More than 3,000 Seventh-day Adventist administrators, pastors and laypeople are expected to take part in an unprecedented live teleconference call January 3.

Reger Smith, public relations director for the Adventist Church, says the upcoming teleconference between church president Jan Paulsen and church administrators worldwide will demonstrate the global nature of church organization. President Paulsen plans to speak with more than 3,000 administrators January 3.

Church President Plans Worldwide Teleconference Call

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency's Rasuwa District Clinic in Nepal was broken into November 30, 2001

Adventist Humanitarian Clinic Vandalized in Nepal

Two Peruvian congressmen, addressing the inaugural meeting of the International Congress of Religious Liberty in Lima, spoke strongly in support of religious freedom, describing it as a way to promote peace and avoid religious violence.

Politicians in Peru Support Religious Freedom as "Tool for Peace"

A special issue of the Adventist Review depicting the "tapestry of Adventism" was released last month during a special reception at the Adventist Church world headquarters.

Above: William Johnsson, left, editor of the Adventist Review with Kimberly Luste-Maran, assistant editor and project coordinator for the special issue.

Below: Jan Paulsen, Adventist Church president is the first to see the special issue during a reception at the world church headquarters.

Adventist Review Looks at "Tapestry of Adventism"

Six Seventh-day Adventist Church members were arrested while meeting in a private apartment in Turkmenabad, Turkmenistan, on November 16

Adventists in Turkmenistan Arrested During Meeting

The Seventh-day Adventist Church's social and humanitarian work in India and the challenges faced by religious minorities were just two of the issues discussed during a November 27 meeting between India's President K. R. Narayanan and Pastor Jan Paulsen,

Jan Paulsen, left, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church meets K.R. Narayanan, president of India at the Rashtrapati Bhavan, the New Delhi residence of India's president.

State Visits Focus on Role of Adventist Church in Indian Society

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