At an international gathering in Beijing, China, the Seventh-day Adventist Church’s top diplomat addressed challenges to human rights and peace.

Ganoune Diop (Left) standing with Rt. Rev. Yoshinobu Miyake (Right) from the Konko Church of Izuo (Shinto), Japan, during the G20 Interfaith Summit in Hangzhou, China. The Summit allowed religious leaders to consider how religion can help foster international dialogue and problem-solving.
[Photo courtesy of Ganoune Diop]

On the sidelines of the G20 Summit, Adventist advocate talks peace-building

In addition to bread, “5 Loaves Ministries” provides clothes, undergarments and hygienic items to the needy.

Volunteers from 5 Loaves Ministries have distributed food to the homeless every week since July 8, 2007.  [Photo courtesy of the Southern Asia-Pacific Division]

Church leaders in the Southern Asia-Pacific region join volunteers in ministering to the homeless

The five-day event in Serian, Sarawak led nearly 200 residents to Christ.

In response to a five-day evangelistic series in  Serian, Sarawak in Malaysia, 177 people accepted Christ through baptism. [Photo courtesy of Joggery Gelu]

Health and family seminar in Malaysia exemplifies Total Member Involvement

The Adventist Church’s “Youth Alive” ministry equips marginalized youth to make positive life choices.

Youth Alive (YA) training participants were equipped to implement YA in their areas around the Church's Southern Asia-Pacific territory. [Photo courtesy of Asia-Pacific International University]

Training expands for substance abuse prevention program in Southeast Asia

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Celebrating Creation

Young people draw up an eight-point plan to share their faith and the inspiring story of Desmond Doss.

A copy of Victor Hulbert's magazine about Desmond Doss lying on a meeting table in Warsaw, Poland, on Sept. 13. [Photo: Andrew McChesney]

In Poland, Adventists gear up for release of Mel Gibson’s ‘Hacksaw Ridge’

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