Recalling the beginnings of his ministry 35 years ago, evangelist Alejandro Bullón will travel to 24 Peruvian cities in 13 days this month as part of a second annual outreach effort known as "La Caravana de la Esperanza," or, "The Caravan of Hope." Upward
Religious denominations in Africa are being told to emulate Seventh-day Adventist churches as models "of health and healing and treatment" for HIV/AIDS patients, according to the World Health Organization.
Even a quick look at the Web site of the Polish Seventh-day Adventist Church suggests that music and church life seem inseparable.
Protecting Sabbath-keepers and other religious minorities may become more hazardous if the American Civil Liberties Union, normally a defender of such rights, gets its way.
A high school graduation generally marks the completion of secondary education for a young adult in the United States, and is often celebrated with pomp and fanfare.
A pastor's desire to help Adventists in Sayanogorsk, a city in the central Asian republic of Tuva, ended tragically with the mid-winter deaths of the pastor, a member of his congregation and her daughter.