This week on ANN: practicing hands-on Christianity in Serbia, a new television series brings the book of Revelation to modern audiences, and two Adventist publishing houses in North America will not move forward with a previously proposed merger.

This week on ANN: building momentum to release an Adventist pastor imprisoned in Togo, another step toward finding consensus on women’s ordination, and young Adventists from Europe impact a Serbian community

This week on ANN: progress on an Adventist theology of ordination, a young Adventist man in Pakistan faces life in prison after a wrongful conviction, and an Adventist church in Ghana adopts an underprivileged community.

This week on ANN: a youth conference brings a global faith community to South Africa, recognition for Pathfinder ministry in Brazil, and Adventists in Jamaica address growing concerns over air pollution in the country.

This week on ANN: Impact South Africa puts faith in action, a search for deeper spirituality leads to outreach at a public university, and a new guide for faith leaders keeps freedom of belief in the public eye.

This week on ANN: Music and worship mark a month of evangelism in New York City, healthy living resonates with London’s hearing impaired community, and the first Kyrgyzstani Adventist minister is ordained.

This week on ANN: relief efforts follow an unprecedented monsoon season in India, changes on the horizon for Adventist publishing work in North America, and what happens when thousands of young people join together for community service? We get a preview from this week’s commentator.

This week on ANN, the New York thirteen initiative kicks off its headlining event. Local residents in Harlem travel around the world through an international vegetarian cooking class, and what a U.S.-funded study had to say about Adventist health principles.

This week on ANN: legal support for Adventist students facing Saturday exams in Kenya, a partnership in Portugal benefits needy communities, and Adventists in North America help lift the stigma surrounding mental illness.

This week on ANN: A religious liberty festival in Brazil keeps freedom of belief in the public eye, a groundswell of support for humanitarian work in Myanmar, and an advocate for the disabled community makes history in Jamaica.