Honoring Sabbath: Athletes from Peru Union University took second place in the 4-by-100 meters race at the national university games after keeping the Bible Sabbath. Left to right: Nilton Gil,…
Council on Collegiate Nursing Education recognizes Bachelor’s and Master’s programs Posted November 17, 2016 Washington Adventist University, which operates one of the oldest nursing education programs in the state of…
State capital hosts event that strengthens community service and adolescent development Posted November 17, 2016 By SIMONE JOE, South American Division Thousands of residents of São Luís, a city of…
Child Rights & Protection unit seeks to end child marriage in country with world’s highest rate for girls under 15 Posted November 16, 2016 By TERESA COSTELLO, Southern Asia-Pacific Division…
Posted November 14, 2016 Seventh-day Adventists are among those responding to the powerful earthquake that struck just north of Christchurch in New Zealand, on what is known as the nation’s…
One of only 15 schools in nation, Seventh-day Adventist students will tackle health-related issue Posted November 12, 2016 Blue Mountain Academy, a 115-student day school in Hamburg, Pennsylvania, received a…
Australian Peter Koolik builds church in city that once expelled his convert grandfather Posted November 12, 2016 The ceremonies had ended that day in St. Petersburg, Russia, the famous, ancient…
Along with door-to-door collections, ‘boot’ sales and book sales prove effective Posted November 12, 2016 By Adventist Review staff Seventh-day Adventists believe in Jesus, and in His command to serve…
Posted November 9, 2016 By Nikola Grujić, Trans-European Division It’s gratifying enough for any publisher to receive an award, but when the publisher represents a faith community that’s a minority…
‘Hero of Hacksaw Ridge’ includes essay on Seventh-day Adventist beliefs Posted November 9, 2016 “Hero of Hacksaw Ridge,” a paperback book containing a biography of Desmond T. Doss, Sr., the…