United States: Adventist Victim of Sniper Mourned
As people in the Washington, D.C. area breathe easier after the capture of two suspects in the three-week series of sniper murders, Adventists are mourning one of their own.
As people in the Washington, D.C. area breathe easier after the capture of two suspects in the three-week series of sniper murders, Adventists are mourning one of their own.
A School of Women's Discipleship was created in 2001, and evangelism campaigns are being held in all regions of the country this year.
The director of legislative affairs for the Seventh-day Adventist world church has applauded the action of the United States Congress in passing the Sudan Peace Act.
An October 4 decision by an Australian state industrial relations arbitration body has ruled in favor of 37 Seventh-day Adventist teachers in the North New South Wales Conference.
Wife of Adventist Radio Pioneer Dies Glendale, California, United States…[ANN Staff] Mabel Richards, wife of well-known Seventh-day Adventist broadcaster H. M. S. Richards, died October 25, at 103 years of age. Mabel’s husband founded the Voice of Prophecy ministry October 19, 1929, with a radio...
Seventh-day Adventist members and leaders in Moscow are praying for the families of those killed in the hostage crisis that ended October 26.