Wilson gives Bible study to prime minister, calls for revival in region

Adventist world church President Ted Wilson studies the Bible with Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Michael Somare. Wilson met with the national leader last week during his 16-day tour of the South Pacific. [photo: David Gibbons]

South Pacific: visit from Adventist president affirms identity of church

Small membership in country under spotlight

In Egypt, Adventist schools suspended this week, but church operations not affected

My motorcycle odyssey touring Adventist congregations was revealing

Adventist minister Marvin Wray traveled nearly 12,000 miles on his motorcycle to visit congregations in 29 U.S. states and one Canadian province. The trip took him six weeks.

Stay in touch with community to reach them, and sustain ourselves

Traveled world to tell of denomination's health outreach

Richard W. Weismeyer traveled to more than 50 countries while serving as executive director of Loma Linda University's university relations department. He died January 12 at age 67. [photo courtesy LLU]

Loma Linda's longtime spokesman Weismeyer dies at 67

Loopholes frustrate registration process for minority religions

In Azerbaijan, Adventists questioned, accused of illegal worship, evangelism

Most of $160 million to fund mission, administrative work outside North America; world HQ second biggest component

Adventist Church Undertreasurer Juan R. Prestol says the 2011 world budget highlights mission, while making small adjustments regarding appropriations to certain world regions based on need. [ANN file photo]

Adventist 2011 world budget highlights mission, administrative support

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