15 de novembro de 2004
Slovenia: Religious Freedom Violations Must Be Combated, Adventist Leaders Say
Increasing violations of religious freedom must be combated, leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Europe said last week.
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15 de novembro de 2004
ANN Feature: Adventist Students Share Experiences of Secular Campus Life
This is Osmar Domingos dos Reis Jr.'s last year studying psychology at Centro de Ensino Universitario de Brasilia. The 27 year-old Brazilian is one of 250,000 Adventist students studying on a secular campus globally. Before coming to this school he attend
Ivory Coast: Adventist Leaders Evacuated Safely to Ghana
Officials of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's world headquarters are safe in Ghana after being evacuated from the Ivory Coast which is being plagued by uprisings. The leaders are expected to return to their homes in the United States and Britain in the
8 de novembro de 2004
Egypt: New Church Dedicated; Leaders Meet Officials
Nearly 18 months after excavations for a neighboring mosque caused the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Dahasa, Upper Egypt to collapse, a new building was dedicated Oct. 16. Sixty members will now worship in the new structure.
8 de novembro de 2004
Korea: Seventh-day Adventist Church Marks 100 Years of Mission, Growth
There are more than 171,000 Seventh-day Adventists in Korea, and the church celebrated a century of mission and growth with a huge Nov. 6 rally at Olympic Stadium in Seoul. More than 15,000 attended the event, which capped a year of centennial celebration
8 de novembro de 2004
Jamaica: 10,000 Adventists March Against Violence
More than 10,000 Seventh-day Adventist men, women and children marched through the streets of Kingston and St. Catherine, Jamaica, on Saturday bearing a message of hope and family unity. The march, said to be the largest ever on the island, kicked off a s