Report Highlights World's Religious Freedom Trouble Spots
A commission that tracks international religious freedom violations has condemned the actions of several countries, including China and Sudan, for violent suppression of religious activities.
A commission that tracks international religious freedom violations has condemned the actions of several countries, including China and Sudan, for violent suppression of religious activities.
Seventh-day Adventist lawyers from eight Eastern African countries met for a four-day congress in Mangoshi, Malawi, April 11 to 14.
The Brazilian House of Representatives gave special recognition April 26 to the country's Pathfinder movement, a Seventh-day Adventist organization dedicated to assisting the social, spiritual, and physical development of young people.
A Seventh-day Adventist school in Heliopolis, Egypt is one step closer to gaining the government recognition it needs for its graduates to compete for places in Egyptian Universities.
The vision started with a group of Seventh-day Adventist women from the New Life Women Ministry in Nairobi. They took the initiative to rescue some of the street children in Nairobi and Masai girls, who have no access to education and are forced into earl
Issues of church unity and effective church leadership dominated a two-day visit to Ethiopia by Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, and Matthew Bediako, general secretary of the church's General Conference