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Three of four people in France have never read the Bible, and only half of the homes in France have a copy of scripture.

France: Adventists Advance Bible Reading, Understanding

In one of Haiti's largest cities, Cap-Haitien, a seaport, commercial center, and tourist attraction sitting on the Atlantic Ocean, some 5,000 Seventh-day Adventists marched through the streets on Sabbath, or Saturday, April 12, holding flags and banners a

Adventists March Through Streets of Cap-Haitien, Attend Convention

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Wembley Arena near London became the gathering point for more than 7,000 Seventh-day Adventists April 26, making it the largest-ever such event for the church in Britain.

England: Musical Meet Becomes Largest-ever Adventist Gathering in Britain

More than 20,000 Seventh-day Adventists from central Angola gathered in the city of Huambo April 26 to meet with Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Adventist world church, and Pastor Matthew Bediako, executive secretary for the world church.

Pastor Jan Paulsen speaks at Luanda stadium.

Angola: World Church Leader Tells Members They Are Part of a Global "Family"

It's booming--the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Africa, that is. Church leaders on that continent are thrilled with the growth, but it also brings a concern--and a challenge--as to where all the members will meet for their Sabbath worship services.

Geoffrey Mbwana, president of the Adventist Church for the East Central Africa region.

Africa: 'Roofs for Africa' Bring Change to Church Landscape

In October 2002, for the first time in 30 years, leaders of Native American tribes--North America's original inhabitants--in New York State met together at a planning session.

Bob Burnette, director of the Adventist Church's Native American ministries.

Radio Health Messages Continue Outreach to North America's Indigenous Peoples

Some 2,600 people join the Seventh-day Adventist Church every day--that's just about two people per minute. With a current membership of around 13 million, this means rapid growth--and much change--for the church worldwide.

World Church: Facing a Climate of Change

The physical condition of Josip Tikvicki, a Seventh-day Adventist pastor, worsened last Sunday, April 27, when he "collapsed from pain and stress inflicted on his body," according to Seventh-day Adventist Church sources in Belgrade, Serbia.

Serbia: Beaten Pastor Still Hospitalized, New Churches Vandalized

The continuing global crisis of HIV/AIDS is prompting a continuing response from the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Allan Handysides, director of health ministries for the Adventist Church.

World Church: HIV/AIDS Manual Addresses Concerns

Using a mix of music styles--contemporary Christian, gospel, Indian and Fijian music--and striving for excellence in broadcast news, a new Seventh-day Adventist radio station in Suva, Fiji, is attracting listeners and interest.

Fiji: Church's "Hope FM" Station Draws Listeners

Hong Kong: Teacher At Adventist High School Dies from SARS Complications -- Mindanao: Mountain View College Celebrates 50th Anniversary -- Iraq: ADRA Spain to Operate Refugee Camps

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