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Book review: Cooling Down Stress
September 2, 2020

Book review: Cooling Down Stress

This easy, enjoyable read features stories and practical tools to help you manage your stress and improve your wellbeing.

Solidary drive-in brings together more than seven thousand people in Brasília
September 2, 2020

Solidary drive-in brings together more than seven thousand people in Brasília

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Federal District of Brasilia, Brazil, held one of the largest solidarity events in the country in the form of a drive-in Church event. The event brought together more than 1,500 cars from Brasília and Entorno to the parking lot of the Mané Garrincha Stadium...

ADRA reopens headquarters in Espírito Santo
September 2, 2020

ADRA reopens headquarters in Espírito Santo

The renovation project at the Brazilian Regional Espírito Santo Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) headquarters, located in the city of Cariacica in Greater Vitória, has been completed. The renovation project expanded the building from 500 square meters (1600 feet) to just over 800 sq...

Adventist church in Fiji rehabilitates members in prison
September 2, 2020

Adventist church in Fiji rehabilitates members in prison

The Fiji Corrections Service (FCS) has signed a memorandum of understanding that will allow the Seventh-day Adventist Church to play a more active role in rehabilitating its members back into society. Currently, 392 of the approximately 2,500 prisoners in Fiji are members of the Adventist Church,...

In Cuba, Adventist Church Mourns Sudden Death of 16-Year-Old Pathfinder
September 1, 2020

In Cuba, Adventist Church Mourns Sudden Death of 16-Year-Old Pathfinder

Members of the 10 de Octubre Adventist Church in Ranchuelo, Villa Clara, in Cuba watch as family members cling to the casket where Kendry Díaz Negrín lies before his burial, on Aug. 26, 2020. Kendry, 16, was electrocuted by a downed powerline after Tropical Storm Laura knocked down trees, electric poles and scattered debris on Aug. 24.