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One million tracts to share gospel
The Australian Union Conference (AUC) has printed more than one million pocket-sized tracts as part of its commitment to providing low cost sharing materials to spread the gospel. -
Table Talk builds faith over dinner
A new resource designed to build faith during family meal times has been dedicated in Sydney. -
Indonesia hosts 2nd religious freedom festival
A recent festival of religious freedom cements the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Indonesia as a leading proponent of free expression of religion in the country. -
Kev’s big ride
A Cooranbong resident’s 1000-kilometre bicycle ride from Brisbane to Cooranbong has raised $20,000 for an Avondale College of Higher Education student mission club. -
Happy Mother's Day!
RECORD gave the opportunity for members to send in Mother's Day messages. -
Quiet Hour celebrates 75 years of ministry
Quiet Hour Ministries (QHM) is 75 years young. The United States-based broadcasting network celebrated the milestone with a special service on April 28. -
AWR launches new stations in Armenia
Adventist media officials say two new Adventist World Radio FM stations in Armenia will connect with residents of the world’s oldest official Christian country. -
GC “money man” visits PNG
The top money man for the world Seventh-day Adventist Church is visiting Papua New Guinea (PNG) this week. -
Adventist Aviation opens airstrip
The people of Sisimin in Oksapmin, Sandaun province, have welcomed the opening of a new airstrip in their village. -
Story of a mission icon launched
An e-book about an iconic Seventh-day Adventist mission plane has been launched to raise money for the refurbishment of the original aircraft. -
Learning today, leading tomorrow
Three years of study during vacation breaks paid off earlier this year as 176 teachers graduated with a Certificate in Elementary teaching from Sonoma College. -
Press Release: Response to Gateway coverage
Today the Melbourne Age reported on a dispute between Keith Paulusse and the leadership of Gateway Adventist Company. There are credible reports from those involved that there is substantially more to the story than was reported. These additional details -
Adventist president examines secularism
Seventh-day Adventist World Church president Ted Wilson has challenged believers to grasp the opportunities for open discourse that a secular state preserves. -
Adventist leaders commit to mega city mission
Top regional Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders have identified 24 cities that will receive targeted outreach efforts, the next step of a plan voted by church officials last year to focus on urban area ministry worldwide. -
Creatives connect at Manifest
Mother nature added poignancy to the presentation of the main award at the second annual Manifest Creative Arts Festival. -
Government moves ahead with ACNC plans
The Australian government is moving ahead with its plans to establish a national commission to oversee the not-for-profit sector. -
Adventist leaders to begin shift in tithe formula
The formula for contributions by world divisions to the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists will change in 2013, if suggestions recommended by global church leaders on the concluding day of the movement’s Spring Meeting are adopted later this yea -
Fight Against Human Trafficking Continues
Asian Aid partner 3 Angels Nepal (3AN) has recently received appreciation for its fight against human trafficking by government officials at the Nepalgunj and Dhangadi district offices in Nepal. -
Record enrolment at Avondale despite odds
A record number of students are studying at Avondale College of Higher Education this semester despite universities offering an uncapped number of Commonwealth supported places. -
Churches fight to maintain employment rights
The right of religious groups to refuse employment to gays or people in defacto relationships is under question, as the Australian Government looks at simplifying anti-discrimination laws into a single Act. -
Evangelism yields thousands of new members
The Central American country of Guatemala has been playing host to big evangelism efforts by both training evangelists and holding local campaigns, which have yielded results in thousands of new members. -
Adventists in China welcome church leaders
“We have been looking forward to this visit from Adventist church leaders for a very long time,” student Elisha Ding said. Ding is one of over one hundred young people being trained for ministry at the Beiguan Adventist Church in Shenyang, in the norther -
“In harmony” with GC on women’s ordination
The Southern Union Conference, which covers eight states in the southeast of the USA, has voted to maintain its solidarity with the world Church on the issue of ordaining women pastors. -
Theology students evangelise the world
“The projector is broken and the generator is out of fuel.” Lachlan Campbell recalls the challenges he faced when presenting an evangelistic series in Kenya with three other ministry and theology students from Avondale College of Higher Education over the -
Adventists celebrate Easterfest 2012
Tens of thousands of Christians and their friends, from all age groups, descended on Toowoomba over the Easter long weekend to enjoy a one-of-a-kind music festival in Australia – in fact, the largest drug and alcohol free festival in the country. -
Education transformation
In 2007, Paglum Adventist High School was in a woeful state. The campus was unkempt and the buildings in a poor state of repair. In an area known for tribal clashes, students were fighting with each other along ethnic lines and were involved in conflicts -
NSW Premier officially opens ARI
New South Wales Premier Barry O’Farrell officially opened the laboratories of the Australasian Research Institute (ARI) at Sydney Adventist Hospital on Friday, March 30. -
Church president leads Brazilian outreach
Before the start of a massive March 24 evangelistic outreach in São Paulo, Brazil’s largest city, Pastor Ted N.C. Wilson, General Conference president, had encouraging words: “Everyone can be part of God’s remnant church.” -
ADRA responds to Fiji flood crisis
More than 2600 people affected by severe flooding in Fiji will receive emergency food, water and hygiene packs thanks to the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA). -
San to build fully integrated cancer centre
The Sydney Adventist Hospital (the “San”) introduced its capital campaign to build a new fully integrated cancer centre last night. Former Australian Prime Minister John Howard gave the keynote address for the event.