Paulsen's first 'Let's Talk' shows in Asia

Adventist Church President Jan Paulsen has hosted 17 previous live, unscripted dialogues with youth. Next week he will host two such broadcasts for the first time in East Asia.

Adventist Church president to host televised youth dialogues in China, Philippines

Ugandan law professor considered expert on human rights, criminal law reform

Adventist law professor Dr. Daniel D. Ntanda Nsereko, right, with Robert E. Kyte, General Counsel for the Adventist Church, during Nsereko's visit to world church headquarters in December. Nsereko and two other nominees recently filled three vacancies on the International Criminal Court's 18-member panel of judges at The Hague, Netherlands.

Adventist elected judge of international criminal court

Fatty acid found in fish might be mood booster

Australian research professor Dr. Margaret Morris and Australasian Research Institute director Dr. Ross Grant say low levels of omega-3 could contribute to teenage depression. Previous studies have suggested the fatty acid found in fish and other dietary sources is necessary for normal brain function.

Study to examine omega-3 deficiency, teenage depression link

Director of church's 'Nuevo Tiempo' seeking new outlets, audiences

As director for the Adventist Church's media presence in Chile, former advertising CEO Ewaldo Bustos oversees 43 television channels and 26 radio stations that cover an estimated 70 percent of the country's 16 million population.

Chile: Adventist media guru keeps country on communication edge

Multitalented Zirkle also flew planes, fought fires and launched Loma Linda Broadcasting Network

Dr. Thomas Zirkle, an associate director for the world church's Health Ministries department, served as a surgeon and medical missionary during his career. Outside of his surgical duties and travels spanning six continents, Zirkle acted as deputy chief of the local fire department and launched the church's Loma Linda Broadcasting Network.

Leading Adventist surgeon, medical missionary dies

Many found it a healthier alternative to coffee

Kraft Foods has said it is no longer profitable to manufacture the 112-year-old coffee alternative.

Goodbye to Postum

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