NewsWest is the Conference's monthly publication featuring exciting stories and events from around Western Australia and overseas by Seventh-day Adventists who are actively involved in Renewing the Adventist Movement in Western Australia and beyond.

Two years ago when Western Australia commenced support for the Arvaiheer church in Mongolia it had 2 young missionary leaders and 5 teenagers attending. Today it has 25 members and about 50 people attending each week.

The Partner in Mission program whereby the Western Australian Conference and the Morobe Mission in Papua New Guinea form a “sister” relationship is an initiative to provide plenty of opportunities for members of both countries to grow in their Christian experience and share a missional focus.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific has welcomed draft laws introduced into Federal Parliament yesterday, banning junk food and alcohol advertising from television during peak children's viewing times.

Spotlight on what Seventh-day Adventists are doing in their community as reported in the newspapers.

A weekly 5 minute TV news service about Seventh-day Adventists in the South Pacific

More than 40,000 Seventh-day Adventists from the Eastern Highlands Simbu region in Papua New Guinea (PNG) camped at Kosaroka outside of Goroka to celebrate the centenary celebrations of the Adventist Church in PNG last month.

Over $190,000 has been raised during the last financial year from Camp Mission Offerings (donations from church members collected during regional church meetings, or camp meetings, to support the mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church) in Australia and New Zealand, and the two projects that will benefit from these funds are already swinging into action.

John Carter, main speaker of Christchurch's major evangelistic series to be held early next year, has pulled out of the event.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific has welcomed draft laws introduced into Federal Parliament yesterday, banning junk food and alcohol advertising from television during peak children's viewing times.

Spotlight on what Seventh-day Adventists are doing in their community as reported in the newspapers.

A weekly 5 minute TV news service about Seventh-day Adventists in the South Pacific

More than 40,000 Seventh-day Adventists from the Eastern Highlands Simbu region in Papua New Guinea (PNG) camped at Kosaroka outside of Goroka to celebrate the centenary celebrations of the Adventist Church in PNG last month.

Over $190,000 has been raised during the last financial year from Camp Mission Offerings (donations from church members collected during regional church meetings, or camp meetings, to support the mission of the Seventh-day Adventist Church) in Australia and New Zealand, and the two projects that will benefit from these funds are already swinging into action.

John Carter, main speaker of Christchurch's major evangelistic series to be held early next year, has pulled out of the event.

AA Web-based communication software platform launched yesterday at Seventh-day Adventist world church headquarters is expected to help connect an estimated 16 million members and marks the latest development in the global Protestant denomination's use of technology.

Local Seventh-day Adventist Church relief volunteers are providing aid after Hurricane Gustav hit the Gulf Coast of the United States Monday.

Loma Linda University joined such institutions as Harvard and New York University earlier this year during an award ceremony for dental schools.

Ulrich W. Frikart, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Euro-Africa since 1995, announced his retirement in an August 12 letter to world church president Jan Paulsen.

A veteran Seventh-day Adventist religious freedom advocate announced last month that he has accepted the top staff post of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom.

A Caribbean island nation's leader is now a second-year honorary member of the Pathfinder club, a Seventh-day Adventist youth service organization.

Adventist-laymen's Services and Industries (ASI) members donated $8 million during the organization's August 6 to 9 weekend convention, quadrupling last year's offering.

Adrienne Townsend accepted the oath of office and was officially sworn in July 24

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