Jamaica PM commends Adventist contributions to society
Church’s focus on education, national development noted during meeting with Wilson
Recent Adventist News
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Former Adventist world church President Jan Paulsen receives civilian honor
Norwegian ‘Order of Merit’ recognizes ‘service for the good of humanity’
Remembrance: Monnier, 59, leaves legacy of mission service
Stints in Brazil, Bolivia, Bangladesh; Colleagues remember his generosity, strong faith
U.S. Surgeon General commends Adventist focus on holistic well-being
Nation needs shift from ‘disease and illness to wellness and prevention,’ Benjamin says
First Adventist fundraising handbook to guide church building projects
Historic ministry to schools, hospitals now available for local congregations
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Kitchen duties
Boys scoop rice onto serving trays in the kitchen at Blind School, which educates and houses 279 blind children in grades 1 through 12 in Bobbli, Andhra Pradesh, India. The school sits on 12 acres of land and is sponsored by Asian Aid International.
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Preparation day
Church employees and members in Curitiba, Paraná, Brazil, unpack hundreds of copies of the book The Great Hope, a simplified reprint of church co-founder Ellen G. White’s The Great Controversy. The Adventist Church in South America is gearing up for a mass distribution of the book next month.
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Sound man
Chis works the sound board at St. Mary’s Church in Westminster, London, where 1,200 Adventist youth met January 28 for a day of fellowship and worship. Nearly 30 made a decision to join the church through baptism.
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ADRA volunteers in the news
In Argentina, the news agency Digital Territory reported January 18 about the work of ADRA volunteers Mirna and Anna Cesario, who have helped more than 400 children receive school supplies and toys in the Misono province along the border region. They plan to return later this year to help inaugurate two schools in the area.
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Protect and serve
Jonathan Catolico, left, Public Affairs and Religious Liberty director for the Adventist Church’s Southern Asia-pacific region, awards a plaque of appreciation to Philippines National Police Chief Nicanor Bartolome and his wife Noemia in Camp Crame, Quezon City, on January 29. The Adventist Church sponsored the banquet to show it support of police officers.