Eastern Carolina Camp Meeting 2008

Take your family on an inexpensive, exciting, memory-filled vacation over the Labor Day Weekend! It's not too late to register for Family Camp at beautiful NOSOCA Pines Ranch.

You are invited to the live 3ABN telecast of "Redrawing the Prophetic Map: Global Footprint of Adventism and the Sabbath" on August 1&2, 2008.

Spend some time getting to know yourself and God again. Re-fuel over a weekend in the country with young adults (ages 18-35) from around the region

You can now register online for Eastern Carolina Camp Meeting! This year's speaker is Ron Smith, Executive Secretary of the Southern Union and former vice-president of the Review and Herald Publishing Association. Click here for more info . . .

The North American Division, Pacific Union, and Loma Linda School of Health announce the 4th health certification training program October 17-20, 2008.

Click here to download a PDF of the Carolina Breakthrough events scheduled for 2008

President of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, Pastor Jan Paulsen, brought the latest episode of his live, televised dialogues with pastors to South America

Dan Weber will go for a week without showering to get a good story.

At a technology conference last year, a presentation of technology uses among the under-30 crowd was lacking something: young people themselves.

Ever wanted to go on a mission trip? Check out the options available from The Quiet Hour!

Note: This is a retransmission of a recent media release with updated information. Silver Spring, Maryland— Twelve weeks after Cyclone Nargis struck southern Myanmar, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) continues to meet the needs of survivors, providing emergency food aid, shelter materials, sanitation, water, health care, and other assistance to thousands of survivors displaced since the deadly storm that struck the night of May 2 and killed approximately 85,000 people, with more than 53,000 still missing, according to the latest assessment.

Silver Spring, Maryland— Eleven weeks after Cyclone Nargis struck southern Myanmar, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) continues to meet the needs of survivors, providing emergency food aid, shelter materials, health care, and other assistance to thousands of survivors displaced since the deadly May 2 and 3 storm.

Silver Spring, Maryland—The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) showcased a success story about sustainable development during the 2008 United Nations Innovation Fair held between June 30 and July 3 at UN Headquarters in New York, and participated in the High-Level Segment meetings of the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC).