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Adventist Television Network is proceeding with implementation of its earlier announced plans to begin full-time satellite broadcasts.

Adventist Television Moves Closer to Full-time Broadcasts

The cause of religious freedom took a step forward last week with the re-introduction of the "Workplace Religious Freedom Act," or WRFA, in the United States Senate, the upper house of the Congress.

United States: Leaders Unite to Support Religious Freedom in the Workplace

An intentional, multi-year evangelistic effort by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Dominican Republic finished its most recent phase with a two-week series of meetings in the capital city of Santo Domingo.

Dominican Republic: Evangelism Efforts Yield Thousands of Baptisms

Local leaders have praised agricultural research at Northern Caribbean University, a Seventh-day Adventist institution, and want to fund more programs there.

Jamaica: Northern Caribbean University Research Praised

The Seventh-day Adventist Church, in a program noting the International Day of Women, recently honored the current, and former, first ladies of the Dominican Republic.

Dominican Republic: Distinguished Women in the Country are Honored

As the Seventh-day Adventist Church expands its membership to cultures vastly different from its North American birthplace, how does a worldwide movement approach local issues and traditions while at the same time maintaining uniform standards?

World Church: Mission Realities Challenge Methodology

Thirteen years after a global strategy document outlined key challenge areas for church outreach, the Seventh-day Adventist Church has recorded significant progress in meeting those objectives, the church's Office of Global Mission reports.

Global Mission: Projects Completed, Work Remains After 1990 Blueprint

In an effort to foster spiritual growth and connect believers across the globe, the Seventh-day Adventist Church established "global prayer partnerships" among local regions, or conferences, of the church.

World Church: Conference Prayer Partners Spark Mutual Interest, Blessing

Broadcasting interests brought more that 100 Seventh-day Adventist broadcasters to an ad hoc event, March 7, in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States, sponsored by Adventist Television Network.

Stew Harty, left, executive director of Faith for Today, and Stephen Ruf, associate professor of journalism at Southern Adventist University in Collegedale, Tennessee, converse during an ad hoc conference held at the National Association of Broadcasters convention. Photo by Ray Dabrowski/ANN.

World Church: Adventist Broadcasters Meet

A three-kilometer stretch of Al Nidal Street in Baghdad was shelled Sunday, April 6, which is the street where the Seventh-day Adventist Church is located, according to media reports.

The Baghdad Seventh-day Adventist Church. (file photo)

Iraq: Church's Street Shelled

Religion must not be used as an instrument of terror, was the message delivered by representatives of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in a statement during the 59th Session of the Commission on Human Rights meeting at the United Nations in Geneva.

Gianfranco Rossi, Geneva United Nations representative for the Adventist Church.

United Nations: Church Reaffirms Commitment to Peace and Justice at Commission on Human Rights

Every Sabbath, or Saturday, the numerous paths that streak across the golden Kenyan savannah are dotted with vibrant colors as Seventh-day Adventist church members of the Masai tribe make their way to their small church in Kisaju, nearly a two-hour drive

Kenya: A Growing Church in Masai Land

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