Three students from University of the Southern Caribbean, an Adventist institution, will join more than 400 of the most ingenious and innovative minds from across the globe for Microsoft's Imagine Cup Finals in New York, July 8-13, 2011.
Speaking at a fundraiser for church projects in Kenya last week, the nation's president said the Seventh-day Adventist Church is at the forefront of providing education, healthcare and humanitarian aid to Kenyans.
In Luxon and Charity Zembe's native Zimbabwe, the idea is generating staggering results -- more than one-third of the country's prison population is enrolled in Bible studies and 500 prisoners joined the church last year, marking the first known time in Z
In obedience to Jesus' instruction, the disciples returned to Jerusalem after His ascension to prepare for the gift of the Holy Spirit. Luke, in the Book of Acts, mentions one of these preparatory steps twice: "These all continued with one accord in praye
A Seventh-day Adventist blood donation program active in eight South American countries was recognized by Brazil's health ministry last week for promoting blood donation in the country.
Seventh-day Adventist health leaders welcomed the United States' new policy requiring of cigarette manufacturers to add new graphic warning labels on cigarette packs and advertising by October of next year.
One week after the retirement of longstanding president Dr. Herbert Thompson, the Board of Governors of Northern Caribbean University (NCU) has put in place an interim president.
Strengthening the management of finances throughout the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America has been a priority for administrators responsible for the funds that come in from the many local churches and institutions in the fast-growing territory
As Ivory Coast emerges from months of political unrest following last November's disputed presidential elections, the Seventh-day Adventist church's humanitarian agency is aiding citizens of the West-Central African nation.
More than 10,000 Adventist families in Guatemala transformed their homes into houses of prayer as families, friends and neighbors gathered to pray and worship during Inter-America's Constant in Prayer revival initiative on June 10-11, 2011. The initiative
Adventist homes throughout the church in northern Colombia opened their homes to neighbors and friends during Inter-America's territory-wide Constant in Prayer initiative focused on strengthening the family in surrounding communities.
Thousands of Seventh-day Adventist families across Inter-America opened their homes to pray for the families, neighbors, friends and community leaders during a territory-wide spiritual revival activity held last weekend.