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Seventh-day Adventists should not seek isolation, but rather should let themselves be "drawn into the lives" of people in their communities, said Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Adventist world church, speaking Nov. 9 at Sahmyook University, near Seo

Sahmyook University auditorium was filled to capacity.

"Let Us Live our Faith:" President Speaks to the Church in Korea

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ANN Feature: Church Celebrates 90 Years of Adventist Communication

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Korea is repaying "an old debt" to the church in Japan, said Pastor Kei-Hoon Shin, president of the Adventist Church in Korea, speaking Nov. 9 at a dedication service for five families--the first Adventist missionaries

Pastor Jan Paulsen, left, president of the Adventist Church, speaks at the outgoing missionary dedication. A translator assists Paulsen for the Korean audience at Sahmyook University near Seoul.

Korea: Historical "Debt" Inspires Mission Service

Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, concluded a six-day visit to South Korea Nov. 12, saying that the Adventist Church there is "full of life" and focused on mission.

From South Korea, Pastor Paulsen, second from right, looks into North Korea--a country that closed its borders in 1953, shutting in about 800 Adventists from the rest of the world.

President's Visit Highlights Korea's Vibrant Church

Negotiations for new satellite contracts were concluded early November, according to Brad Thorp, executive director of Adventist Television Network (ATN).

Full-time World Broadcast Announced by Adventist Television Network

Adventist Church President Visits Korea

Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders are responding to data released last month from the Adventist World Survey--one of the largest surveys of local church life in each of the church's 12 divisions, or regions.

Church Leaders Respond to World Survey Results

The first youth-led evangelism series in the Inter-American region of the Seventh-day Adventist Church concluded Nov. 2 with a two-week satellite broadcast from Mexico City, Mexico.

Youth leaders at the youth evangelism series in Mexico City.

Inter America: Church Hosts First Youth-led Satellite Evangelism

The world's leading magazine for the professional recording and sound production industry recently named Adventist Media Productions in Simi Valley, California, United States, as part of the "Class of 2002."

Adventist Media Productions Named in "Class of 2002"

News in Brief

The Seventh-day Adventist Church wants to positively impact the communities in which it lives, said Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Adventist world church, meeting with government officials last week during a visit to the church's Euro-Asia region.

Adventist Church president Jan Paulsen visits the Podolsk Church, one of the smaller churches outside of Moscow Oct. 31. Artur Stele, president of the church in Euro-Asia, translates for him.

Church Must Impact Community, Says Adventist World President

After serving as secretary for the Conference of Secretaries of Christian World Communions for 32 years, Dr. Bert Beach, secretary for inter-church relations for the Seventh-day Adventist Church, resigned from the position at the annual CWC meeting in Oct

Bert Beach, director of inter-church relations for the Adventist Church worldwide.

Adventist Statesman Steps Down After 32 Years

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