Church's education, healthcare and humanitarian aid are sustainable contributions, Kibaki says

Kenya's President Mwai Kibaki, left, shakes hands with Paul Muasya, leader of the church's East African Union Mission, at a June 24 fundraiser. Kibaki commended the Adventist Church's sustainable development at the event, which raised KES 16 million. [photo courtesy East African Union Mission]

Kenya's national leader commends Adventist development

'Groundwork laid,' now a need for ongoing support: resources, chaplains

Prisoners meet for an Adventist church service inside a Zimbabwean prison. The group is one of several across the country that participate in prison ministries programs led by Adventist business people Luxon and Charity Zembe. [photos courtesy Zimbabwe Union Conference]

Adventist prison ministries in Zimbabwe see one-third of nation's offenders enrolled in Bible studies

Physical, mental quality of life better than general population

A Loma Linda University study shows that U.S. blacks who identify as members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church defy health disparities and report a better quality of life than the average American. Researchers point to certain lifestyle behaviors as a possible explanation for the difference.

In U.S., black members of Adventist Church defy health disparities, study shows

Nine graphic images must rotate through brands each year

The new warning as it would appear on a cigarette package. [photo courtesy FDA]

Adventist health leaders welcome new U.S. cigarette warning labels

Put bitter feelings aside to receive power of God's spirit

Let's be in one accord

'Vida por Vidas' contributes to 3.5 million bags of donated blood per year

Elbert Kuhn, left, assistant to the president of the Adventist Church's South American Division, accepts a certificate from Brazil's health minister, Alexandre Padilha, recognizing the church's blood donation program in the region. [photo: Felipe Lemos]

Brazil's health ministry commends Adventist blood donor campaign

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