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Adventist musicians, stall holders, worship service coordinators and volunteers were all part of the Australian Gospel Music Festival (AGMF) in Toowoomba, Queensland, over Easter weekend.

Australia: Adventists Build Relations in Community, Participate in Gospel Music Festival

The future of Atoifi Adventist Hospital appears safe despite the acquittal of the two men accused of murdering Seventh-day Adventist missionary Lance Gersbach, say church leaders in the region.

Solomon Islands: Atoifi Hospital Continues Operations Despite Acquittals

With 111 people joining the Seventh-day Adventist Church every hour, world church leaders are weighing the impact of this growth, as well as how to respond.

World Church: Resources To Be Evaluated For Next Five Years

Spanish Ambassador Pledges No Change In Religious Freedom Commitment -- Film Produced by Adventist University Released.

A camera mounted on a motorcycle for the filming of Angel in Chains.

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The Seventh-day Adventist Church has redesigned its Web site, www.adventist.org, giving more focus to the people of the Adventist Church rather than administration structure.

World Church: Web Site Redesigned To Focus on Mission, News Site Launched

The sense of mission, and mission offerings specifically, have "fallen by the wayside in many different ways," admitted Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders, representing each of the church's 13 regions, during Spring Meeting at the world headquarters Apr

World Church Leaders Plan Mission Focus

"Growing in Christ," a proposed addition to the "Fundamental Beliefs of Seventh-day Adventists," will be studied by world church leaders, pastors and lay members in the coming months, the Adventist Church's Spring Meeting of leaders voted unanimously Apri

Richard Osborn, president of Pacific Union College in Angwin, California.

World Church: Proposed New Fundamental Belief Statement Voted for Study

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) International celebrated its 20th anniversary of providing development and relief assistance worldwide with a special ceremony at the Seventh-day Adventist world church headquarters April 14.

ADRA: 20-Year Anniversary Celebrated At World Church Headquarters

Alan Collins, a member of the Central Medford Seventh-day Adventist Church in Oregon, is an internationally known sculptor who was honored in Florence, Italy, in December as a participant in the prestigious Fortezza da Basso Biennial Exhibition of Contemp

Collins' Good Samaritan sculpture at Loma Linda University.

World Church: Sculptor, an Adventist, Celebrates God's Creations

Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders are gathered for spring leadership meetings that begin April 14, and an extensive agenda awaits.

Matthew Bediako, secretary for the Adventist Church.

World Church: Spring Leadership Meeting Agenda is Extensive

Young teenagers--ages 12 to 14--are in the second quarter of a new venture: "Real-Time Faith," weekly, alternative Adventist Sabbath School lessons are aimed at their special interests and needs.

Real-Time Faith study guide for ages 12 to 14.

World Church: New Sabbath School Lessons Target Early Adolescents

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Iraq held its 2003 year-end committee meeting on April 7 the delay due to turmoil in the nation.

A stained glass window is left in shards at the Baghdad Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Iraq: Church Holds Year-End Meetings Despite Nation's Travails

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