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A Seventh-day Adventist pastor, his wife and their son were attacked and killed at their home near a church mission academy in Babelthaup, Palau. A daughter was injured in the attack and remains hospitalized.

Palau: Adventist Pastor, Wife, Son Murdered; Daughter Hospitalized in Attack

"It is not right that Christians and Muslims are killing each other in Ambon," said Dr. H. Marasabessy, a Muslim and the state religion minister for the Maluku region of Indonesia, during a meeting with two Adventist church leaders. "After all, we worship

Indonesia: Religious Liberty Leaders Report Progress in Ambon

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Creating an awareness that community service is "a way of life"--or should be one for Seventh-day Adventists--is a current goal for church leadership. Traditionally, Adventists have scored low in community involvement.

John Banks, a member of the task force involving Adventists in their communities.

Task Force to Involve Adventists in Their Communities

Coordinators for Sow 1 Billion--the Seventh-day Adventist Church's effort to distribute 1 billion invitations to study the Bible--are reporting an extraordinary response in the initial stages of this global effort.

Bettina Krause, special assistant to the Adventist Church president for global initiatives.

Global Invitations for Bible Study Yielding 'Extraordinary' Response

The magazine started in conjunction with the Seventh-day Adventist Church's outreach initiative in Europe, LIFEdevelopment, is celebrating one year of ministry--and a wider distribution than was expected.

LIFEdevelopment is celebrating one year of ministry.

Outreach Magazine in Europe Celebrates One Year

"Seventh-day Adventists operate more than 67 publishing houses in the world, [but] at the present time, there is no Vietnamese [Adventist] press operating in Vietnam," noted Velino Salazar, secretary of the Southern California region of the church, as he

The new Vietnamese printing press in El Monte, California.

Vietnamese Church Dedicates Press in Los Angeles

Hebrew-speaking residents of Israel can now learn about the Gospel of John from the 2004 "Sabbath School Quarterly," which, for the first time, has been translated into the language of the patriarchs and prophets by the Seventh-day Adventist Church.

Israel: Sabbath School Quarterly Now In Hebrew, Other Books To Follow

Christoph Silber is a rising star in German cinema. The screenwriter is a devout Seventh-day Adventist who's most recent project, "Goodbye Lenin," won six top prizes at the European film awards in Berlin earlier this month.

Germany: Adventist Filmmaker's "Good Bye Lenin" Gets Raves, Communicates Family Message

Muslim Imam Ilgar Ibragimoglu, secretary-general of the International Religious Liberty Association's (IRLA) affiliate organization in Azerbaijan, is spending three months in jail pending a trial on charges of organizing public demonstrations, though he c

Azerbaijan: Ibragimoglu, Local IRLA Official, Jailed by Government

Seventh-day Adventists who wish to maintain a noncombatant status may have greater difficulty in dealing with Korea's military service requirements following a Seoul District Criminal Court ruling last week.

Korea: Adventists Fear Negative Impact of Court Ruling on Conscientious Objectors

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