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Issues of faith and science brought 84 Seventh-day Adventist scholars and leaders to a conference in Ogden, Utah, August 23-29, a first in a series initiated by the world church leadership and supported by an action of the church's Executive Committee in

"We have a defined fundamental belief in regard to creation." --Jan Paulsen, Adventist world church president at the Ogden, Utah conference.

Special Report: Adventist Scholars and Leaders Begin Faith and Science Conversation

An estimated 150,000 people in Yemen will receive assistance under a "Global Food for Education" program, a one-year project to be implemented by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency.

Education Program Targets Female Students in Yemen

Some 700 Seventh-day Adventist lay-people from six Asian nations met on Jeju Island, Korea, August 21 to 25 for the region's largest-ever lay-evangelism training event.

"Go One Million" Launched in Northern Asia-Pacific

A recent break-in and robbery at a Seventh-day Adventist medical center in the central African country of Burundi is typical of the continuing difficulties faced by the church's health work there, reports Adelphine Hatangimana, accountant for Adventist He

Increasing Vandalism Hits Adventist Health Centers in Burundi

Paula Contente Garcia, a 26 year-old pharmacist from Belém, capital of the state of Pará, Brazil, was symbolically the 2 millionth person to become a member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in South America.

Paula Contente Garcia prepares to be baptized and become the 2 millionth member of the Adventist Church in South America.

Baptism Represents 2-Million-Member Mark in South America

Some 160 people attended North America's largest-ever Seventh-day Adventist prison ministries convention last month in St. Louis, Missouri, United States.

Alfred Johnson, left, adult ministries director for the Adventist Church in North America with Justice James Graves of the Mississippi Supreme Court.

Church Leader Tells North American Adventists to "Go to Jail"

Ongoing civil war could not keep some 200 delegates away from the first Seventh-day Adventist Pathfinder Camporee to be held in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Adventist Youth Defy Danger for Congo's First Camporee

Seventh-day Adventist Church administrators in Eastern Africa have voted to create an HIV/AIDS team to prepare teaching resources for pastors and other church leaders.

Adventists in East Africa Create HIV/AIDS Education Team

Some 1,800 teenagers from across Europe met July 29 to August 6 in Zatonie, Poland, for one of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's most internationally diverse youth camps.

Poland: Youth Camp Promotes Friendships without Borders

Three hundred and sixty-one children who participated in the model kindergarten facility created at the Ulaanbaatar Mental Hospital by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency office in Mongolia have been able to return to their families and schools.

Model Kindergarten Helps Challenged Children in Mongolia

Seventh-day Adventists in Europe are calling for prayers from their worldwide church family as they join the massive clean-up and rebuilding efforts in flood-ravaged parts of Central and Eastern Europe.

Floods in Europe: Adventists Count Losses, Join Relief Efforts

Roman Catholic leaders in the United States declared last week that they will no longer target Jews for conversion to Catholicism.

Evangelism of Jews Not Necessary, Say U.S. Catholics

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