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-- Europe: Adventist Representative Leads Debate on Religious Freedom Laws

Speaking Out: (Left to right) Prof. Cole Durham, director of the International Center for Law and Religious Studies at Brigham Young University; Dr. Jonathan Gallagher, IRLA; Prof. Ringolds Balodis, head of the  Constitutional Law department at the University of Latvia, address Interpaliamentary Conference on Human Rights and Religious Freedom in Brussells. [IRLA Photo]

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Many denominations -- and congregations -- talk about diversity and the need to reach across cultural boundaries. In Switzerland, Seventh-day Adventists are living out such goals.

PARADE OF NATIONS: International members of the French Swiss Adventist region met in Lausanne recently, celebrating the diversity represented in their congregations. [EUD Photo]

Refugees Baptized In Switzerland; Adventist Church Gains Notice For International Congregations

Seventh-day Adventists continue to influence the temperance movement with the election of a church leader to the World Woman's Christian Temperance Union, or WWCTU.

Sarah Ward (front row, second from left) replaces Margaret Jackson, an Adventist, as president of the WWCTU. Miss Ward and the other WWCTU leaders accepted their positions during the organisation's 36th triennial convention, held in Auckland, New Zealand, in April. [Photo by Joy Butler]

Temperance Role of Adventists to Continue

Over 3,000 young people from 30 nations converged on the 'Hala Ludowa' hall in Wroclaw, Poland, center for the European Youth Congress jointly organized by Paul Tompkins and Corrado Cozzi, Youth directors for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Trans-

Bring it to the Cross: Delegates affix prayer requests during 2004 European Youth Congress in Wroclaw, Poland. [Photo by Miroslav Pujic/ANN]

Poland: European Youth Congress Draws 3,000 From 30 Countries

Australian cricketer Brett Lee has helped motivate a group of at-risk young adults thanks to the support of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA).

Brett Lee with the so-called Hunter Heroes. [Photo by Candice Jaques]

Cricketer Goes In to Bat For At-Risk Youth

Adventist-Laymen's Services and Industries (ASI) returned to its birthplace in Cincinatti, Ohio, Aug. 4 to 7 for the 57th annual convention. Nearly 2,500 people gathered to exchange ideas on how to better witness in their marketplaces. The organization, m

Let's Talk: Seventh-day Adventist Church world president Pastor Jan Paulsen chats with Christina George of Adventist Frontier Missions during ASI convention in Cincinnati, Ohio. [Photo by Bettina Krause]

North America: ASI Returns to Roots, Raises Millions For Missions

Adventist church members in the Northern Asia-Pacific region are not satisfied with just sending out missionaries who are already young adults. Now, they are training children to have a "mind for mission."

Linda Koh, director of children's ministries for the Adventist world church. [ANN File Photo]

Children's Missionary Movement, a First For the Church in Northern Asia-Pacific

Four Seventh-day Adventist churches in the Democratic Republic of the Congo are being rebuilt roughly 18 months after a special global offering was taken to raise funds for reconstruction.

Part of the work team at Bandalungwa Seventh-day Adventist Church, as reconstruction continues. [Photo by Jules K.K. Lumbu]

Congo: Church Rebuilding Continues

With attention firmly focused on Greece in the midst of the Athens Olympic Games, the small Adventist Church community in Greece is planning renewed evangelistic energy as their nation winds down after this national and international event.

Pastor Apostolos Maglis, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church mission in Greece. [Photo by Nathan Brown]

Greece: Adventist Church Grows to 500 Members, Nine Churches

The Adventist Church's first Global Internet Evangelism Forum is coming up at the church's world headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland, Sept. 30 to Oct. 3 this year.

News Brief: Global Internet Evangelism Forum Registration to Close August 12

As two-thirds of this river-delta nation remain under flood waters, more than 20 percent of its 138 million inhabitants affected.

Food supplies are carried through flood waters, but more help is needed by the people of Bangladesh. Two more months of monsoon rains threaten the nation. [Photo by Andrew Mondol]

Bangladesh: Devastating Floods Strand Millions, Hit Seminary

Signs of the Times, an outreach magazine produced by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the South Pacific, is now available in cyberspace.

Australian 'Signs of the Times' online editor Scott 
Wegener. [ANN Photo]

Australian 'Signs of the Times' Has New Internet Web Site

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