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The recent resolution by the Council of Europe on freedom of religion and religious minorities in France is drawing comments from religious groups and non-governmental organizations.

France: European Resolution Calls for Freedom of Religion and Religious Minorities

Seventh-day Adventists who are in local church leadership positions and are being investigated for claims of child sexual abuse will have to step down while they're being investigated, according to a statement released by the church in the South Pacific.

South Pacific: Alleged Abusers Must Step Down

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Seventh-day Adventists in the South Pacific region have always defended the universal human right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, but now it is policy. The executive committee of the church in that region voted last month to add a religiou

South Pacific: Defending Religious Liberty Now Policy

A special day of fasting and prayer will be held in Colombia Dec. 14 on behalf of a Seventh-day Adventist pastor who was kidnapped in the country more than three months ago.

Kidnapped Victim To Be Remembered at Day of Prayer and Fasting

Nearly half a century after being arrested and sentenced by the Stalinist regime to a year and a half imprisonment for "anti-state" crimes, the Polish Supreme Court annulled the sentence issued in 1954 against an Adventist pastor, Konrad Janyszka, reports

ANN Feature: Polish Adventist Minister Cleared of "Anti-state" Crimes After 48 Years

Sree Mankhin, 3, is held by his father Jeshio after undergoing open-heart surgery at Loma Linda University Medical Center. They returned to their home in Bangladesh Dec. 5.

Bangladesh Child Returns Home With a Repaired Heart

Thousands attended the first satellite seminar series to be hosted by a francophone country in the Western Africa region of the Seventh-day Adventist Church Nov. 8 to 30.

Cameroon: Church Hosts First Satellite Series

Availability of church news on satellite and the Internet is increasing awareness of the church's mission internationally.

Adventist News Gains Popularity in the South Pacific

Sow 1 Billion, a plan to print and distribute 1 billion special publications around the world, is steadily gaining momentum, reports Pastor Harold Baptiste, chairman of the Sow 1 Billion Taskforce.

Momentum Builds for Sow 1 Billion

More than 100 religious leaders, scholars, and government officials gathered in Moscow to celebrate 10 years of the Russian chapter of the International Religious Liberty Association.

Viktor Krushenitsky, left, secretary general of the Euro-Asia chapter of IRLA, and Aleksander Lakshin, assistant to the chief rabbi of Russia, confer during last week's anniversary conference. On the right is Bp Tadeusz Kondrusiewicz, a leader of the Roman Catholic Church.

Russian Religious Freedom Group Celebrates Ten Years

Following a formal action of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's International Executive Committee during its Annual Council meetings in October, the Adventist Church in Africa has taken practical steps to form a new administrative structure.

New church regions in Africa effective Jan. 1, 2003.

Africa: The Adventist Church Takes Steps Toward New Divisions

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