Adventist College Can Receive State Funds, United States Court Rules
A Seventh-day Adventist college in Maryland is eligible to receive state government funding, a United States court ruled June 26.
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July 2, 2001
Russia's Human Rights Commissioner Questions Religion Law
Current Russian laws do not provide equal rights to all religious bodies, said Oleg Mironov, Russia's commissioner of human rights, during his recent visit to two Seventh-day Adventist institutions south of Moscow.
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Brazilian Church Holds Cultural Fair Florianópolis, Brazil ... [ANN] Seventh-day Adventists in Florianópolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil say they are finding new ways to interact with their community. Students and professors of the Adventist secondary school in the city’s downtown area invited loca...
July 2, 2001
Polish Bible Society Honors Work of Adventist Leader
The National Committee of the Bible Society in Poland has awarded the title "Honorary Member of the Bible Society" to Dr. Bert B. Beach, director for inter-church relations for the Seventh-day Adventist Church worldwide.
Church Building in Croatia Becomes Symbol of Hope
A new Seventh-day Adventist Church building was dedicated late May in the Croatian city of Lipik, which sustained extensive damaged during the (war of 1991-1995).
Reprieve for Adventist Church in Estonia
The president of Estonia has decided not to approve a law, passed by the national parliament June 13, that would have denied legal registration to religious organizations with foreign leadership.