Fort Worth’s Burton Adventist Academy’s fight helps Houston’s Beren school play

Kevin Klein, athletic director of Burton Adventist Academy in Arlington, Texas, also coaches baseball at the school. He's gone to bat for Sabbath-keeping students conflicted over tournament games scheduled for the Sabbath, and helped win a reversal by the Texas Association of Private and Parochial Schools on the matter. On March 1, TAPPS backed down from forcing an Orthodox Jewish academy to forfeit its playoff spot over the same issue. [photos courtesy Burton Academy]

In U.S., Adventist school’s efforts help Jewish athletes keep Sabbath, compete

Nearly two decades after genocide, nation is healing; foundation stone laid for new campus in Kigali

Adventist world church President Ted N. C. Wilson addresses a group in Eldoret, Kenya last week. He is currently visiting church institutions in Eastern and Central Africa. [photo courtesy ECD]

In Rwanda, Adventist president highlights unity, reconciliation and lifting up Jesus

Division’s coordinated meetings are latest in series promoting revival and reformation

Hundreds met at the Xab village in Retalhuleu in the southern region of Guatemala for an evangelistic series held the week of February 7. The series was part of tens of thousands of evangelistic campaigns across Inter-America during the church's revival and reformation initiative activities. [photo: Gustavo Menendez]

Inter-America hosts nearly 100,000 evangelism events

Decision caps months of uncertainty for country’s minority religions

Ócsai Tamás is president of the Adventist Church in Hungary. [ANN file photo]

In Hungary, amended religion law recognizes Seventh-day Adventist Church

Major research project to guide church’s strategic planning; a farewell to operating on ‘hunches’

Church researchers say a major survey of the opinions, attitudes and spiritual life patterns of Adventists worldwide will help shape more effective ministry and mission. [photo: iStockphoto]

Survey of Adventist ‘opinions, attitudes and spiritual life patterns’ coming to local churches

Interviewed first ladies, entertainers and athletes promoting temperate lifestyle

Listen magazine Editor Francis A. Soper (right) interviews radio broadcast legend Paul Harvey. Soper also landed interviews with famous entertainers, athletes and U.S. first ladies during his 30 years editing the Adventist Church's temperance magazine. [photo courtesy Ford family]

Remembrance: Soper edited temperance magazine Listen for 30 years

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In Hungary, amended religion law recognizes Seventh-day Adventist Church

Survey of Adventist ‘opinions, attitudes and spiritual life patterns’ coming to local churches

Remembrance: Soper edited temperance magazine Listen for 30 years