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The image of an all-Seventh-day Adventist population tucked away on an isolated paradise has prevailed ever since missionaries landed on Pitcairn Island in 1890. Church leaders in the South Pacific, however, say this image no longer holds true.

Church Calls Allegations of Sex Abuse on Pitcairn 'Saddening'

A plan to establish an experimental Internet education program for home-schooling has been welcomed by Poland's Ministry of Education, according to Seventh-day Adventist Church sources in Poland.

Joe Smoczynski, Adventist businessman and initiator of the home schooling
project in Poland.

ANN Feature: Adventists in Poland Plan Internet Home-School Program

Longtime religious freedom campaigner Dr. Gianfranco Rossi was has received an award for "outstanding achievements" in the field of international human rights.

From left to right: Prof. A. Amor, Mrs. C. Rossi, Dr. G. Rossi.

Adventist Religious Freedom Campaigner Honored at Hungarian Conference

Adventist NewsLine, a half-hour, weekly newscast to be launched September 6, will mark a new era in international church news broadcasting, say producers of the program.

Adventist NewsLine Set for September Launch

The Seventh-day Adventist Language Institute in Korea has launched a new teaching program that allows students to learn English at home.

Home English Language Program Launched in Korea

Seventh-day Adventists in East Zimbabwe have embarked on an AIDS awareness program they hope will radically improve understanding and prevention of AIDS within churches, and in surrounding communities.

Zimbabwean Churches Targeted in AIDS Education Program

Eighty-two children attended a Vacation Bible School at the Seventh-day Adventist church in Baghdad, Iraq, from June 23 to July 6, reports Valerie Fidelia, children's ministries director for the Adventist Church in the Middle East region.

Iraqi Children Attend Adventist Bible School

More than 3,000 people of Ugandan heritage, expelled from Tanzania last year, are receiving ongoing help from the Adventist Development and Relief Agency office in Uganda.

Refugees Begin New Life in Uganda

Representatives of the Brazilian state of Para have approved a Bill which prohibits holding public examinations on Saturday.

Brazil: New State Law Prohibits Saturday Exams

Some 10,000 young people, aged 10 to 15 years, gathered July 17 to 21 for a massive campout, focused on fun, learning, worship, and outdoor activities.

Brazilian Camp Draws 10,000 Youth

Government officials in the northern African nation of Eritrea have suspended the operation of a number of church organizations, according to reports from the World Evangelical Alliance.

Church Activity Suspended in Eritrea

Support for the Workplace Religion Freedom Act (WRFA) is growing, but more letters of support are needed in order to pass the bill in the Senate, reports James Standish, director of legislative affairs for the Seventh-day Adventist world church.

There is an urgent need to contact senators in support of the Workplace Religion Freedom Act, says James Standish, director of legislative affairs for the Adventist Church.

Religious Liberty Legislation Gains Momentum in U.S. Congress

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