ANN Feature: Leaders Tackle Remuneration Issue, Vote New Approach
Leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church have voted a new approach to setting wages for the more than 13,000 church employees around the world.
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Thousands Celebrate Small Group Ministry in Peru
Seventh-day Adventists in Peru are stepping up their small-group ministry with a first-ever gathering intended to motivate, guide and expand this method of outreach and nurture.
South Sudan: Expatriates Flee, Pastors Attacked
Beat Odermatt, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in South Sudan, reports that two Adventist Global Mission pioneers were caught up in the violence. One of them, Joseph Logu, was beaten, and both were robbed.
Colombian Center to Help Women Devastated by War
Colombia's first training center for displaced single mothers was opened September 19 by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency in Bogota.
South Pacific: Adventists "Outraged" at Bali Tragedy
Seventh-day Adventist leaders in the South Pacific are condemning the act of terrorism that claimed the lives of many people in the recent bomb blasts on Indonesia's island of Bali.
Sow 1 Billion Launched: Bold Plan to Reach the World
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders approved a new evangelistic initiative October 9 to reach 1 billion homes around the world by the end of 2003.