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Polish Adventists meet with President Andrezei Duda

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (Daniel Kluska/tedNEWS)

“Despite differences in faith and ethnicity, we create a national community of people on Polish soil,” emphasized Andrzej Duda, the President of Poland during a meeting with representatives of all major churches, religious associations and ethnic and national minorities present in Poland.
Four leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Poland were among the invitees who met at the Presidential Place on Saturday, 19 January 2019.
According to Andrzej Siciński, Public Affairs and Religious…

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Adventists in Townsville brace for more heavy rain

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (Tracey Bridcutt)

The Northern Australian Conference (NAC) office in Townsville remains closed today due to the flood crisis affecting northern Queensland.
While the office has not experienced any flood damage, road closures are restricting travel to the site, which is also home to Aitkenvale Adventist Church, Riverside Adventist Christian School and the Church’s campground—Riverside Convention Centre. Despite the riverside setting, the buildings are set high on the grounds above the swollen Ross River.
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Scores of residents benefit from Adventist Health Expo in Montego Bay

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (Nigel Coke/IAD)

Nearly 300 individuals were the beneficiaries of a free health expo organized by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in west Jamaica on Saturday, Feb. 2, 2019. The program, a part of the church’s Mission Project 2019 initiative, was held in Sam Sharpe Square in Montego Bay, Jamaica, and attracted hundreds of church and community members.
“What a joy and a great privilege to be here at this expo,” said Pastor Ted Wilson, president of the Adventist World Church. “We are seeing what God is doing…

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Adventists prepare themselves for days of prayer

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (Carolyn Azo)

Maribel Aguilar was devastated when she was diagnosed with cancer. For the first time, she opened her heart to God. “I begged Him to help me defeat this cancer and to give me the opportunity to live. I made Him a promise,” the 39-years-old women said. “If He allowed me to live, I would serve Him until the last day of my life.” Maribel began to pray fervently for a divine miracle. And, the miracle happened.
“Today I am cancer-free and I didn’t need radiotherapy or chemotherapy. God overcame…

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Adventists in Belize run soup kitchen for needy school children

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (Libna Stevens/IAD)

Tuesdays and Thursday are the highlight of the week for Melva Robinson. That’s because every Tuesday and Thursday for the last three years she has fulfilled her dream of sharing her love for children in her native country of Belize. Robinson has been able to provide thousands of meals to needy children studying at six elementary schools in the heart of Belize City, thanks to the committed financial support of Seventh-day Adventist Church members in the area.
Robinson has lost count, but she…

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Adventist Leaders Get in Shape in Jamaica

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (Andrew McChesney)

Top Seventh-day Adventist leaders are experiencing the church’s health message in a whole new way as they do blood tests, adopt a special diet and exercise program, and attend lifestyle seminars on the Caribbean island of Jamaica.
The 12thannual Global Leadership Summit, themed “Wholeness in Christ: Mission Vision in Action,” seeks to reaffirm world church leaders’ commitment to follow a healthy lifestyle and to equip them to share good health practices at home, organizers said.
The weeklong…

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Adventists organize aid for victims of disaster in Brumadinho, Brazil

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (Leonardo Salmon)

On Friday, January 25, a large mining dam burst in Brumadinho, Brazil, flooding nearby offices and homes with wastewater and trapping cars and people under a sea of mud and sludge. The state fire department has confirmed that nine people are dead, 300 are missing, and multiple families are homeless. This accident is the second in this area in three years.
The Adventist Church’s headquarters in the central region of Minas Gerais immediately mobilized to serve the families affected by this…

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Adventist Center of Influence opens in Battambang

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (SSD Communication Department)

On January 22, 2019, the Adventist church in Cambodia celebrated the inauguration of its very first center of influence in this major city of Battambang.
The Battambang Essential Life Center officially opened its doors to the community after its inauguration and a prayer dedication led by Saw Samuel, president of the Southern Asia-Pacific Division (SSD). Present during the successful event were other officials of SSD. Leaders of the Adventist Church in Southeast Asia (SAUM) lead by Somchai…

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Stewardship movie shows success as evangelistic and fundraising tool

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (Rich Aguilera with ANN Staff)

Last March, Adventist News Network (ANN) featured a story about The Mysterious Note, a unique movie produced in partnership with the North American Division (NAD) Stewardship Department. Richard Aguilera, also known as Guide Magazine’s “Mud Guy,” and the creator of One Mustard Seed, a multifaceted youth ministry, was the driving force behind the concept. He also wrote the screenplay and starred in the film.
Aguilera has been producing children’s resources for the NAD Stewardship Department for…

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Adventist Health Policy Association opens new office in Washington D.C.

By AdventistNews@gc.adventist.org (Keila Byass)

Just blocks from the U.S. Capitol, the Adventist Health Policy Association (AHPA), an affiliation of five Seventh-day Adventist health care systems, has opened a new office. Here, Carlyle Walton, AHPA president, leads the association’s efforts to advance crucial policy and advocacy priorities that ensure member hospitals can provide high quality, accessible health care. In this new role at AHPA, Walton “is building up the first Washington policy shop and establishing a stronger national voice…

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