Azerbaijan: Expelled Adventist Pastor Waits to Return Home
A Seventh-day Adventist pastor and his family who fled the Azerbaijani city of Nakhichevan June 10 may soon be able to return home, reports Keston News Service.
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United Kingdom: Islamic Studies Program Breaks New Ground
Newbold College, a Seventh-day Adventist school in Berkshire, England, has developed a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Islamic Studies--a program that is unique among Seventh-day Adventist colleges and universities worldwide.
Zimbabwean Churches Targeted in AIDS Education Program
Seventh-day Adventists in East Zimbabwe have embarked on an AIDS awareness program they hope will radically improve understanding and prevention of AIDS within churches, and in surrounding communities.
Brazilian Camp Draws 10,000 Youth
Some 10,000 young people, aged 10 to 15 years, gathered July 17 to 21 for a massive campout, focused on fun, learning, worship, and outdoor activities.
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Religious Liberty Legislation Gains Momentum in U.S. Congress
Support for the Workplace Religion Freedom Act (WRFA) is growing, but more letters of support are needed in order to pass the bill in the Senate, reports James Standish, director of legislative affairs for the Seventh-day Adventist world church.
Adventist NewsLine Set for September Launch
Adventist NewsLine, a half-hour, weekly newscast to be launched September 6, will mark a new era in international church news broadcasting, say producers of the program.