Awareness campaign translated into local languages; #pray4togo

Resources for the Adventist Church's December 1 Day of Prayer have been translated into numerous languages, including Russian, as seen here. The campaign is enlisting prayer support for two men that church officials say are wrongly imprisoned in Togo.

Members worldwide to pray Saturday for two imprisoned members

American sitcom actor Angus T. Jones, right, during a recent appearance on the Adventist Church's show Turning Point. Jones, who became a Seventh-day
Adventist earlier this year, was the center of media attention this week
because of personal comments about the content of Two and a Half Men, the CBS show on which he stars.

Church responds to media inquiries over TV sitcom star’s affiliation

Was felling trees at remote mission station in Papua New Guinea

Adventist Frontier Missions worker John Lello, right, died this week during an accident while serving in a remote territory of Papua New Guinea. Here, he poses with his wife, Pam, and two daughters in 2011, before the family moved to PNG. [photo courtesy AFM]

Adventist Frontier Missions worker John Lello killed in accident

Antonio Monteiro, Bruno Amah imprisoned in Togo since March

Adventist Church President Ted N. C. Wilson, right, calls for a December 1 International Day of Prayer and Fasting for two Adventists imprisoned in the West African country of Togo. Wilson spoke about the situation with church leaders worldwide through a video conference on November 20. At left is Williams Costa Jr., Communcation director for the Adventist world church. [photo: Ansel Oliver]

Adventist president calls for December 1 Day of Prayer, Fasting to support falsely accused members

Several Adventist Church members among the 52 dead

Abilio Cima (center back), treasurer of the Adventist Church in Guatemala, with six family members who lost loved ones during a recent earthquake. Surviving families were provided with funds to aid them with the deaths of their family members. [photo courtesy Guatemala Union]

ADRA part of earthquake relief in Guatemala

Broadcast ‘significant step’ toward impacting country’s major cities

An FM station in Hyderabad recently aired India’s first Adventist radio program. The East Central Indian city is home to more than 9 million people. [photo: Erik Wilde/Wikimedia]

Indian FM station airs historic first Adventist radio program

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