This week on ANN, the U.S. Supreme Court accepts a workplace religious discrimination case supported by Adventists … two Adventist hospitals in West Africa temporarily cease clinical operations due to effects of the Ebola Virus … and the world church unites in prayer for the growing Ebola epidemic.

This week on ANN, the Adventist Church’s President calls on members to observe a special day of prayer for the West African Ebola crisis … and Ted Wilson also urges members to study the theology of ordination for themselves.

This week on ANN, the world stewardship online conference draws more than two-thousand attendees … a militant group destroys an Adventist church in Northern Nigeria … and an Adventist Church in the U.S. state of California opens its doors to local residents affected by wildfires.

This week on ANN, a survey reveals that Loma Linda University is the top-ranking school for producing graduates who find meaning in their work… an Adventist Radio station obtains a license to broadcast in Catalonia Spain … and learn how you can participant in the United Nation’s upcoming International Day of Peace.

This week on ANN, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency responses to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa … leaders seek an investigation into a possible forced reconversion of an Adventist Church in India … and women in the Inter-European region receive empowerment during the territory’s first women’s congress.

This week on ANN, educators and scientists affirm creation during a ten-day faith and science conference … the United Kingdom sees its first Adventist religious liberty festival … and an Ivy-league professor and medical school dean are appointed honorary associate directors for Adventist Health Ministries.

This week on ANN, educators and scientists affirm creation during a ten-day faith and science conference… the United Kingdom sees its first Adventist religious liberty festival … and an Ivy-league professor and medical school dean are appointed honorary associate directors for Adventist Health Ministries.

This week on ANN - Adventist church president Ted Wilson discusses the link between creation and other fundamental beliefs at a bible and science conference - Tens of thousands of young people participated at this years Oshkosh international pathfinder camporee in the US state of Wisconsin - And the Adventist church encourages leaders and congregations to participate in a anti-abuse initiative.

This week on ANN, Adventist Church President releases statement on persecution of religious minorities in Iraq and Syria … Adventist Health Ministries Director recommends restricted travel to and from West Africa due to the Ebola virus outbreak … and a Chief Information Officer is selected for the World Headquarters of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

This week on ANN, humanitarians respond to urgent needs in Ukraine… national leaders of Guatemala praise the Adventist Church for its community outreach and newest national health initiative… and Adventist institutions in the U.S. State of Washington open their doors to serve community members affected by a wildfire.