Members still endure religious persecution; beatings since January

Agustin Garcia says he has experienced the rage from the community when he gave up the Catholic tradition to join the Adventist Church. He and other church members have been beaten and imprisoned for their decision.

Mexico: Adventist Church establishing more inroads in once hostile communities

Diversity both challenge and opportunity, Paulsen tells European pastors

Six Adventist pastors from across Europe joined world church president Jan Paulsen for the second installment of Pastors: In Conversation May 28.

Minister to the community, Adventist leader says in conversation

Writing for a mostly illiterate membership; washing 'untouchable' feet

Bhaju Ram Shrestha helped co-found the Adventist Church in Nepal. He has translated several editions of the church's Adult Bible Study Guide into Nepali, but only about 10 percent of Adventist Church members in Nepal are literate.

Church Chat: Nepal's Adventist Church co-founder Shrestha on reaching his fellow believers

Church statement deplores violence; youth plan June 7 march against xenophobia

Refugees in South Africa receive food and shelter at the Kraaifontein Adventist Church Saturday May 24.

Adventist churches in South Africa open for refugees during xenophobic attacks

Author Buettner's new book details longevity secrets of modern-day Methuselahs

'The Blue Zone' author Dan Buettner, flanked by California Adventists Ellsworth E. Wareham and Marge Jetton, at a recent book signing in Loma Linda. Buettner thinks the Sabbath rest and a plant-based diet help make Adventists there some of the longest-lived people in the world.

Researcher says California Adventists are America's 'Blue Zone'

Gave nearly 70 years of service to Adventist ministry, chaired White Estate Board

Kenneth H. Wood served for 16 years as editor-in-chief of Adventist Review.

Former Adventist Review editor Wood dies at 90

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