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Publishers celebrate with centennial edition of magazine

Mayor Shri Mohansingh of Pune, India, holds a copy of the oldest health magazine in the country. The mayor helped launch the 100th anniversary edition of the Adventist-owned "Herald of Health" earlier this month. [photo: SUD]

Adventist health publication in India turns 100

45 tons of food reaches 15,000 survivors; biker team brings clean drinking water to Port-au-Prince

An ADRA motorbike driver uses his bike to power a mobile water filtration system from partner organization Global Medic. The system filters one gallon of water per minute, providing safe drinking water for more than 300 people a day. [photo: Matt Herzel/ADRA International]

Relief workers face challenges distributing deluge of supplies

Measure will further restrict presence of tobacco in society, Adventist health expert says

The Finnish government recently proposed stricter smoking laws that will likely take effect this summer. The restrictions include no smoking in cars with underage occupants and a ban on displaying tobacco products in stores. [photo: Rajmund Dabrowski]

New smoking ban in Finland expected to pass by summer

Adventist, other scholars contribute essays to celebrate world church president's decades of denominational service

Richard Hart, Loma Linda University president, presents the institution's Presidential Medal to Adventist world church President Jan Paulsen on Saturday. [photos: Rajmund Dabrowski]

Paulsen Honored at Loma Linda with Festschrift, President's Medal

With church construction approval comes registration, official government recognition

Builders break ground for the Gulf region's first Seventh-day Adventist Church January 8. The building will also serve as church headquarters for the United Arab Emirates and surrounding countries. [photos courtesy Roger Taer/MEU]

First Adventist church planned for Gulf region

Employees return to refurbished workplace; construction slated for completion this year

Adventist Church employees in the United Kingdom and Ireland back at work in their newly refurbished office space. In 2008, a fire destroyed much of the building. [photos: Victor Hulbert/British Union Conference]

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Adventist health publication in India turns 100

Relief workers face challenges distributing deluge of supplies

New smoking ban in Finland expected to pass by summer

Paulsen Honored at Loma Linda with Festschrift, President's Medal

First Adventist church planned for Gulf region

Adventist headquarters for UK, Ireland nears completion after fire