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Protecting Sabbath-keepers and other religious minorities may become more hazardous if the American Civil Liberties Union, normally a defender of such rights, gets its way.

New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer, who supports WRFA legislation. [NYSAG photo]

United States: Workplace Religious Freedom Law Under ACLU Threat

A high school graduation generally marks the completion of secondary education for a young adult in the United States, and is often celebrated with pomp and fanfare.

Loma Linda: University Hospital Holds In-Room Graduation For Patient

A pastor's desire to help Adventists in Sayanogorsk, a city in the central Asian republic of Tuva, ended tragically with the mid-winter deaths of the pastor, a member of his congregation and her daughter.

Tuva: Pastor, Church Members Die In Car Crash; Bodies Found Five Months Later

The Federal Security Service and local police are investigating an act of anti-Semitic vandalism following an attack on the Zaokski Theological Seminary, a Seventh-day Adventist institution, June 17.

Unknown abbreviation on the bridge built on donations from Australian Union women's ministries department.

Russia: Anti-Semitic Vandals Deface Adventist Seminary

With 2004 being the Year of Evangelism for the worldwide Seventh-day Adventist Church, children at the Port Macquarie, New South Wales, congregation are showing the way.

King-size Evangelists Preach to Peers

J.G. Buba, a Seventh-day Adventist local church elder, is the new comptroller-general of the Nigerian Customs Service. His appointment was celebrated at a recent Sabbath service in the nation's federal capital, Abuja.

A variety of business activities in Nigeria cross paths with the nation’s customs service, now headed by J.G. Buba, a local elder in his Seventh-day Adventist Church congregation. [Nigeria Customs Service photo montage]

Nigeria: One Adventist's Battle with Corruption

The world session of the Seventh-day Adventist Church will bring an international flavor to St. Louis, Missouri, the heart of the United States of America. The gathering will be representative of the 25 million-strong Adventist family from around the glob

The Edward Jones Dome at America’s Center in St. Louis, site of the 2005 Adventist Church world session.

St. Louis, Missouri to Host Seventh-day Adventist Church 2005 World Session

Restrictions on the display of religious symbols in public--as France has done recently with Muslim headscarves, Jewish yarmulkes (skullcaps) and "large" Christian crosses--will create more problems than such bans will solve, religious liberty experts mee

Religious Liberty: Experts Meet On 'Symbols In The Public Sphere'

Pastor David Jack will take over as chief executive officer and executive director for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in the South Pacific on July 1.

David Jack will become director for ADRA in the South Pacific including this aboriginal literacy project.

South Pacific: New ADRA Leader Talks Mission

While the Seventh-day Adventist Church is well known for many pioneering efforts in bringing the gospel message to a hungry world, a new book tells a lesser-known story: how the church has saved hundreds of millions of dollars by preventing potential insu

World Church: Avoiding Loss Saves Church Hundreds Of Millions, Author Says

An aircraft loaded with 35 metric tons of relief items including blankets, tarpaulins, therapeutic food and medicine left Berlin, Germany, June 14 en route to the Mukjar Refugee Camp in Darfur, Sudan.

Burned village - food container destroyed: This traditional storage vessel for excess food would normally help a family cope during times of food insecurity. Attackers have destroyed the container and emptied it of its contents. [USAID photo]

Sudan: ADRA Germany, Other Organizations, Arrange Airlift

Seventh-day Adventists in the Baltic nation of Latvia are on the verge of full legal status as an agreement between the church and the Latvian government is signed and waiting approval from the Latvian parliament, the Saeima.

Latvia's Parliament, the Saeima, meets in this building in Riga, the national capital. [Guntis Bukalders photo]

Latvia: Adventist Church Signs Agreement With State

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