Russia: Church Uses New Music to Put Song in Believers' Hearts
Having baptized both a folk musician and his craft, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the former Soviet Union is using new music to put the song of hope in believers' hearts.
Having baptized both a folk musician and his craft, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the former Soviet Union is using new music to put the song of hope in believers' hearts.
Seventh-day Adventists in Kazakhstan joined in establishing a chapter of the International Religious Liberty Association last month, making it the third Muslim country with an IRLA presence.
Adventist World Radio has announced that it will use its vast international radio network to participate in Sow 1 Billion--a Seventh-day Adventist world church plan to distribute 1,000 million Bible study invitations around the globe.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church will take part in celebrating World No Tobacco Day May 31. WNTD, a World Health Organization (WHO) initiative, is designed to call attention to the impact of tobacco use on public health.
Argentina: Flood Victims Receive Aid -- Adventist Represent Philippines at Anti-drug Summit
True to their convictions about a healthy lifestyle absent of alcohol, tobacco and drug use, Seventh-day Adventists in North America were among many who opposed the United States Senate bill May 22 signed by Maryland state governor Robert Ehrlich that red