Ecuador: New Religious Liberty Association Proposed
Seventh-day Adventist leaders meeting in the capital of Ecuador are proposing the formation of a new religious liberty association, believed to be a first for the Andean nation.
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2 de fevereiro de 2006
World Church: Adventist Church Leader Responds to Muslim Caricature Controversy
Following an increase in global tension surrounding the publication - in newspapers in Denmark and other European countries - of caricatures that some Muslims worldwide have found insulting, Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist
31 de janeiro de 2006
World Church: Biblical Research Committee Guidelines Voted
Leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist world church voted a set of guidelines for regions considering the establishment of a Biblical Research Committee. These bodies are not mandatory, leaders say, but can be established in a world church region, known as
31 de janeiro de 2006
United Kingdom: Adventists Applaud Defeat of Religious Hatred Legislation
Seventh-day Adventists in the United Kingdom welcomed the defeat of a proposed "Racial and Religious Hatred Bill," which lost twice in the House of Commons. While opposing racism and religious bias, Adventists were among those concerned that the legislati
31 de janeiro de 2006
Leadership: Reflections From Women Who Lead
Consider women in leadership. Rose Otis was 12 years old when Velma Bevins, a young pastor's wife, moved to her town in Michigan.
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United States -- World church president Pastor Jan Paulsen will continue the Let's Talk series on March 15 with a broadcast from the campus of Oakwood College in Huntsville, Alabama in the United States.