Tag: Geraldine Przybylko

How a beachside resort in Fiji was transformed into a place that brings hope and healing to the local community.

The resources include videos, factsheets and wellness programs produced in conjunction with health professionals.

More than 100 Adventist medical professionals and students gathered last weekend for the AMEN conference. The Adelaide meeting equipped delegates to "heal, survive and thrive."

The summit will include a TED-style talk on brain health and how lifestyle plays a vital role.

The aim is for the Adventist Church to establish itself as the go-to authority on health.

Stress less and live more—sounds incredible doesn’t it? But it’s not simply a pipe dream!

The health message of the Seventh-day Adventist Church—the “right arm” of the gospel—is getting a much-needed booster shot as part of an innovative new strategy designed to meet the needs of communities throughout the South Pacific Division.

In a landmark achievement for Adventist television, Mega Project Hope PNG saw 303 30-minute TV programs filmed in just 20 days at locations around Papua New Guinea (PNG).

Imagine shooting 300 half-hour television programs in the span of one month. Well, that is the scope of MEGA Project Hope—a large-scale production project currently underway in Papua New Guinea (PNG).

Have you ever wondered what happens to all those TV programs, radio shows, all the magazines and websites the Adventist Media Network produces? Do they all just float off into the great unknown never to be heard of again?