May 27, 2002
Africa DVD Project Aims to "Enhance Evangelism"
More than 1,200 digital video disk (DVD) players will soon to on their way to churches in Africa as part of an Adventist-layman's Services and Industries evangelism project.
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Adventist Humanitarian Agency to Deliver Aid in Northern Afghanistan
Over the next two weeks, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) will deliver approximately 80 tons of humanitarian aid products to Badakhshan Province in northern Afghanistan.
U.S. Court Says Medical Clinic Can "Protect Religious Identity"
California's top court has ruled that a church-run medical clinic did not breach the law when it fired an employee who was actively working against the religious mission of the institution.
Church President Urges Graduates to "Focus on Forgiveness, Not Flaws"
Christians should demonstrate the kind of love that "does not keep score of flaws," said Pastor Jan Paulsen in his May 19 address to graduates of Newbold College, United Kingdom.
ANN Feature: New Chapel to Meet Specific Needs in India
Seventh-day Adventist world mission leaders and administrators from the church in Southern Asia recently unveiled a new chapel in Pathari, India--a prototype designed to accommodate smaller congregations in India.
May 27, 2002
United States: Leaders Renew Workplace Religious Freedom Efforts
The ability to work for a company without having to compromise your religious beliefs is a basic civil right, but one that United States workers can't necessarily take for granted, agree religious leaders from a wide spectrum of faiths.