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Church in North American votes stricter accountability; 'don't think it can't happen to you'

Avoiding Compromising Situations Best for Preventing Sexual Misconduct for Ministers, Adventist Leaders Say

Seventh-day Adventist congregations in South America are growing, thanks to small group ministries and media outreach, church leaders said during recent annual business meetings for the region.

Manuel Egas, president of the church in Ecuador.

South America: Church Grows Via Bible Study Groups

In the year since the establishment of a new Seventh-day Adventist Church region for southern Africa and the Indian Ocean, 100,000 people have joined the church, an overall growth of 4.5 percent, bringing membership there to 1.7 million.

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

Southern Africa: Church Now Has 1.7 Million Members; Will Add 1 Million By 2005

With over 100,000 church members residing in the areas threatened by two weeks of wildfires, Seventh-day Adventists in Southern California reached out to neighbors in need during the recent conflagrations.

North America: Service Response to California Wildfires

Reform Church Meetings in Belarus Draw Adventists -- Adventist Representatives Meet Cypriot President -- Guatemala Education Ministry Gives Literacy Award to ADRA.

Tassos Papadopoulos, president of Cyprus, center, met with Dr. John Graz, right, and Dr. Bert Beach, left, and other leaders of the Conference of Secretaries of the Christian World Communions in Cyprus.

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A Bible software program has become one of the most popular recent offers for computer users in Poland.

Poland: e-Bible Software Rated Among Top 10 New Applications

"I am persuaded that, if the state signs an agreement with the Roman Catholic Church, the government of the Czech Republic should sign a similar agreement with all recognized churches who would wish to do so," declared Pastor Karel Nowak, president of the

Karel Nowak, president of the Adventist Church in the Czecho-Slovakian region.

Czech Republic: Adventists Continue to Seek Own Agreement With State

Hoops, soccer nets, and volleyball courts--they're not what immediately comes to mind when you think about church unity and evangelism.

Pastor Ricardo Palacios, church youth leader in Guayaquil.

Ecuador: Soccer and Evangelism

A powerful explosion outside the headquarters of the International Committee of the Red Cross Oct. 27 blew out most of the windows of the Baghdad Seventh-day Adventist Church, situated just 200 meters (660 feet) away.

Iraq: Baghdad Red Cross Bombing Shatters Adventist Church Windows

United States: Adventist Hospital Celebrates 125 Years -- Ukraine: Adventist Broadcasters Win Award

Focusing on prevention and control of the spreading epidemic of HIV/AIDS will be the theme for a conference to be held in Nairobi, Kenya, Nov. 10 to 13.

Africa: Church Conference Aims to "Destigmatize" HIV/AIDS Myths

Since the 1970s, the Seventh-day Adventist Church has seen its tithe, or members donating 10 percent of their earnings to the church, drop 4 to 1--adjusted for inflation and per capita--says Benjamin C. Maxson, stewardship director for the Seventh-day Adv

Less Tithe a "Deeply Spiritual Problem" Say Church Leaders

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