Baltic States Resume Training Adventist Pastors
For the first time in 50 years the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Baltic States will graduate Adventist pastors from a local training program.
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May 6, 2002
Landmark Book Answers Critics of the Biblical Jesus
An international group of 12 leading Seventh-day Adventist scholars has written a book billed as an Adventist response to attacks on Jesus from both secular thinkers and liberal theologians.
France: International Conference Focuses on "Respectful Evangelism"
Christians must share their faith in a way that respects individuals, and is sensitive to different cultures, said a group of scholars, pastors and students, meeting at a Seventh-day Adventist university at Collonges-sous-Salève, France, April 26 to 28.
May 6, 2002
Adventists Seek Correction to Game Show Question
Seventh-day Adventist Church officials in North America are asking the syndicated television game show Jeopardy! to include more questions about Seventh-day Adventists after the show incorrectly indicated a relationship between Seventh-day Adventists and
May 6, 2002
South American Adventist Universities Receive Accreditation
Two Seventh-day Adventist universities in South America have received government accreditation to become autonomous, fully recognized institutions.
May 5, 2002
Mission Pilot Dies in Papua New Guinea Plane Crash
A Seventh-day Adventist mission pilot died in a plane crash near Goroka in the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea May 3.