Iraq: Church Holds Year-End Meetings Despite Nation's Travails
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Iraq held its 2003 year-end committee meeting on April 7 the delay due to turmoil in the nation.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Iraq held its 2003 year-end committee meeting on April 7 the delay due to turmoil in the nation.
The Seventh-day Adventist school on the Micronesian island of Yap was among the 90 percent of structures, including the island's hospital that were heavily damaged, after Typhoon Sudal devastated the island April 9. The typhoon struck with 132 mile-per-ho
A five-year "suspended sentence" handed down to Muslim Imam Ilgar Ibragimoglu, secretary-general of the International Religious Liberty Association's (IRLA) affiliate organization in Azerbaijan, is "very surprising," said Dr. John Graz, secretary-general
The Seventh-day Adventist Church will focus on expanding its presence in large cities around the world from funds raised at next year's church world session. Each of the Adventist Church's 13 world administrative regions will choose a city in an initiativ
A three-year British government grant of US$954,000 (UK £521,680) will help improve life for thousands of "street children" in Lima, Peru, according to the Adventist Development and Relief Agency-UK, which received the funds.
The first 100 students of the new Asian Aid Bobbili Blind School in Andhra Pradesh, India, got a "hands-on" orientation at their new facility on March 21. After ribbon-cutting ceremonies and a worship program, the students, whose ranks are expected to gro