-- Europe: Adventist Representative Leads Debate on Religious Freedom Laws

Speaking Out: (Left to right) Prof. Cole Durham, director of the International Center for Law and Religious Studies at Brigham Young University; Dr. Jonathan Gallagher, IRLA; Prof. Ringolds Balodis, head of the  Constitutional Law department at the University of Latvia, address Interpaliamentary Conference on Human Rights and Religious Freedom in Brussells. [IRLA Photo]

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More than 3,000 women from countries in West and Central Africa gathered in Grand Bassam, Ivory Coast, for a first-ever international congress of Seventh-day Adventist women from the region. The event was held August 8 to 15

An audience member listens intently. [Photo by Gilbert Weeh]

West Africa: 3,000 Women Gather For International Congress

An estimated 135 Seventh-day Adventist scientists, professors, theologians and church leaders will convene in Denver on August 20 for a final session in a series of "Faith and Science" conferences that have examined the relationship between Adventist doct

Pastor Lowell Cooper, chairman of the Faith and Science conference committee.
[ANN File Photo/Ansel Oliver]

World Church: Faith And Science Meeting Series To Culminate In Denver

Four Seventh-day Adventist churches in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are being rebuilt roughly 18 months after a special global offering was taken to raise funds for reconstruction.

Part of the work team at Bandalungwa Seventh-day Adventist Church, as reconstruction continues. [Photo by Jules K.K. Lumbu]

Congo: Church Rebuilding Continues

With attention firmly focused on Greece in the midst of the Athens Olympic Games, the small Adventist Church community in Greece is planning renewed evangelistic energy as their nation winds down after this national and international event.

Pastor Apostolos Maglis, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church mission in Greece. [Photo by Nathan Brown]

Greece: Adventist Church Grows to 500 Members, Nine Churches

Australian cricketer Brett Lee has helped motivate a group of at-risk young adults thanks to the support of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA).

Brett Lee with the so-called Hunter Heroes. [Photo by Candice Jaques]

Cricketer Goes In to Bat For At-Risk Youth

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