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Dr. Mwai Kibaki, president of the Republic of Kenya, commended the Seventh-day Adventist Church for its role in combating HIV/AIDS in remarks on Nov. 12 at the State House in Nairobi.

East Africa: Kenya's President Meets World Church President; Paulsen Speaks to 30,000 in Tanzania

Mexico: Adventist University Recognized for Recycling Program -- Iraq: Clothing for Christmas -- Noted Conductor Honored -- Mexico: Church Sponsors Communication Summit

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On an island where guerrilla warfare and political uncertainty continues, and Christianity is struggling, there is a positive side, says Mike Ryan, director of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Global Mission program, just back from a week-long visit to

Church members here hope to raise enough money to put up walls.

Sri Lanka: Tensions Continue, Church Continues to Grow

Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders asked for local care and support for AIDS victims, calling on local churches in Africa and other parts of the world affected by HIV/AIDS to become support centers for those living with the disease.

Pastor Jan Paulsen speaking at the Adventist Church world headquarters Dec. 2.

Adventist Church Commemorates World AIDS Day, Calls on Local Churches to Support Victims

An early-morning fire Nov. 24 has claimed the life of a Peruvian Seventh-day Adventist student at Peoples Friendship University in Moscow.

Ivan Ostrovski in the hospital in Moscow.

[photo by Wilmar Hirle]

Russia: One Adventist Student Dies, Another is Injured, in Dormitory Fire

Natalia Scheglova, by day, is a teacher of religious subjects at the Seventh-day Adventist Church's seminary here, leading students through the New Testament, its exegesis as well as the study of the Greek language.

Russia: Adventist Poetess Conveys Faith, Hope in Prose and Poems

The Adventist Church wanted to tackle youth drug use--both within and outside the church--and believed a cooperative approach using a positive environment was the best method.

Dawahu and Enkheh, the first two Adventists in Mongolia.

Church Health Leaders Connect Youth to Fight Drug Abuse

Holding volleyball matches in prison isn't exactly what Adventists in Latvia were planning on using as a Christian witness approach.

Volleyball Ministry in Latvia Prisons a New Method of Outreach

A new training center for Sudanese pastors will open in the northwestern Uganda city of Arua in January 2004, bringing the hope of more trained church leaders for one of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's fastest-growing regions.

Newly ordained Pastor Pasquale Pacoto Okeny.

Sudan: Church to Open Training Center, Ordains Four Pastors, Adds Leaders

In a time when global conflict and tales of valor are almost daily themes, a new documentary motion picture to be released next year will demonstrate that such extraordinary efforts are nothing new.

North America: Filmmaker Documents Story of Desmond Doss

Australian Governor-General Meets Adventist Church Leader -- Zaokski Theological Academy Celebrates 15 Years -- Church Plants Grow in Russia.

Celebration at Zaokski Theological Academy.

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