Flooding affects Australia, too; ADRA assessing damage there after region's worst flooding in decades

The path of destruction left by a landslide in Petropolis, one of several hillside towns north of Rio de Janeiro leveled by heavy rain this week. [photo courtesy SAD]

In Brazil, Adventists move to help flood victims

Measurement, accountability approach in initial stages in Southeast
Asia

Jim Brauer is assisting the denomination's Southern Asia-Pacific Division in implementing a measurement approach to ministry. Church leaders hope the system will help ministers better understand the health of their congregations. [photo courtesy Adventist Mission]

Systems approach needed for ministry, mission leader says

Church's public affairs director Graz is first Adventist recipient

Religious liberty advocate John Graz is the first Seventh-day Adventist to receive a First Freedom Award, which recognizes his commitment to advancing freedom of belief. Above, Graz at the Adventist Church's World Session in June. [ANN file photo by Gerry Chudleigh]

Adventist religious liberty advocate recognized with First Freedom Award

White Estate, Sabbath School release new apps, upgrades; felts to go digital

Darryl Thompson, assistant director of the Ellen G. White Estate, says the Estate's newly upgraded iOS application makes White's complete published writings available to iPhone/iPad users. An Android version is in development. [photo: Ansel Oliver]

Adventist resources increasingly on smartphone technology

In Baltimore, church president urges Adventist youth to faithfulness

Ted N.C. Wilson, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, urges an audience of 7,000 at the Generation of Youth for Christ convention in Baltimore, Maryland, to live lives of faithful Christian service. He spoke at Sabbath worship on January 1, 2011. [photo: Mark A. Kellner/Adventist Review]

'No Turning Back' is Wilson's New Year's appeal at GYC event

Great-grandmother "Glady-ator" is oldest woman to complete 26.2-mile race

Church member Gladys Burrill, 92, set a world record on December 12 as the oldest woman to finish a marathon. Locally known as "the Glady-ator," she power-walked her way through the Honolulu Marathon in Hawaii, United States, in 9 hours, 53 minutes and 16 seconds. [photo courtesy Honolulu Marathon]

Adventist Burrill, 92, likely sets marathon record

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Adventist Burrill, 92, likely sets marathon record