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Outreach through small groups is an asset to the movement, declared Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, during a meeting with local church leaders in Lima, Peru, on Sept. 4.

Rene Huanca Rejas, a businessman from Santa Cruz, Bolivia, is a master of "small-groups-outreach."

[photos by Ray Dabrowski]

Ecuador: "Small Group" Outreach Key to Church Growth; World Church President Visits Bolivia, Peru and Ecuador

In a nation of 10.3 million people with an estimated 1.2 million suffering from HIV/AIDS, a theme such as "Hope for our troubled world" could be expected to resonate.

Zambia: State President Lauds Evangelistic Series

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Responding to an economy burdened by unemployment and biases against Sabbath-keepers, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is launching a new initiative to create small businesses and jobs for young people.

Barbados: Responding to Need, Church Sponsors Small Businesses

Some 50 local leaders and pastors representing Romanian congregations and companies from 17 countries on four continents met Aug. 14 to 17 for a missionary conference on the campus of Romanian Union College.

The missionary conference in Romania Aug. 14 to 17.

Romania: Church Leaders Meet in Missionary Conference

Nearly 650 Union College students and staff flooded the streets of Lincoln, Nebraska, Aug. 28, to help more than 50 social service agencies.

Several Project Impact groups helped service agencies with deep-cleaning tasks that often get overlooked. Two students help scrub the furniture and baseboards of a dining area at a childcare center.

United States: Union College Cancels Classes, Impacts Community

"The Religious Liberty Law in Chile is an example for the other countries of Latin America," declared Spanish attorney and University of Madrid professor Rosa Maria Martinez de Codes, a former associate director of the religious rights section of Spain's

Professor Rosa Maria Martinez de Codes, University of Madrid, addresses the IRLA Congress in Santiago, Chile.

Chile: Worship Law an Example for Latin America, Attorney Says at IRLA Congress

The building's function is quite different from its earlier days, when it served as a brewery. Built in 1909, it still has the original copper ceiling, but now it boasts gold walls and splashes of royal colors.

Sister and brother Colette and Aaron Muth, co-owners of the Upper Room.

United States: The Upper Room--A Ministry With No Limits

Adventists are committed to be a part of the solution in addressing the plight of neglected and abused children, said Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church in an address to members of the Brazilian Congress Sept. 2.

Brazil: Plight of Abused Children Addressed by World Church President

More than 6,300 Seventh-day Adventist teenagers from around the world descended on gathered in Nairobi Jamhuri Park, Nairobi, Kenya, to participate in the first Pan-African Pathfinder Camporee.

Africa: Pathfinders Converge on Nairobi for Congress

Issues of religion and reason took center stage at a recent conference that brought together Seventh-day Adventist Church theologians and science professors.

World Church: Adventist Scientists, Theologians Discuss "Faith and Science"

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