Second landslide claims two dozen lives in Tanzania

A mudslide, caused by Hurricane Ida hitting El Salvador last week, killed nearly 200 people, 30 of whom were Adventists. More than 40,000 people were affected by the storm. [photo: ADRA El Salvador]

El Salvador mudslides claim lives of dozens of Adventists

Better education can help illuminate 'mission blind spots'

G.T. Ng, a world church associate secretary for the Northern Asia-Pacific, Southern Asia and Trans-European regions, says a steady decrease in missionaries from North America means regions with little church presence often go without long-term missionaries, especially medical doctors and professors. [photo: Megan Brauner/ANN]

Church Chat: Ng on why 'hundreds' of more missionaries still needed

H1N1 virus slows enrollment temporarily, but online course enrollment soars

Keira Chung, an instructor at Adventist-run Samyook Language Institute, says the online English language program she manages is growing, even though general enrollment is down due to flu outbreaks. [photos: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

Korean Adventist language school celebrates 40 years

Adventist leaders encourage self-supporting goal; still, major challenges remain

George Egwakhe, an associate treasurer for the Adventist world church, addresses church leaders in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire, Monday, November 9. He and other church leaders are urging a more deliberate focus on local church regions becoming self reliant. [photo: Ansel Oliver/ANN]

Treasurer, a native son, dismisses a poverty mindset in West-Central Africa

Nearly 1.1 million now members, regional secretary reports

As of September 30, there are nearly 1.1 million Adventist Church members in North America, G. Alexander Bryant, secretary for the region, told delegates gathered in Silver Spring, Maryland on November 5 for the region's year-end meetings. [photos: Mark A. Kellner/Adventist Review]

Adventist Church growth rate trends higher in United States, Canada, Bermuda

One-Day Church, Ultimate Workout among most successful programs

Don Noble, president of Maranatha Volunteers International, and wife Laura Noble attend the annual year-end business meetings of the Seventh-day Adventist world church. Maranatha celebrated its 40th anniversary this year, marking decades of completed construction projects around the world. [photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

Maranatha marks 40 years of church, school construction worldwide

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Adventist Church growth rate trends higher in United States, Canada, Bermuda

Maranatha marks 40 years of church, school construction worldwide

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El Salvador mudslides claim lives of dozens of Adventists

Church Chat: Ng on why 'hundreds' of more missionaries still needed

Korean Adventist language school celebrates 40 years

Treasurer, a native son, dismisses a poverty mindset in West-Central Africa

Adventist Church growth rate trends higher in United States, Canada, Bermuda

Maranatha marks 40 years of church, school construction worldwide