Kenyan Adventists Urge Stronger Protection for Religious Freedom
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in Kenya have called on the country's constitutional review commission to protect religious freedom for all people.
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Adventist Humanitarian Agency Responds to Food Shortage in Zimbabwe
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) office in Zimbabwe has begun a six-month emergency food program for 12,000 people in the Binga district of the Matabeleland province, southwestern Zimbabwe.
Catholic Talks Provide Opportunity for 'Clear Presentation of Adventist Beliefs'
Seventh-day Adventist church leaders say recent informal conversations between Adventist and Roman Catholic theologians have allowed Adventists to speak out on key beliefs, such as the church's teaching of Sabbath, or Saturday, as the biblical day of wors
United Kingdom: Islamic Studies Program Breaks New Ground
Newbold College, a Seventh-day Adventist school in Berkshire, England, has developed a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Islamic Studies--a program that is unique among Seventh-day Adventist colleges and universities worldwide.
Botswanan Students Fight Suspension for Sabbath-Keeping
A legal setback has not deterred 25 Seventh-day Adventist college students who are seeking exemptions from classes scheduled on Saturday, their day of worship.
Church Calls Allegations of Sex Abuse on Pitcairn 'Saddening'
The image of an all-Seventh-day Adventist population tucked away on an isolated paradise has prevailed ever since missionaries landed on Pitcairn Island in 1890. Church leaders in the South Pacific, however, say this image no longer holds true.