The Adventist Development and Relief Agency distributed food supplies to 400 refugee families fleeing Ivory Coast in the wake of postelection unrest. Here, one young recipient. [photo courtesy ADRA International]

Adventist humanitarian agency aiding in Ivory Coast's postelection recovery

June 10 day of prayer held in thousands of homes

A family prays in a home in San Pedro de Macoris, Dominican Republic, on June 10. Thousands of families took part in the community prayer initiative across the Inter-American Division. [photo: Roberto Herrera]

Inter-America continues region-wide community prayer focus

Move to Andrews, online courses on tap, new dean says

The Adventist Church's distance-learning institution will move next month from Maryland to continue its operations based at the Lake Union headquarters building in Berrien Springs, Michigan, United States. Above, the site on Wednesday. [photo: Austin Ho]

Future of Adventist distance learning optimistic as Griggs expands

Without ongoing community impact, revival is short-lived and self-absorbed

Outreach is the fuel for revival

Mother of current church president was teacher, shared 68-year marriage

Elinor Esther Neumann Wilson, 91, the wife and mother of world leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, passed to her rest on the morning of June 8, 2011, at a care facility in in Dayton, Maryland. [AR file photos]

Elinor Wilson, 91, widow of former Adventist president, passes away

Proposed code seeks to ban conversion; a need to raise awareness among Christian community

Proposed legislation in Nepal's national parliament seeks to prohibit religious conversion. Above, Adventist youth in Banepa, Nepal, hand out Adventist literature to passers-by during a youth rally last month. [ANN file photo]

Evangelism ban would undermine Nepal's fledgling democratic society, religious liberty experts say

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