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Representatives from the Seventh-day Adventist Church and other organizations from more than 100 countries are working together at the United Nations as positive "agents for change" in contemporary society.

Jonathan Gallagher, Adventist Church liaison to the United Nations, with Viola Hughes, Kelly Razzouk and Rachel Bostic

United Nations: Church Representatives Working as Agents for Change

Finland's National Bureau of Investigation is probing allegations of sexual abuse leveled against former employees of the Toivonlinna Junior College in Piikkiö, a town in the southwest of Finland.

Finland: Church Cooperating in Abuse Investigation

Youth for Jesus baptism at the ASI convention in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Young People Find New Ways to Spend Summer Vacation

As the trend of planting Seventh-day Adventist Churches in Texas grows--17 new churches last year, 25 in the works for this year--a new initiative is inviting college students to move after graduation to an area specifically for the purpose of planting, o

United States: Church Planting Effort Seeks College Students

A plan to distribute an unprecedented 1,000 million Bible study invitations around the world over the next 12 to 18 months is shining a spotlight on the Adventist Church's capacity to respond to Bible study requests.

World Church: Focus on Bible Schools Intensifies as Sow 1 Billion Set to Begin

Lionel Quartermaine, 45, an Australian Aborigine and a Seventh-day Adventist, has been elected deputy chairman of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC).

ANN Feature: Australian Adventist Heads Indigenous Peoples' Council

Outreach through small groups is an asset to the movement, declared Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, during a meeting with local church leaders in Lima, Peru, on Sept. 4.

Rene Huanca Rejas, a businessman from Santa Cruz, Bolivia, is a master of "small-groups-outreach."

[photos by Ray Dabrowski]

Ecuador: "Small Group" Outreach Key to Church Growth; World Church President Visits Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador

In a nation of 10.3 million people with an estimated 1.2 million suffering from HIV/AIDS, a theme such as "Hope for our troubled world" could be expected to resonate.

Zambia: State President Lauds Evangelistic Series

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Responding to an economy burdened by unemployment and biases against Sabbath-keepers, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is launching a new initiative to create small businesses and jobs for young people.

Barbados: Responding to Need, Church Sponsors Small Businesses

Some 50 local leaders and pastors representing Romanian congregations and companies from 17 countries on four continents met Aug. 14 to 17 for a missionary conference on the campus of Romanian Union College.

The missionary conference in Romania Aug. 14 to 17.

Romania: Church Leaders Meet in Missionary Conference

Nearly 650 Union College students and staff flooded the streets of Lincoln, Nebraska, Aug. 28, to help more than 50 social service agencies.

Several Project Impact groups helped service agencies with deep-cleaning tasks that often get overlooked. Two students help scrub the furniture and baseboards of a dining area at a childcare center.

United States: Union College Cancels Classes, Impacts Community

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