More Americans Embrace "Feel-Good" Morality, Study Suggests
A majority of Americans base their beliefs and moral decisions on feelings, and reject the idea of absolute truth, according to the results of a study released last month.
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Adventists Share Faith in Remote West Nigeria
Forty-two new Adventist congregations have been established in Kogi state, one of Nigeria's 19 provinces, following three months of intensive effort by 46 Global Mission pioneers, or lay Adventist preachers.
Adventist Representative Protests Azerbaijan's "Double Standard"
Religious minorities in the central Asian country of Azerbaijan have been warned not to "complain to foreigners," according to a recent news report.
ANN Feature: First-Time Visit by Adventist Leader to Isolated Kiribati
The president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific has returned from a visit to Kiribati, one of the most isolated Adventist communities in the world.
Health Educators Tackle Challenges in China
Dr. Hervey Gimbel, president of the project, and his wife Ann, are working with the Chinese health authorities to tackle such massive health problems as smoking, cardiovascular disease, and diabetes through direct training programs.
Adventist Humanitarian Agency Assists Morocco's Anti-Tobacco Efforts
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency has become the first non-governmental organization to participate in the first Inter-Ministerial Committee Against Tobacco in Morocco.