Important first step for IRLA, religious leaders say

John Graz, secretary-general of the International Religious Liberty Association, says Mongolia's first religious liberty symposium will include experts from Mongolia, Russia, other areas of Asia, and the United States.

Religious freedom association to launch first symposium in Mongolia

Eight Adventist churches leveled; Sabbath worship still on

Chinese church leaders call for prayer, help after earthquake

Churches, schools can spread the message, Adventist church leaders say

World No Tobacco Day pushes for Tobacco-Free youth globally

Paulsen's live, unscripted broadcast closes with 19 segments; pastoral dialogue continues with European edition

Adventist Church President Jan Paulsen has hosted 18 previous live, unscripted dialogues with youth in the Let's Talk broadcasts. Later this month, Paulsen will host the final Let's Talk segment when he meets with young Adventists from Europe in Bucharest, Romania.

Adventist Church president to host final 'Let's Talk' youth dialogue

Agency's longstanding presence in country aids work; preparing response to China quake

ADRA's established position within Myanmar is aiding its response to widespread devastation following a cyclone last week, officials of the Adventist Church's humanitarian agency said.

ADRA expands relief effort in Myanmar

Chef Tupolo cooked for U.S. Congress, king of Tonga

Adventist chef Sualua Tupolo's vegetarian cooking program recently won a Telly Award, which producers said recognizes the program's production value and broad appeal.

Adventist cooking show stirs recognition

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