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The Seventh-day Adventist world church's Global Mission (GM) committee voted in a Nov. 22 meeting to fund approximately U.S. $1.1 million for several hundred pioneering mission projects.

World Church: $1.1 Million in Mission Projects Voted

United States -- Adventist churches and their immediate surroundings that were severely affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita earlier this year will get help in rebuilding from Adventist Community Services (ACS) Disaster Response. Donors to ACS -- the c

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With the term "New Age medicine" comes words such as reflexology, ear candling, acupuncture, Eastern mystical meditation, homeopathy, crystal energy balancing and iridology. With these, and many more, claimed methods of attaining better health and balance

Health: Is 'New Age' Medicine Dangerous Territory for Christians?

Soon after Hurricane Beta hit the tiny Caribbean island of Providencia on Oct. 28, ripping the roofs off thousands of homes and shutting down the airport and all communications, the Seventh-day Adventist Church and the Adventist Development and Relief Age

Adventist students aboard one of Colombia's Naval ships in Providencia, unloading food bags for affected people on the island.

Colombia: Adventists Aid Hurricane Beta Relief Effort on Tiny Island

Missionary service got two thumbs-up when scores of Seventh-day Adventist volunteers celebrated the opening of two new houses of worship in Peru.

Peru: On Floating Islands, in the Valleys, Missionaries Build Houses of Worship

Thousands of people in the south of Brazil -- and thousands more throughout North and South America -- are responding to an evangelistic call sounded by Seventh-day Adventist evangelist Mark A. Finley, during a series of Bible presentations held here in N

Audience filled the church in Curitiba, Brazil, where Adventist pastor Mark Finley spoke. The meetings were linked via satellite throughout North and South America. [ANN Photo]

Brazil: Finley Campaign Draws Thousands of Responses, Baptisms in Hemisphere

Highly-controversial bans on religious expression, such as the French government's outlawing of the Islamic headscarf in public schools and a recent court judgment on a Turkish government headscarf prohibition, have brought a detailed response and analysi

At a recent meeting of the International Religious Liberty Association, members put out a document that discouraged governments from deciding the significance of religious symbols for individuals and/or communities.

Religious Freedom Experts Confront Bans on Religious Expression

Peru's legislative efforts to guarantee equal treatment of all religions drew support last week from Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Hundreds of Adventist believers greeted Pastor Paulsen at the Cuzco airport.

Peru: Adventist Leader Commends Efforts to Guarantee Equal Treatment of All Religions

Even though the Bible promises a "new heaven and a new Earth" at the conclusion of the book of Revelation, that's not a reason for Seventh-day Adventist Christians to ignore pressing environmental concerns, said experts who spoke with Adventist News Netwo

World Church: Adventists Should Embrace Environmental Concern, Church Experts Say

Clowns, contortionists, illusionists and jugglers are essential to a night of family fun at the circus. But no matter where in Colombia that crowds go to see a Kimbray Family Circus show, attendees can learn about Jesus.

The Rodriguez family in front the Adventist church in Magangue.

Colombia: Meeting Jesus at the Circus

The fight to protect the faith of America's workers on the job advanced slightly in the United States House of Representatives Nov. 10, when the Subcommittee on Employer-Employee Relations held what is believed to be the first hearing on the "Workplace Re

Rep. Mark Souder, wearing jacket, testifies at what is believed to be the first-ever Congressional hearing about the Workplace Religious Freedom Act, Nov. 10 in Washington, D.C., United States. [Photo: Mark A. Kellner/ANN]

United States: Religious Freedom Bill Gets Hearing

China -- The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) office in China received the 2005 World Habitat Award on Oct. 3 for its work in providing energy efficient housing in China.

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