November 22, 2004
Turkmenistan: Amid Obstruction, Minority Religions Grow
Minority religions continues to grow in Turkmenistan, despite obstructions placed in the way of these groups, the International Religious Liberty Association confirmed.
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November 15, 2004
Ivory Coast: Church Official Describes Life Under Siege
Returning unharmed after spending five days in the heart of a clash between French troops and residents of the Ivory Coast, Roscoe Howard, an associate secretary of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, and also secretary of its North American region, t
November 15, 2004
Adventist Church to Create Awareness of Child Abuse
With the annual World Day for Prevention of Child Abuse coming up on Nov. 19, the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Children's Ministries Department hopes to bring awareness to a problem that affects even Adventist congregations.
November 15, 2004
Adventist Health Professionals Say Smoking Cessation Requires Complete Program
With many options for ending the fatal habit of smoking, millions have found that trying to quit using only one of the following methods: support groups, taking medicines, or using nicotine replacement aids such as the patch or gum, is not enough, said Dr
November 15, 2004
Slovenia: Religious Freedom Violations Must Be Combated, Adventist Leaders Say
Increasing violations of religious freedom must be combated, leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Europe said last week.
November 15, 2004
ANN Feature: Adventist Students Share Experiences of Secular Campus Life
This is Osmar Domingos dos Reis Jr.'s last year studying psychology at Centro de Ensino Universitario de Brasilia. The 27 year-old Brazilian is one of 250,000 Adventist students studying on a secular campus globally. Before coming to this school he attend