December 10, 2001
Religious Colleges to Retain Psychology Program Accreditation
The American Psychological Association has backed away from a controversial plan to refuse accreditation to post-graduate programs run by some religious colleges.
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December 10, 2001
New President for Adventist World Radio
The radio evangelism ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church has announced a new president to head up its international operations.
Media Attention for Australian School's Harry Potter Stance
A Seventh-day Adventist school's stand on Harry Potter turned into a media event reported across Australia and then internationally, beginning on November 25
Adventist Humanitarian Clinic Vandalized in Nepal
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency's Rasuwa District Clinic in Nepal was broken into November 30, 2001
Politicians in Peru Support Religious Freedom as "Tool for Peace"
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.
Adventists in Turkmenistan Arrested During Meeting
Six Seventh-day Adventist Church members were arrested while meeting in a private apartment in Turkmenabad, Turkmenistan, on November 16