Church Distances Itself from "Divisive" Advertisements
The Seventh-day Adventist Church has distanced itself from Bible prophecy advertisements that have appeared in New Zealand and Papua New Guinea newspapers.
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Euro-Asia: Literature to be Available in More Languages
Seventh-day Adventist publishing leaders in the Euro-Asia region have announced plans to translate and print books in the local languages of eight former Soviet nations by the end of 2002.
New Children's Program Aims to Foster Global Awareness
During the United Nations special session on children today in New York City, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency International launched a pilot program to help children better understand how other children live around the world.
United States: Conference Focuses on Lay-Led Church Planting
Revitalizing existing Seventh-day Adventist congregations and starting new ones were topics high on the agenda of the recent SEEDS 2002 conference held last weekend.
13 mai 2002
Adventist Humanitarian Agency Appoints New Health Director
During its spring 2002 meeting, the Board of Directors for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency International appointed Dr. Ron Mataya as director of health.
13 mai 2002
Groundbreaking Study Links Water with Heart Health
Not drinking enough water could be as harmful to a person's heart as smoking, according to a study released last month by the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Loma Linda University and Medical Center.