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A Seventh-day Adventist radio station in California, United States, is now on the air after a 10-year dispute with local government over the issue of land use rights for a religious institution.

The radio station’s building is located on the property of the Adventist church in Vacaville, California, and has a potential reach of 600,000 people near the San Francisco Bay Area. [photo: Michel Macé]

California Radio Station Now Broadcasting After 10-Year Dispute with Local Government

Ten Years of Research Chronicled; Conference Aims to Influence Church Leaders, Laymen for Metro Ministries

Sung Kwon, left, director of Adventist Community Services in North America, with Monte Sahlin, director of research and special projects for the Adventist Church in Ohio. [Photo: Teresa Kwon/Adventist Community Services]

Book, Conference Push Recognition of Urban Ministry

Sexual Orientation Regulations Excuse Churches, Not Members

Adventists in England can refer to a document released by the British Union Conference if they are unclear about their legal rights and obligations under the country's new sexual orientation regulations. [Photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

Churches in England Exempt From Anti-Discrimination Charges

College Might Sell Washington, D.C.-Area Radio Station; California College Approves Land Contract

Selected Adventist colleges in the United States, student head count and endowment.

Selling Assets: Adventist Colleges Consider Trading Denomination's Land, Airwaves for Cash

St. Helenian Adventists Encouraged by 2,000-kilometer Journey

About 7,500 people live on the island of St. Helena. [Graphic: Nathan Gemmell]

'Saints' Welcome First Visit By a Youth Leader

A Seventh-day Adventist Church in Serbia was the target of vandalism July 10 in the posting of a message signed by a neo-Nazi group.

Miodrag Zivanovic, president of the Adventist Church in Serbia, joined other church officials in the country and the international religious community in condemning a neo-Nazi's posting of a message. [ANN file photo]

Serbia: Neo-Nazi Vandals Post Message on Adventist Church

Area Ministers Learn to Delegate, Say 'No'

Dean Coridan, president of the Adventist Church in Iowa and Missouri, urges ministers not to overwork themselves. Often well-meaning pastors put undue stress on themselves and their families from working too much, he says. [Photo: Iowa-Missouri Conference]

Shorter Workweek Meant to Bolster Pastors' Home, Spiritual Health

Catholic Church Reaffirms Protestants Are Not 'True' Churches

The Roman Catholic Church has clarified its position that Protestant denominations are not ‘true’ churches, in a statement approved by Pope Benedict XVI this week. Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders joined other Protestant denominations in questioning the statement. [Photo: Rajmund Dabrowski/ANN]

Adventists Call Catholic Claim Nothing More Than Tradition

Graz On Adventist Church's Religious Freedom History, Profile and Activism

John Graz addresses delegates at the International Religious Liberty Association World Congress in South Africa last March. As director for the church’s Public Affairs and Religious Liberty department, Graz serves as the face for freedom of belief for the Adventist world church’s15-million members worldwide. [Photo: IRLA/ANN]

Church Promotes Celebration in Pursuit of Religious Liberty

2,000 Youth Expected for Service in December

Baraka Muganda, director of youth ministries for the Adventist world church, says more than 2,000 young Adventists from around the world will offer a wide range of community services to the people of Taiwan in December. [Photo: Taashi Rowe/ANN]

Adventist Youth Leaders Hope International Conference Grows Church in Taiwan

Fourth Annual International Internet Conference Stresses Ethical, Increased Use of Online Ministry

Keynote speaker Raafat Kamal spoke at the Forum, themed 'Radical Message, Radical Method, Radical Christ.' [Photo: Glenn Mitchell/ANN]

Church Continues to Push New Media Methods For Ministry

'Improvement' Still Needed for Students' Rights

Adventist world church President Jan Paulsen, left, greets Carlos César, president of the Provincial Government of Azores June 27. [Photo: EUD/ANN]

Paulsen Assured on Religious Freedom During Portugal Visit

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