May 12, 2003
Croatia: Government Warms to Adventist Needs as Agreement Nears
As negotiations with the Croatian government over a concordat, or memorandum of understanding, continue, Seventh-day Adventists here are optimistic about the outcome.
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May 12, 2003
World Church: Planning for 2005 Session on Target
Coordinating the needs of more than 72,000 people for a 10-day convention requires countless hours of planning, which is why Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders and managers were in St. Louis, Missouri, last week to walk through the America's Center and
May 5, 2003
Mozambique: President Chissano Receives Pastor Jan Paulsen on Official Visit
Seventh-day Adventist Church world leader, Pastor Jan Paulsen, met with President Joaquim Alberto Chissano of Mozambique April 29, and said the Adventist Church is committed to making a strong, positive contribution to Mozambican society.
May 5, 2003
South Africa: Church Holds HIV/AIDS Conference, Pledges Help
"All of us are sinners, both those who are HIV-positive and those who are negative," said Dr. V. S. Wakaba, president of the Adventist Church in South Africa, in his opening address to 280 delegates at a conference organized by the church in the region, A
May 5, 2003
United Nations: New International Status for Religious Liberty Group
The cause of religious freedom was given a thumbs-up at the United Nations with a "special consultative status" granted May 1 to the International Religious Liberty Association.
May 5, 2003
Inter-America: Training Dominates Pathfinder Camporees
More than 7,500 young people packed up their sleeping bags and tents to attend this year's master guide camporee events that took place during the month of April throughout several territories of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Inter-American Division,