February 16, 2004
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Religious Liberty: Conference Planned for January 2005 in Trinidad -- Adventist Student Wins Place in Art Exhibition, Inspired Through Mission Trip -- ADRA Afghanistan Strengthens Community Based Healthcare.
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February 16, 2004
ANN Feature: Conductor Blomstedt Says Music Is His Sermon
Maestro Herbert Blomstedt, one of the classical music world's fixtures as a conductor of global renown, says that a work such as Beethoven's Fourth Symphony or Nielsen's "Inextinguishable" is the "text" from which he expounds a sermon in the world's great
February 16, 2004
North America: Church Leaders Listen to Pastors of Large Churches
Twenty-one pastors of some of the largest Seventh-day Adventist Churches, each unaffiliated with a college and each with more than 1,500 members--met at the church's North American headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland, Feb. 10 and 11.
February 9, 2004
ANN Feature: Buddhism a Missions Challenge, But Also a Missions Success for Adventists
After 14 years, a Buddhist Study Center set up by the church is answering the question of how to explain Jesus to people whose culture and religion make no reference to a personal deity.
February 9, 2004
World Church: Collegiate Quarterly, Young Adult Bible Study Guide, Turns 25
What began on a single college campus a quarter-century ago has grown into a global spiritual force, Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders say.
February 9, 2004
Netherlands Antilles: Religious Freedom Association Launched
A new local organization devoted to protecting freedom of religion for all, the Netherlands Antilles Religious Liberty Association, was launched during meetings in Willemstad, Curacao, on Jan. 31.