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Global Mission pioneers, or Seventh-day Adventist lay volunteers, will distribute 40 million "Sow 1 Billion" brochures around the world, according to a goal set last month by the Global Mission operations committee.

Global Mission Activists to Partner With Sow 1 Billion Initiative

Making and marketing vegetarian foods--a business related to the Seventh-day Adventist Church's health-promotion message, yet one of the movement's best kept secrets--is having a positive effect in many nations.

ANN Feature--A Worldwide Health Trend: The Adventist Church's Involvement

Pan-European Adventist Youth Congress Planned -- Adventist Conscientious Objector Noted

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A Seventh-day Adventist business manager at Atoifi Adventist Hospital was murdered May 18 in Malaita, Solomon Islands.

Australian Missionary Murdered in the Solomons

A Seventh-day Adventist youth congress made major media headlines in the Adriatic coast region, but in an unexpected fashion.

Croatian Youth Congress Grabs Headlines Due to Salmonella Outbreak

An initiative to construct 1,000 churches in 1,000 business days was announced May 5 by Maranatha Volunteers International, a Sacramento, California-based supporting ministry of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Simple churches--bamboo and sheet metal--in which many Seventh-day Adventists still meet for worship.

World Church: Volunteers to Build 1,000 Churches in 1,000 Days

The Kenyan young man with the bright, lime-green shirt smiles proudly as he effortlessly spins the bicycle pedals with his hands.

ANN Feature: Kenyan Entrepreneur Develops Low Cost Satellite Dishes

Making better use of the printed magazine format to reach people of all religions is the charge facing editors of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's "Signs of the Times" magazines, which have been evangelistic tools for nearly 130 years.

Howard Faigao, associate publishing director for the Adventist Church.

World Church: Global "Signs" Magazine Editors Meet, Ponder Changes

As negotiations with the Croatian government over a concordat, or memorandum of understanding, continue, Seventh-day Adventists here are optimistic about the outcome.

Dragutin Matak, president of the Adventist Church&#8217;s Adriatic region.

Croatia: Government Warms to Adventist Needs as Agreement Nears

Coordinating the needs of more than 72,000 people for a 10-day convention requires countless hours of planning, which is why Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders and managers were in St. Louis, Missouri, last week to walk through the America's Center and

The Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis, Missouri.

World Church: Planning for 2005 Session on Target

"As you sit together to plan your activities and engage in motivating everyone in the church...do this as a response to God's call to His church...for this is not a man-made plan of action--this is God's plan for finishing the work and the redemption for

South America Launches Evangelism Program for 2004

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