This week on ANN: humanitarian relief in the wake of deadly tornados in the U.S., technologists pledge greater integration of online evangelism and outreach, and the search continues for an Adventist doctor missing in Ukraine
This week on ANN: A new report calls attention to religious liberty trouble spots, the church in Denmark votes to suspend all ministerial ordination until two thousand fifteen, and Adventist volunteers in Ecuador break the country’s record for blood donations
This week on ANN: Changes are in store for Adventist media ministries based in North America, promoting a message of hope and healing in Europe, and music ministry in Brazil.
This week on ANN: Adventists respond after a factory collapse in Bangladesh, ministering to homeless communities in Puerto Rico and Ukraine, and bolstering freedom of belief in Romania.
This week on ANN: Canada’s new ambassador of religious freedom headlines a prominent event in Washington, D.C., rescue efforts continue in the wake of a powerful earthquake in China, and former Adventist Church President Jan Paulsen reflects on dozens of televised conversations with young people.
This week on ANN: Highlights from the annual Spring Meeting, an inside look at Adventist history, and church members in Brazil promote religious freedom
This week on ANN: Adventist media professionals celebrate films as tools for outreach, promoting healthy living in Brazil, and Adventist television expands in Costa Rica.
This week on ANN: advocating for peace in the Central African Republic, a record-breaking show of support for religious liberty in Mexico, and Adventist young people spread a message of compassion.
This week on ANN: Adventists in Hungary celebrate one hundred years of ministry, a youth conference raises awareness of diversity, and what stewardship means outside of the offering plate.
This week on ANN: An Adventist pastor remains in prison, one year after his arbitrary detainment, a community center is a testament to a growing Adventist university in Lebanon, and millions of young people worldwide join in a sermon, but not the kind you might hear in church.