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In an effort to help combat the growing threat of HIV-AIDS in the South Pacific, leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the region voted to approve a strategic framework for action as well as a commitment statement during recent mid-year meetings.

Dr. Ron Mataya, director of health for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency.

South Pacific: Strategy Will Help Tackle HIV/AIDS

National responses to terrorism, and what those responses should be, dominated the debate at the latest experts meeting of the International Religious Liberty Association.

Responses to Terrorism Dominate Religious Freedom Debate

Mass involvement of Seventh-day Adventist laity in the Euro-Asia region is helping the church to grow, administrators say.

Artur Stele, president of the Adventist Church in the Euro-Asia region.

Ukraine: Small Groups, Lay Involvement Help Church Grow

A two-year project involving 300 young church planters in the former Soviet Union is yielding dividends, a worker for the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Global Mission office reports.

Jeff Scoggins, a general field secretary for the church&#8217;s Euro-Asia region.

Russia: Church Planters Near Goals in Former Soviet Union

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New "Guidelines for Working With Non-Christians," approved in June by Seventh-day Adventist church leaders, seek to make the gospel message "liberating" to its hearers, a church leader emphasized.

World Church: Contextualization Makes Message Liberating

From a distance, the high-rise looks like any Soviet-style block of apartments. Similar ones dot the tranquil views of the Lithuanian countryside, and today they are something of an eyesore among the romantic vista of Vilnius' medieval architecture.

Lithuanian Romualda Adomaityte&#8211;Chabarina.

ANN Feature: Lithuania--Gospel Explained Through Poetry

On May 24, the Seventh-day Adventist Church celebrated a centennial in an unlikely location: the nation of Kazakhstan.

Ivan Ostrovsky, assistant to the president of the church&#8217;s Euro-Asia region.

Kazakhstan: Church Celebrates Centennial

Normally, the collapse of a church structure is, at the least, a headache for church administrators, but for Seventh-day Adventists in the northern Egyptian town of Dahasa, a building collapse may speed a new church's opening.

The collapsed Adventist Church in Dahasa, Egypt.

Egypt: Church Building Collapse Cheers Leaders

Those who imagine that student outreach to their communities is a challenge might want to consider the impact of students at the University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, a Seventh-day Adventist institution.

Kenya: Baraton Students Impact Community, Aid Baptisms

A United Nations peace monitoring group has assigned the Seventh-day Adventist Church to the "frontline of the peace process," according to Pastor Richard Rikis, president of the church in the war-torn South Pacific island of Bougainville.

Pastor Richard Rikis, President of the Adventist church in Bougainville.

Papua New Guinea: Adventist Church at 'Frontline of Peace Process'

It takes stepping out of the proverbial box to reach a society where traditional methods of evangelism have been difficult.

Netherlands: Café Church Draws Young Adherents

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