First 'Let's Talk' programs broadcast from Asia; Paulsen says local involvement key to global impact

Young people from Cambodia to Bangladesh met in Manila, Philippines on February 7 for the first of two Let's Talk installments in East Asia.

'Don't be a bystander,' Adventist leader advises young people

Both men stable after surgery; Two persons held in police custody

Jamaica: Two church members shot leaving church meeting

Church leaders urging ethnic rivals to reconcile; 300 Adventists worshipping in one refugee camp

Adventist Church leader in East-Central Africa Geoffrey Mbwana, right, with Kenyan church leader Musyoka Paul Muasya and other regional pastors whose message of reconciliation Mbwana hopes will influence not only church members but also the country's political leaders.

Church Chat: Mbwana on Adventist effort to quell Kenya's post-election turmoil

Careless driver caused accident, students say

A bus explodes right after the last of 40 students escaped it on February 6. The students of Adventist College in Yaoundé, Cameroon, were on their way to the zoo.

Cameroon: Adventist students escape bus crash unharmed

Paulsen discusses church's history, growth on Bloomberg's Night Talk

Following a recently taped interview with Bloomberg TV's Mike Schneider, Adventist world church president Jan Paulsen said such media appearances are a valuable way church leaders can shape public perceptions of the church and its mission. The interview is scheduled to air on the February 11 edition of Night Talk.

Adventist Church president to appear on international television network show

Standish urging U.S. citizens to write congressional representatives

Church representative James D. Standish will vouch for the rights of Sabbath keepers during a congressional hearing February 12. His testimony will support people of faith who face workplace discrimination.

United States: Adventist representative to promote workplace freedom before Congress

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