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While at least one suspect has been arrested in the killing of Seventh-day Adventist missionary Lance Gersbach, 700 people attended his funeral service in Australia recently.

Australia: Murdered Missionary Buried as One Arrest in Killing is Made

"They don't know, except my husband," says the young Kenyan mother--her voice suddenly dropping to a nervous whisper.

From left: Julio Muñoz, ADRA programs director for western Kenya Martha Momanyi, Pacifica Kemunto, Nyamira Conference officer, and Adventist Pastor Dorcas Ongaga.

ANN Feature: Creating an Alternative Rite of Passage

In response to the Seventh-day Adventist Church's inquiry into a directive issued by the Department of Prevention for the Gdansk police aimed at investigating churches and religious groups, a letter from the General Police Headquarters in Warsaw cites the

Poland: Police Cite "Editorial Awkwardness" in Dealing With Church-related Incident

Having baptized both a folk musician and his craft, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the former Soviet Union is using new music to put the song of hope in believers' hearts.

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

Russia: Church Uses New Music to Put Song in Believers' Hearts

Seventh-day Adventists in Kazakhstan joined in establishing a chapter of the International Religious Liberty Association last month, making it the third Muslim country with an IRLA presence.

Seminar attendees of the IRLA chapter in Kazakhstan.

Kazakhstan: International Religious Liberty Association Established

Adventist World Radio has announced that it will use its vast international radio network to participate in Sow 1 Billion--a Seventh-day Adventist world church plan to distribute 1,000 million Bible study invitations around the globe.

Benjamin Schoun, president of Adventist World Radio.

Adventist World Radio Brings Creative Approach to Sow 1 Billion Plan

The Seventh-day Adventist Church will take part in celebrating World No Tobacco Day May 31. WNTD, a World Health Organization (WHO) initiative, is designed to call attention to the impact of tobacco use on public health.

The sale of cigarettes and alcohol is a common "joint venture" in cafés across Europe. In many places, such as this outlet in Kaunas, Lithuania, cigarettes sell for the equivalent of U.S. $1.50 up to $2.50 a pack, far less than in the United States. Low prices may encourage more cigarette consumption. (Photo by Mark A. Kellner)

World Church: No Tobacco Day Draws Adventist Support

Argentina: Flood Victims Receive Aid -- Adventist Represent Philippines at Anti-drug Summit

An ADRA volunteer surveys flood damage from a boat.

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True to their convictions about a healthy lifestyle absent of alcohol, tobacco and drug use, Seventh-day Adventists in North America were among many who opposed the United States Senate bill May 22 signed by Maryland state governor Robert Ehrlich that red

Dewitt Williams, health ministries director for the Adventist Church in North America.

Adventists in North America Oppose Medical Marijuana Use in Maryland

While her peers are opting for learning how to play a piano or violin, 16-year old Liva Zilgalve is getting laurels playing kokle, a 30-string instrument popular among the national folk scene.

Liva Zaigalve, a young Adventist musician is making headlines on the national music scene in Latvia. (Photo by Ray Dabrowski)

Latvia: Young Adventist Musician Shines on Folk Music Scene

First registered by the national government of Lithuania in 1926, some 76 years ago, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is moving toward official recognition by the Lithuanian Parliament, according to Bertold Hibner, secretary for the church in Lithuania.

Church building in which the Lithuanian Mission is located in Kaunas, Lithuania. (Photo by Ray Dabrowski)

Lithuania: Adventist Church Moves Toward Recognition

Working from a bare-bones basement studio in Bucharest, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is reaching an entire nation via television.

Mihai Ghidea, host for "In the Center of Attention."

Romania: Satellite Television Opens Doors for Church

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