Through the development of a multi-purpose center in the southern city of Zongshan, Seventh-day Adventist physician Dr. John Wong is working to bring better health to China.

Adventist Physician Works to Bring Better Health to China

The California Supreme Court heard oral argument March 11 about whether a Roman Catholic-owned medical clinic can fire an employee who actively works against the religious mission of the institution.

Robert Nixon, legal counsel for the Adventist Church, says the case heard by the California Supreme Court concerns whether a religious institution can make hiring and firing decisions on the basis of religion.

Churches Support Right to Hire Same-Faith Employees

Korea: Adventists Set Health Goals for Coming Decade -- Adventist Receives Grammy Award

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More than 1,100 people were baptized earlier this month during the first women-led evangelistic series held by Seventh-day Adventists in India.

The crowd at a women-lead meeting last month in Andhre Pradish, India. Below, women from surrounding villages respond.

Women Conduct Groundbreaking Outreach Program in India

Youth leaders are hungry for resources and information, says Seventh-day Adventist youth leader James Black, after what he calls "an all too successful" youth leadership convention.

Above: Adventist youth leaders from seven countries pack the convention ballroom at the North American Youth Ministries Leadership Convention in Atlanta. Below: Youth director for North America, James Black, right, presents one of 12 distinguished youth awards. [Photos courtesy Ronald K. Pollard]

Atlanta Youth Leaders Convention Shows "Hunger for Resources"

Five days of fighting between Hindus and Muslims in rural western India has left more than 500 people dead, and thousands more too frightened to return to their homes.

Religious Violence Flares in India

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