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Seventh-day Adventists in the central African country of Burundi are looking for "souls' salvation" not "political power," said a church spokesperson last week.

Adventists in Burundi Committed to Peace, Says Leader

Bold Batsukh was ordained August 4, becoming the first Mongolian to enter the Seventh-day Adventist Church ministry. The ordination service took place at the country's first-ever Adventist camp meeting, held August 1 to 6 at the Selenge Campground near Er

Bold Batsukh is the first Adventist pastor in Mongolia. He and his wife Otguh moved in August 1999 to start a new church in the city of Darhan, an industrial center with a population of 80,000.

First Mongolian Adventist Pastor Ordained

Elderly patients who experience a religious crisis while ill are at increased risk of dying, according to the results of a study published in the August 13 issue of Archives of Internal Medicine.

Religious Doubt Can Have Negative Health Impact, Say Researchers

Adventist News Network has launched a headline syndication feature that will make it easier for other Web sites to display regularly updated Adventist news headlines.

Adventist News Network Launches Headline Syndication

A group of 1,500 Seventh-day Adventist lay people met in Sacramento, California, United States, August 8 to 11, to explore ways of expanding lay involvement in humanitarian and mission work around the world.

Calvin Rock, a vice president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, speaks to approximately 3,400 people Sabbath morning at the Sacramento Convention Center.

Adventist Laity Make Mission "Top Priority"

Civil rights and religious leaders met with United States Senator Edward Kennedy August 2 to urge his support for the Workplace Religious Freedom Act (WFRA).

James Standish, Executive Director of the North American Religious Liberty Association.

Senator Expresses Support for U.S. Workplace Religious Freedom Law

A Seventh-day Adventist women's leader has welcomed the recent increase in international discussion about human trafficking, an increase prompted by the July release of the U.S. State Department's "Trafficking in Persons Report."

Ardis Stenbakken, women&#8217;s ministries director for the Adventist Church.

Human Trafficking An International Scandal, Says Adventist Leader

A 69-year-old Seventh-day Adventist Church building in Da Nang, Vietnam, was torn down July 17 by government officials who want to build a school on the site.

Adventist Church Building in Vietnam Destroyed

Adventist World Radio (AWR) began shortwave broadcasts from leased facilities in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, on August 1. The super station provides AWR with better signal coverage to central and southern Asia than has yet been achieved from its othe

United Arab Emirates: New Adventist Radio Superstation Begins Broadcasts

High winds and a strong storm forced the evacuation of 1,700 participants in the Friedensau Seventh-day Adventist Camporee, Germany, during the evening of July 31.

Adventist Camp in Germany Evacuated

The publicity surrounding United States President George Bush's July 23 meeting with Pope John Paul II regarding the ethics of stem cell research has obscured the wide range of other religious views on the issue, says Dr. Gerald R. Winslow, a Seventh-day

ANN Feature:  Broader Religious Input Needed in Stem Cell Debate, Says Adventist Ethicist

The Uniting Protestant Churches of the Netherlands will consider a formal recommendation later this year that the church bless life unions between same-sex couples.

Protestants in Netherlands Consider Status of Same-Sex Unions

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