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Adopting the motto "Hope Is Jesus," 250 leaders participated in a Ministerial Council organized by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in South America.

"Hope is Jesus:" South American Ministerial Leaders Meet

It's time for Seventh-day Adventists to be more active in environmental issues, says Dr. John T. Baldwin, a professor of theology at the Seventh-day Adventist Seminary at Andrews University, United States.

It's Time to Raise Environmental Awareness, Says Adventist Theologian

The Seventh-day Adventist Church has launched its first-ever comprehensive survey of Adventist colleges, seminaries, and universities around the world.

Humberto Rasi, director of education for the Adventist Church, points out that there are nearly 1.2 million students attending Adventist schools worldwide.

Adventist Church Launches Worldwide Education Survey

Almost 200 Seventh-day Adventist teenagers from the United State took part in a project to build four churches and an education center in central Costa Rica in July.

No frills indeed. Four of the five sites, located in central Costa Rica, encountered intense rain. Almost 200 teenagers took part in a project to build four churches and an education center in July. (Photo: Maranatha Volunteers International)

Teenagers Construct Churches in Costa Rica

More than 400 young people participated in a four-day volunteer project to benefit the Karajás Indians of Bananal Island, Tocantins State, Brazil.

Young People Volunteer to Benefit Brazil's Karajás Indians

Seventh-day Adventist Church health leaders in the Southern Asia-Pacific region have established 19 new regional and national branches of the International Commission for the Prevention of Alcoholism and Addictions (ICPA) as part of an effort to stem risi

Anti-Drug Effort Stepped Up in Southeast Asia

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Representatives from more than thirty countries attended the first Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) Economic Development Summit in Prague, Czech Republic, June 25 to 29, where participants focused on economic development progra

Micro-Loans Give Communities New Economic Life

A proposed religion law that appears to favor some religions over others has drawn protests from members of Serbia's religious community.

Serbian Churches Protest Proposed Religion Law

The world's largest manufacturer of cigarettes has issued an apology for a study commissioned by one of its affiliates showing that the Czech Republic saves money on health care, housing, and pensions due to smokers dying prematurely.

Adventist Leader Condemns Tobacco's Industry of Death

Deadly religious conflicts in Indonesia can only be avoided by "building bridges of understanding" between the country's different religious and ethnic groups, says Ulil Abshar Abdalla, senior officer of the Indonesian Commission on Religion and Peace.

Ulil Abshar Abdalla, second from left, is the senior officer of the Indonesian Commission on Religion and Peace. He met with members of the International Religious Liberty Association July 26.

New Spirit of Tolerance Needed in Indonesia, Says Leader

Some 2,300 people were baptized on Ela Beach in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, at the end of the ACTS 2001 satellite evangelistic program, July 21.

Thousands Baptized as Papua New Guinea Evangelistic Series Concludes

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