Division-wide event observed in more than 1,000 schools

In Inter-America, students set aside books for special day of prayer

Three church members confirmed dead; at least 349 killed as violent storms swept six states

An unidentified home in Apison, Tennessee, was extensively damaged by a tornado on April 27. Homes belonging to Southern Adventist University faculty and staff were destroyed or damaged that night; other Adventist communities in the South reported extensive damage. [SAU photo by Leo Macias]

Adventists are victims, helping others in southern U.S. tornadoes wake

Dominican Republic to host next division-wide youth event in 2017

Pathfinders competed in march competitions during the 3rd IAD camporee.

Inter-America's largest Pathfinder camporee concludes with challenge to "conquer giants"

Though not official, tithing index offers perspective on giving patterns

Claude Richli compiles a country by country global tithing index of the Adventist world church.

Next round of tithe analysis reveals increases in Southern Africa, South America

One member killed, two churches destroyed in post-election violence

Several windows of the West-Central African Division headquarters in Abidjan had bullet holes as a result of post-election clashes. The headquarters is just a few hundred yards from the presidential palace. [photo: Gilbert Weeh]

In Ivory Coast, Adventist Church work resumes

Verah Mthombeni checks her post office box at the Loma Linda Post Office. Starting April 23, the U.S. Adventist hub Loma Linda, California, will receive mail on Saturday for the first time in 80 years. [photo: Gina Tenorio/Loma Linda Patch]

Historically Adventist community Loma Linda to see Saturday mail delivery

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