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Seventh-day Adventists should be known as "people who are eager to do good," Pastor Jan Paulsen, Adventist world church president, told more than 3,000 students and faculty at Bandung Adventist University, concluding a four-day visit to Indonesia Feb. 15.

Indonesia: Paulsen Wants Church Known as "People Eager to Do Good"

Maestro Herbert Blomstedt, one of the classical music world's fixtures as a conductor of global renown, says that a work such as Beethoven's Fourth Symphony or Nielsen's "Inextinguishable" is the "text" from which he expounds a sermon in the world's great

ANN Feature: Conductor Blomstedt Says Music Is His Sermon

Seventh-day Adventist broadcast ministries, including one of the oldest religious programs continuously aired on radio, were prominently featured at the 2004 National Religious Broadcasters Convention, held in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Doug Batchelor, speaker/director of Amazing Facts, signs books for visitors to the National Religious Broadcasters convention in Charlotte, North Carolina.

North America: Adventist Broadcasters Reach Out to Religious Stations

The Adventist Church in eight countries of Eastern and Central Africa is aiming to double its membership by 2008.

Africa: Church Visibility to Increase

Twenty-one pastors of some of the largest Seventh-day Adventist Churches, each unaffiliated with a college and each with more than 1,500 members--met at the church's North American headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland, Feb. 10 and 11.

North America: Church Leaders Listen to Pastors of Large Churches

Religious Liberty: Conference Planned for January 2005 in Trinidad -- Adventist Student Wins Place in Art Exhibition, Inspired Through Mission Trip -- ADRA Afghanistan Strengthens Community Based Healthcare.

Chief of Justice, Justice S. Sharma, center.

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The Seventh-day Adventist Church is committed to being a positive force in Thai society, said Pastor Jan Paulsen, world church president, during a meeting last week with Suwit Khunkitti, Deputy Prime Minister of Thailand.

Walking toward the Mission College Campus Church.

Thailand: Paulsen Meets Deputy Prime Minister, Tells Adventists to Stress Faith, Hope Found in Christ

A new local organization devoted to protecting freedom of religion for all, the Netherlands Antilles Religious Liberty Association, was launched during meetings in Willemstad, Curacao, on Jan. 31.

Daniel Duffis and Julio Palacio (seated) listen to Mario Nino present.

Netherlands Antilles: Religious Freedom Association Launched

What began on a single college campus a quarter-century ago has grown into a global spiritual force, Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders say.

World Church: Collegiate Quarterly, Young Adult Bible Study Guide, Turns 25

Former Church Treasurer Dies -- New Record Sales For Sanitarium Health Food -- Andrews University Employee Receives Service-Learning Award.

After 14 years, a Buddhist Study Center set up by the church is answering the question of how to explain Jesus to people whose culture and religion make no reference to a personal deity.

ANN Feature: Buddhism a Missions Challenge, But Also a Missions Success for Adventists

News that scientists in Italy are working to develop a pill that would give the benefits of a glass of red wine, but without the alcohol, is further confirmation that alcohol consumption itself is not needed to reap benefits of wine's healthy ingredients,

'Wine Pill' Development Supports Church's Abstinence Stance, Church Leaders Say

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