21 de junho de 2004
South Pacific: New ADRA Leader Talks Mission
Pastor David Jack will take over as chief executive officer and executive director for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in the South Pacific on July 1.
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21 de junho de 2004
Religious Liberty: Experts Meet On 'Symbols In The Public Sphere'
Restrictions on the display of religious symbols in public--as France has done recently with Muslim headscarves, Jewish yarmulkes (skullcaps) and "large" Christian crosses--will create more problems than such bans will solve, religious liberty experts mee
21 de junho de 2004
St. Louis, Missouri to Host Seventh-day Adventist Church 2005 World Session
The world session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church will bring an international flavor to St. Louis, Missouri, the heart of the United States of America. The gathering will be representative of the 25 million-strong Adventist family from around the glob
21 de junho de 2004
Nigeria: One Adventist's Battle with Corruption
J.G. Buba, a Seventh-day Adventist local church elder, is the new comptroller-general of the Nigerian Customs Service. His appointment was celebrated at a recent Sabbath service in the nation's federal capital, Abuja.
14 de junho de 2004
Pakistan: Karachi Adventist Hospital Spared During Riots
Two days of rioting in the streets surrounding Karachi Adventist Hospital in this Pakistani seaport city did not touch the campus of the facility, according to administrators.
14 de junho de 2004
Ireland: Wilson Evangelizes Ancestral Island
Bringing the good news of the gospel to others is always a personal matter, but for Ted N.C. Wilson, a vice president of the world church, a three-week series of lectures in Derry, Northern Ireland, was particularly close to his heart.