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A 22-day satellite evangelistic series was launched February 23 from the Seventh-day Adventist theological seminary near Bucharest, Romania.

New Satellite Evangelism Series Begins in Romania

Leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Malawi, East Africa, issued a statement earlier this month affirming that "women with the gift of preaching should be encouraged to preach and share the Word of God."

Pardon Mwansa, president of the Adventist Church in Southern Africa.

"Gift of Preaching" Not Gender Exclusive,  Affirms Church in Malawi

Government efforts to end more than three years of religious and ethnic violence in Indonesia's Maluku province have met only limited success, report Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in the region.

Reinhold Kesaulya, president of the Adventist Church in East Indonesia, calls the reconciliation efforts in Malino "excellent," but says there is no guarantee that peace agreements will hold in local regions and remote villages.

Healing Needed in Troubled East Indonesia, Says Adventist Leader

Education is playing a vital role in the reconstruction of Rwandan society, said Rwanda's President Paul Kagame, speaking February 12 at a ceremony marking the completion of 26 classrooms at Bukomero Primary School in Ntenyo district of Gitarama Province.

Rwandan President Praises Completion of Schools

Churches in Brazil are partnering with a major cell phone company to launch a cell phone broadcast channel called the Minute of Faith.

Churches in Brazil Bring Religion to Cell Phones

The National Labor Relations Board cannot force a religious college in Montana to bargain with a labor union, ruled the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia last week.

U.S. Court Upholds Right of Religious College to Resist Labor Bargaining

"LIFEdevelopment.info," a new evangelistic initiative sponsored by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Britain, was launched last week at a special meeting in Swanwick, Derbyshire, England.

Britain: New Evangelistic Program Focuses on Challenge of Secularism

Religious repression in China has worsened in the past three years, despite China's increasing economic and diplomatic engagement with other countries, says a religious freedom watchdog organization.

Religious Freedom in China Has Declined, Says Report

Adventist Church in South America 2 Million Strong -- 100,000 Attend Evangelism Series in Dominican Republic

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A group of Seventh-day Adventist physicians in South Africa are funding a video about AIDS, a project they hope will help bring local communities together in the fight against the disease.

Adventist Doctors in South Africa Fund AIDS Video

Seventh-day Adventist church member Karen Holford has been elected as chair of Churches Together for Families, an interchurch group that explores ways in which the churches in Britain can work together to support families.

Adventist Woman to Chair Britain's Interfaith Family Committee

Some 350 musicians across the United Kingdom met January 26 to launch the Adventist Musicians Association, sponsored by the music ministries of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Trans-European region and the church's British Union Conference.

Adventists in United Kingdom Highlight Music in Mission

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