"Christianity has always been somewhat of a counter-culture, which means ministers deal with difficult issues as they relate to 'swimming against the stream,' so to say. It is no easy task for the leaders of Christian congregations," says Anthony Kent, wh
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Before you gulp down that eggnog or spicy apple cider this holiday season, take a moment to consider what your drink can do for your brain. If you opt for a glass of pomegranate juice, you may be staving off Alzheimer's disease, says Dr. Richard Harman, l
Romanian Seventh-day Adventists joined other religious communities and human rights groups this week in raising concern over a controversial Religion Law whisked unpublished and largely un-discussed by legislators through both houses of Romania's parliame
A look back at some of Adventist News Network's most memorable stories from 2006.
While much of the conversation between Seventh-day Adventist world church president, Pastor Jan Paulsen and women in the church focused on abuse, poverty and health, the lack of women leaders in the church took center stage.