Report Targets World's Worst Religious Freedom Violators
The United States Commission on International Religious Freedom has identified 12 countries as the world's worst violators of religious liberty.
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ANN Feature: Adventist Sculptor Helps Launch London's Black History Month
Seventh-day Adventist sculptor Donald Brown has unveiled four pieces of his work at an exhibition in City Hall, London, marking the launch of Black History Month.
New Law Challenges Church Work in Belarus
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in Belarus say they remain optimistic despite the passage last week of a tough new national religion law.
Evangelism Think-Tank Explores Potential of New Technology
The use of new technology was the focus for the Council on Evangelism and Witness last week at the world church headquarters.
October 6, 2002
Building a Mission-Focused Church: President Addresses Church Leaders
Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, has challenged church leaders and members to be more engaged with the everyday concerns of the communities where they live.
September 30, 2002
Euro-Asia: Church Aims to Foster Adventist-Muslim Understanding
Seventh-day Adventists in Euro-Asia recently published a special edition of their official church magazine, Adventistsky Vestnik, devoted to promoting understanding and friendship between Adventists and Muslims.