Police Close Adventist Church in Azerbaijan
Local authorities broke up a meeting at a Seventh-day Adventist church in Gyanja, western Azerbaijan, February 24, saying the church has failed to obtain a necessary re-registration certificate.
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Korea: Adventists Set Health Goals for Coming Decade -- Adventist Receives Grammy Award
4 de março de 2002
Atlanta Youth Leaders Convention Shows "Hunger for Resources"
Youth leaders are hungry for resources and information, says Seventh-day Adventist youth leader James Black, after what he calls "an all too successful" youth leadership convention.
4 de março de 2002
"Ingathering" Totals on the Rise in North America
The Ingathering: Hope for Humanity program has embraced new outreach methods, resulting in a 9 percent increase in fundraising totals, says the director of the program.
Church Addresses Issues Raised by Conference on Child Labor
A conference on the elimination of child labor sponsored by the Government of the Netherlands and the International Labor Organization has gained wide support from the international community, and is of great importance to the welfare of children around t
25 de fevereiro de 2002
Healing Needed in Troubled East Indonesia, Says Adventist Leader
Government efforts to end more than three years of religious and ethnic violence in Indonesia's Maluku province have met only limited success, report Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in the region.