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Can text messaging during church strengthen a congregation?

While text messaging in church could be considered a violation of etiquette, a few Adventist churches are incorporating the technology into the service. In other churches, some parishioners are adding texting to the service anyway.

Texting @ church, u?

Sound of airplanes doesn't faze congregation

The Gatwick-Horley Adventist Church meets in this 150-year-old building owned by the Church of England. The church is next to the second largest airport in Britain.

United Kingdom: Airport church takes off

Goal set to reach one-third of continent with gospel

Workers hang a display from a 13-story building in Brasilia, Brazil, in preparation for the September 6 Live With Hope outreach event. The initiative, sponsored by the Adventist Church in South America, advertised with 10,000 billboard announcements.

South America: Live With Hope project targets millions

Launch completes netAdventist ownership transfer

John Beckett, director of the church's Office of Global Software and Technology, demonstrates netAdventist's capabilities at the launch. The software lets church members and leaders share information and resources even if they're not equipped to run the technical side of a church Web site, he said.

New communication software to connect members globally

Victims in U.S., Caribbean receive food, clothing, shelter

New Orleans evacuees select clothing from an Adventist Community Services center in Smyrna, Tennessee, Tuesday, September 2. The Adventist Church provided assistance to hurricane victims in the Caribbean and the U.S. Gulf Coast region throughout the weekend.

Adventist relief workers respond to Hurricane Gustav

Be 'ambassadors of peace,' Paulsen says; Christianity a 'higher identity, new humanity'

Adventist world church president, Jan Paulsen, left, meets with Mwai Kibaki, president of Kenya in Nairobi, Friday, August 22

Kenya: Visit from Adventist president bolsters unity

Pastor, communicator hosted Dialogue segment for Adventist NewsLine

Garrett Caldwell will direct public relations for the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Caldwell tapped as Adventist Church's PR director

Violence leaves dozens dead, sends Christians fleeing for their lives

India: Mob kills Adventist pastor

Kirsnauskaite once hid writings during communist occupation

Zita Kirsnauskaite, center, at a poetry reading earlier this year. The Lithuanian Adventist poet, who now resides in Chicago, has released a bilingual version of her fifth collection.

Adventist Lithuanian poet's fifth collection draws acclaim

Standish, veteran advocate, served world church seven years

James Standish brings political, legal and religious perspective to his new post as executive director of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom. Standish accepted the job last month following seven years serving as director of Legislative Affairs for the Adventist world church.

Adventist to direct U.S. religious freedom panel

8,000 Adventist youth march against drugs, violence

Antigua prime minister salutes Adventist Pathfinder movement

Frikart's early retirement to ensure smooth transfer in 2010

Ulrich W. Frikart, president of the church's Euro-Africa region, at the Adventist Church world session in St. Louis, Missouri in 2005. Frikart recently announced his decision to retire at the end of the year.

Euro-Africa Adventist Church president announces retirement

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