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January 11, 2020 In News By PrayzFM

Kari Paulsen, wife of former Seventh-day Adventist World Church President, passes away.

Kari Paulsen, wife of Pastor Jan Paulsen, former president of the Seventh-day Adventist World Church, passed away in Norway, January 10. Pastor Paulsen was by her side. Ted N.C. Wilson said in a post on his Facebook Page, “Please pray during this 10 Days of...

January 10, 2020 In News By PrayzFM

Adventist Church still assessing damage after earthquake hits Puerto Rico

Seventh-day Adventist leaders in Puerto Rico are still baffled by a series of earthquakes which began yesterday, and culminated with a 6.4 magnitude tremor early this on January 7. The earthquakes have hit the southern parts of island the hardest, mainly in Guayanilla and Guánica,...

January 8, 2020 In News By PrayzFM

A special prayer appeal to the Worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church for the Lord’s intervention in stopping the horrific fires in Australia

Please pray for Australia! Our hearts go out to our dear brothers and sisters down under, and to the entire country of Australia as they are experiencing a catastrophic situation with long-burning fires—resulting in enormous loss of life and property. So far, the fires have...

January 7, 2020 In News By PrayzFM

Electronic cigarettes have alarming risks, expert warns

Both conventional and electronic cigarettes are devices for administering nicotine, which causes one of the largest known chemical dependencies. The electronic cigarette was initially to have an advantage over the conventional one. But is this a reality? The South American Adventist News Agency sat down with pulmonologist Sergio Henrique Santos,...

January 7, 2020 In News By PrayzFM

Australian Bushfires update

As Australia’s bushfire crisis continues, here’s an update on how Adventists have been impacted and what the Church is doing to support fire-impacted communities. Cobargo the worst affected in NSW Cobargo, in south-east New South Wales, has been the worst affected area in the state, with the...

January 7, 2020 In News By PrayzFM

Adventist families among those affected by massive flooding in Indonesia

While the world welcomed the New Year on the evening of December 31, 2019, citizens of Jakarta, Indonesia braced themselves for torrential rains and severe flooding as monsoons and rising rivers submerged the Indonesian capital affecting the population of over 30 million people. Local authorities initiated...

January 4, 2020 In News By PrayzFM

Adventist Church in Australia responds to bushfire tragedy

Leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church have expressed their heartfelt sympathies for those impacted by the bushfires currently raging across Australia. Jorge Munoz, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Australia, said he is shocked and saddened by the unfolding tragedy. “I extend my deepest condolences to...

December 27, 2019 In News By PrayzFM

Adventist paramedic in Northern Territory receives award

Katherine Seventh-day Adventist Church attendee Rebekah Tierney was announced as “New Practitioner of the Year” for St John Ambulance Australia (NT) during an awards ceremony at Parliament House in Darwin on November 28. Tierney moved to Katherine at the end of 2018 to complete her new grad...

December 26, 2019 In News By PrayzFM

The Gift of Jesus Christ

As we come to the close of another year, I would like to invite you for a moment to consider the most amazing gift of Jesus Christ. While we do not know exactly when He was born, the important thing is that we know for...

December 25, 2019 In News By PrayzFM

Is Christmas pagan?

Commonly referred to as “The most wonderful time of the year”, Christmas sees an increase in generosity, families and friends gathering together, and Jesus celebrated. Yet some Christians have difficulty with this day. In the mid-19th century, a Protestant minister, Alexander Hislop wrote a book called, The...