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The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA), along with a team of volunteers, has helped build a new school in Kosovo that will provide improved facilities for 260 students.

Adventist Humanitarian Agency Builds School in Kosovo

Ninety-seven percent of Adventists participating in a recent health survey described themselves as "very happy" or "fairly happy"--results that are consistent with studies suggesting a positive relationship between religion and good mental health.

Ninety-seven percent of survey respondents said they were very happy or fairly happy.

Adventist Happiness Rates High in Health Survey

Wages paid to Seventh-day Adventist Church employees in Australia will now be determined by several different "streams" rather than by reference to a single wage scale.

Adventist Church in Australia Revises Wage System

Protestants in the Russian province of Belgorod have expressed fear that a new law aimed at curbing public "missionary activity" will be enforced only against the region's Protestant minorities.

Churches Protest Anti-Missionary Law in Russian Province

A mobile phone text messaging project and a campaign to make Seventh-day Adventist church buildings more attractive are just two elements of a plan to help raise the profile of the Adventist Church in the southern Asia-Pacific region.

Communication meeting in the Philippines involved Adventist communicators from the region, including Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Singapore and the Philippines.

Mobile Phones to Help Raise Church's Profile in the Asia-Pacific Rim

A recent attack on an Adventist church building is "disturbing for religious freedom," says Viorel Dima, director of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's department of religious liberty in Romania.

Romania: Attack on Adventist Church "Disturbing for Religious Freedom"

The recent move by Seventh-day Adventist Church administrators in the South Pacific to implement new salary guidelines for church employers (see news report above) highlights similar challenges facing church leaders around the world.

The Inside Look: International Church Commission Focuses on Salary Issues

The Sydney Adventist Hospital (SAH) will undertake a $A23 million capital works program that is necessary, says the hospital board, to enhance the hospital's position as a provider of premium health care in the increasingly competitive environment of Sydn

$23 Million Expansion for Sydney Adventist Hospital

Sibrina Kalliokoski has been elected secretary of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Finland, becoming the first women in the Trans-European region of the world church to hold the position of union secretary.

A First for the Adventist Church in Finland

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) is distributing $4.5 million dollars (USD) worth of medications and medical supplies in Biskek, Kyrgyzstan.

Kyrgyzstan Receives $4.5 Million in Medical Supplies

Religious freedom experts meeting at the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Andrews University focused on the increasing opposition around the world to evangelism.

Andrews University President Dr Niels-Erik Andreasen welcomes delegates

Conference Highlights Increasing Opposition to Evangelism

The Seventh-day Adventist Church on Pitcairn Island was officially restructured as a "company" May 19, in recognition of declining church attendance in what was once known as an entirely "Adventist culture."

Turning Point for Historic Adventist Community on Pitcairn Island

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