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Despite the hardships of 30 years of war in Angola, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is very much alive, according to Paul Ratsara, executive secretary for the church in the Southern Africa-Indian Ocean region.

Angola: Church Vibrant Despite War

United States: Armed Robbery During Church Prayer Meeting -- Tokyo: Adventist Hospital Receives Coveted Certificate -- New President for Spicer Memorial College -- Switzerland: Well-known Adventist Theologian Dies

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An old woman, left crippled by the war, watched Seventh-day Adventist Global Mission pioneers teach English and Khmer to illiterate children.

Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum where many of Pol Pot's victims were held and tortured before being executed. Formerly a school, it was converted in 1975 to a place of terror. Many of the instruments of torture and the small, windowless cells are still as they were during the Khmer Rouge regime.

ANN Feature: Breakthrough in Cambodia, Hundreds Baptized at Phnom Penh Outreach Series

The Adventist Church plays a key role in the development of society, Fiji Prime Minister Laisenia Qarase said at the opening of the Fiji Pathfinder Camporee--a gathering of Christian young people--at Queen Victoria School.

Fiji Prime Minister Speaks to Adventist Church

Developing tensions in the Middle East are viewed with concern by Seventh-day Adventist leaders, said Larry Colburn, assistant to the president of the world church.

Larry Colburn, assistant to the president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, before a crisis preparedness meeting Jan. 28.

Church Evaluates Procedures for Emergency Situations

Seventh-day Adventist churches in Venezuela remain open and active despite political unrest, church leaders in the region say.

Rodolfo Escobar, communication director for the Adventist Church in Venezuela and the Antilles.

Venezuela: Church Strong Despite Political Uncertainty

Amid the war-torn areas of South Sudan and Northern Uganda, two youth congresses were held last month for several hundred young people.

Youth Congresses Held in War-torn Areas

ADRA Employee Receives Prestigious Award -- First Prophecy Message Broadcast in Martinique.

The ongoing use of children as young as eight years old as combat soldiers was protested at a United Nations Security Council meeting in New York Jan. 14 that included representation from the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Adventists Affirm Church Stance Against Child Soldiers

The Seventh-day Adventist Church made an appeal to the Ghanaian Parliament Jan. 8 asking that the government recognize the church's Sabbath, or Saturday, day of worship when state assignments are being made, including examinations.

Ghana: Church Appeals to Parliament

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Egypt has reacted to comments made on Egyptian national television by Coptic Pope Shenouda III Jan. 7.

Egypt: Church Responds to Public Insult

Including nuts in the diet has several benefits, according to Dr. Joan Sabate, chairman of the nutrition department at the Loma Linda University School of Public Health.

Nuts, once believed to be avoided, can reduce heart disease.

Renowned Adventist Institution Goes "Nuts"

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