Kyrgyzstan Receives $4.5 Million in Medical Supplies
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) is distributing $4.5 million dollars (USD) worth of medications and medical supplies in Biskek, Kyrgyzstan.
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Conference Highlights Increasing Opposition to Evangelism
Religious freedom experts meeting at the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Andrews University focused on the increasing opposition around the world to evangelism.
Turning Point for Historic Adventist Community on Pitcairn Island
The Seventh-day Adventist Church on Pitcairn Island was officially restructured as a "company" May 19, in recognition of declining church attendance in what was once known as an entirely "Adventist culture."
Church Leader Addresses Iraqi Christian Peace Conference
Gerry Karst, a general vice president of the Adventist Church worldwide, addressed the Christian Conference for Peace held May 15 to 20 in Baghdad, Iraq.
Religious Minorities in Afghanistan to Wear Identifying Mark
Taliban rulers in Afghanistan have announced a plan for non-Muslims to wear distinctive badges, possibly yellow pieces of cloth, to identify them as belonging to religious minorities.
South Africa: Adventist Pastor Honored for Police Work
Godfrey Dlele, 32, was given two "Star of the Year" trophies for saving a man from committing suicide.