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

West Africa visit also includes Ghana graduation, community center opening

Adventist Church President Ted N. C. Wilson is greeted upon his arrival. He is visiting leaders in several countries in West Africa. [photo: Ohemeng Tawiah]

Wilson urges reconciliation in Ivory Coast, meets with Ashanti king in Ghana

Year of Laity initiatives launched in ceremony region-wide via Internet

Top Seventh-day Adventist leaders in Inter-America participate the launch of the church’s 2013 Year of the Laity initiatives and activities during a live webcast in the Comayaguela Adventist Church in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, on October 27. The online event connected thousands of local church boards across the territory during the two-hour program. [photos by Libna Stevens]

In Inter-America, evangelism efforts for 2013 are lay-member focused

Church dedication, talks with government leaders mark official tour

Adventist world church President Ted N. C. Wilson and his wife, Nancy, receive a welcome ceremony upon their arrival in Belarus last month. [photos courtesy ESD]

Wilson is first sitting Adventist Church president to visit Belarus

Executive Committee also receives analysis of membership; education goals

North American Division executive secretary Pastor G. Alexander Bryant looks on as NAD president Pastor Dan Jackson announces the vote to donate $500,000 to assist victims of Hurricane Sandy in the northeastern portion of the U.S. The action was taken Sunday, November 4, during NAD Year-End Meeting in Silver Spring, Maryland, United States. [photos by Dan Weber/NAD]

Adventist Church in North America votes $500,000 for emergency hurricane relief

Board also approves 20 percent budget increase for broadcasting hours

Adventist World Radio’s flagship studio in Guam broadcasts programming across Asia in more than 30 languages. [photo courtesy AWR]

Adventist World Radio increasing language offerings in Africa, Asia

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