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the online community for Adventists in the South Pacific

Welcome to the home of the Adventist Media Network - South Pacific Division

News and Communication Research	Official Media Pass
During the month of September we are conducting research in a sample of our churches to determine the effectiveness of various communication channels, in particular, Record. If you are participating in this survey and would like to access the online survey click here.	The official media pass of the Adventist Media Network and the communication department of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific identifies the bearer as a registered and accredited news correspondent. Find out how to become a registered and accredited news correspondent.
Join The Web Network - FREE!	Weekly News Broadcast
The Web Ministry team has been successful in launching more than 950 websites throughout the South Pacific. This makes our region the first in the world to move to the easy to use netAdventist web management system. Several other divisions are now also joining the global network. Find out more.	The Communication and Production departments produce a five minute video news bulletin weekly. It can be viewed or downloaded to be played at church from the Adventist Church in the South Pacific website, adventistconnect.org.

George Desnica, who first started visiting Vital Connection, a Seventh-day Adventist non-profit volunteer/community based soup kitchen in Brisbane, Queensland, a few years ago, has been baptised at the Brisbane Central Adventist Church.

Signs connects with communities

Monday, August 18, 2008

Seventh-day Adventist school communities are using Signs of the Times magazines, published by Adventist Media Network, to reach out and connect with those around them in an increasing variety of ways this year.

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No Peace for a Soldier

Monday, August 18, 2008

You will find in this historically accurate portrayal of the plight of the Huguenots and Vaudois (Waldenses) a gripping tale of courage and commitment to Christ.