The special celebration highlighted the ongoing service of young people provide in their cities and community.

Young people report on city and community project impact so far this year throughout Chiapas during a special program held at the Polyforum Convention Center in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, Chiapas, Mar. 24, 2018. Image by Juan Carlos Zavala/Chiapas Mexican Union

Youth-led One Year in Mission initiative re-launches in Inter-America

Adventist teen and shooting survivor, Samantha Grady, decides not to participate in weekend demonstrations

Screenshot of Samantha Grady, during a town hall meeting on Feb. 21, 2018, one week after the Parkland, Florida, high school shooting. Photo from CNN's video coverage

A quiet witness

Suddenly, he heard a whisper in his ear. “Look into your shirt pocket,” it said.

Vincenzo Mazza, center, with his two sons, Andreas, left, and Fabian in 2017. (All photos from Pastor Vincenzo Mazza / Facebook)

Italian’s path from Sicilian Village to Presidential Palace

After being on the verge of shutting down, the Barros Blancos Adventist School gets a second chance through Maranatha Volunteers

Volunteer constructed school opens in Uruguay

Global Youth Day gives young people the platform to provide food and water to their communities during the annual day of outreach

Gael Murray scoops soup to serve hungry residents of Baltimore, Maryland during Global Youth Day on Saturday, March 17. [Photo courtesy of Gael Murray]

Baltimore is dished a serving of compassion through homemade soup

President of the Adventist Church, Ted Wilson, encourages families and calls them “giants for Jesus."

Pastor Ignacio Navarro, president of the church in Chiapas, Mexico, points to the four new believers who were recently expelled from their community in San Migle Chiptip because of religious intolerance in the region. Adventist World President Pastor Ted N.C. Wilson and IAD President Pastor Israel Leito stand near them as they are introduced to church members on stage during a youth impact celebration held in Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapas, Mar. 24, 2018.  [Photo credit: Miriam Clemente/Chiapas Mexican Union]

In Mexico, Adventist Church helps believers affected by religious intolerance

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