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Seventh-day Adventists make up a vibrant, growing, and positive force in Indian society, said Adventist world president Pastor Jan Paulsen during his five-state visit to India, November 26 to December 2.

Pastor Paulsen greets a student at the Sunshine Children's Home and School, located on the outskirts of Bangalore, Karnataka.

India: Adventist Presence Should Benefit Communities, Says Church President

Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, lays a wreath at the Rajghat Mahatma Gandhi memorial in Delhi November 27. Paulsen, who is on a seven-day visit to India, was received by the president of India, Kocheril Raman Naray

News Brief: Adventist Church World President Visits India

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific has launched a youth program that organizers hope will mark a new era of youth involvement in the mission of the church.

Australian Youth Go Underground

Evangelism-related issues dominated the agenda of the recent annual meetings of the Adventist Church in the Africa-Indian Ocean Division (AID), or church region.

West African Leaders Focus on Mission Initiatives

Church United Nations liaison addressing full session says Adventists applaud integrating religious freedom and human rights into school education.

Adventists Push for 'Education for Tolerance'

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific is encouraging its employees to spend more time with their families.

Employees, Stay Home!

A new feature-length broadcast focusing on the three key issues that make up the Adventist Church's new strategic plan will be aired by Adventist Television Network, the world wide church's international satellite system, next month.

India: Message to World Church to be Broadcast by Satellite

Delegates from the Euro-Africa Division, or church region, of the Adventist Church met last month for their annual year-end meetings and reaffirmed that mission work remains the top priority of the church.

Mission is Top Priority in Euro-Africa

Leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church from many nations in the Caribbean met November 7-10 to focus attention on specific challenges and ensure resources are targeted in the most efficient way.

Jansen Trotman, president of the Adventist Church in the Caribbean, met with church leaders in the region to discuss challenges with such a diverse group of people in one area. "Through training events such as these meetings, we are providing the skills and resources to meet those challenges," said Trotman.

Caribbean Church Leaders Summit Brings Results

The geographical size and social diversity of former Soviet nations require flexible and innovative approaches to mission, say Seventh-day Adventist leaders in the Euro-Asia region.

Russia: New Mission Territory Voted at Year-End Meeting

The Orta Relief Project, undertaken by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) following an earthquake in Turkey June 2000, has been completed.

Inaugural Ceremony Celebrates Orta Relief Project

The order to destroy a Seventh-day Adventist church in Turkmenistan November 1999 came from the president of the country, according to a defecting foreign minister.

Turkmenistan: "Crushing" of Christianity Blamed on Highest Authorities

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