Although the global economic turmoil caused by the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic also struck the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists’s finances, God’s provision—and astute actions by church leadersh...
Lockdown has challenged many people to maintain a sleep schedule, especially parents with kids who don’t want to sleep. Sleep medicine experts are noticing parents’ sleep struggles and subsequent exha...
Kilograms and kilograms of non-perishable food were piled up in the four centers where the “Solidarity Laundry” project was carried out. This plan was born in the hearts of the young people of Liberta...
The pandemic has exposed human frailty in an intense way, bringing difficulties to the lives of thousands of people. However, this period full of challenges also increased solidarity actions. The Sev...
ADRA Dunkirk, a local branch of ADRA France, was founded in January 2012. Knowing the increasing number of refugees in its region, the team got in touch with Doctors of the World and other local assoc...
Denis Kaiser, Ph.D., has been named the new editor of the ongoing Adventist Biography Series, one of the most ambitious publishing projects in Seventh-day Adventist history. Kaiser is a specialist in ...
People living in the remote Pacific nation of Kiribati are able to access health check-ups and workshops through a new wellness hub run by Seventh-day Adventists. The Tarawa Wellness Hub, on the main ...
The news of the contamination of one of the main lakes in the city of Oruro, Bolivia, was released through different media. Faced with this need for a health alarm, several young people, Pathfinders a...
Diana Mcintyre was tired. Back-and-forth trips between clinical visits and at-home recovery became both monotonous and demoralizing. Her hopes for a kidney transplant to break the cycle were dashed by...
Rachel Scribner, 2019 graduate of the Walla Walla University cinema, religion, and worldview master’s program, has collaborated with Hope Channel and Carl Cosaert, dean of the WWU School of Theology, ...