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Members also hope to minister more, do more in the community

The beginning of a New Year is seldom without new hopes and dreams. For Seventh-day Adventists, 2008 is no different as they hope for the ordinary such as health, financial wellbeing and safety, but also for more passion to share and tell the world about Jesus.

Adventists Hope to see Jesus in the New Year

Members end the year on a spiritual, united note

Pastor Don Schneider, president of the Adventist Church in North America, will lead the first live televised communion service for the church.

Live communion service to link Adventists across North America

Paulsen speaks of reconciliation, looking outward

Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, shares a holiday message of hope with church members. Paulsen says the hope that Jesus gives believers is life-changing, affecting "every part of us -- our priorities, our choices, our relationships."

World church president says Christ is 'true hope' of the holidays

Azerbaijan: Adventist congregation questioned, told to suspend church services

Jones was first African-American elected to treasury department

Frank Jones served as a treasure at the Adventist Church world headquarters from 1977 to 1990.

Former church treasurer dies

Tobacco almost a 'dead' issue in United States?

The Adventist Church is renewing its smoking cessation efforts with the launch of a world commission on tobacco and health.

Church Chat: Proctor clears the air on Adventist anti-smoking campaign

Behrens is institution's longest-serving president

Dr. Lyn Behrens, longtime Loma Linda University president who announced her retirement December 13, was the institution's first woman president and its longest-serving. Behrens's 17-year term was marked by an emphasis on wholistic health.

Loma Linda University president announces retirement

Milton Souza, director of the Adventist Media Center in Brazil, died December 13. Church leaders say with the death of the 51-year-old the Adventist Church loses "a great leader."

Brazil: Church's media center director dies

Sixteen arrested at Oakwood; police, college plan internal investigations

College officials 'regret' confrontation with police on campus

Jonathan Gallagher, United Nations liaison for the Adventist Church, is urging increased commitment to human rights around the world. As the UN gears up for next year's 60th anniversary of the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights, he says there are still problems despite "good talk and theory."

Church leaders call for greater emphasis on fundamental human rights

Landowners say project would unfairly target religious minorities

Kim Gangte, a former member of the Indian parliament who heads an action committee against a land seizure, says the government is using a building project to drive out Christian tribal minorities.

Indian Christians protest plan to build technology center on private land

Queen presents Saddler Order of the British Empire

Joan Saddler was presented with the Order of the British Empire by Queen Elizabeth II on December 6 for her volunteer work with mentoring minorities and influencing social health policy. Saddler is a member of the Hampstead Adventist Church and serves on the board for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency in the United Kingdom.

England: Adventist woman receives national honor

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