS, particularly in Africa, the image that usually comes to mind is that of young parents leaving behind orphaned children.
After nearly 17 years and almost 12,000 successfully treated patients, the Proton Treatment Center at Loma Linda University Medical Center (LLUMC), has been renamed for its developer Dr. James Slater. The LLUMC board made the decision on May 23 and the fa
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Jamaica was presented with the Wellness Award for Excellence in the category of education, lifestyle and development in recognition for its outstanding contribution to the promotion of wellness and positive lifestyle on
Hope has come to the country of Romania in the form of SperantaTV, which offers 24/7 Seventh-day Adventist television programming. The channel broadcast its first program at the end of April and was officially launched on May 19. SperantaTV, which means '
Hope has come to the country of Romania in the form of SperantaTV, which offers 24/7 Seventh-day Adventist television programming. The channel broadcast its first program at the end of April and was officially launched on May 19. SperantaTV, which means '
Hope has come to the country of Romania in the form of SperantaTV, which offers 24/7 Seventh-day Adventist television programming. The channel broadcast its first program at the end of April and was officially launched on May 19. SperantaTV, which means '