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Excitement is building as the stage is set for a live conversation between Pastor Jan Paulsen and 50 young people, ages 16 to 21, to be telecast from the Adventist Media Productions studios Aug. 21.

Let's Talk: Young People in Dialogue with World Church President

Eight Seventh-day Adventist church ministries are joining together to educate members about child abuse. On Aug. 23 the world church will hold its second annual abuse prevention Sabbath, or Saturday, in an effort to reduce abuse.

Heather-Dawn Small, associate director for the Adventist Church's Women's Ministries.

World Church Says "No" to Abuse in Global Initiative

More than 2,000 Seventh-day Adventists attending a Sabbath worship service at the Albuquerque Convention Center raised over US $2.8 million for world mission projects.

North America: Laity Shares Mission Projects, Fund Plans

Some 150 years after the Seventh-day Adventist Church established a regular, systematic study of the Bible for believers, a new strategic, intentional plan has begun for the Sabbath School Department of the church in Inter-America.

Inter-America: Adult Sabbath School Leadership Training Pervades Region

Determined to oppose a wave of violence in their neighborhoods, Christians from 18 different denominations marched for peace in the community of Mountain View, a densely populated section that has been torn by violence in the last year.

Jamaica: Believers Unite To March Against Violence

The Centre for the Study of Religious and Cultural Diversity at Newbold College, staged a conference, "Understanding Difference: Building communities in a diverse modern world," from July 23 to July 26.

England: Newbold College Hosts Diversity Seminar

They're known as a group of energetic and enthusiastic Seventh-day Adventist lay people. Adventist-Laymen's Services and Industries (ASI) is all about people who love what they do--and love God--sharing their faith in their respective areas of expertise.

ANN Feature: Adventist Business People Work Together For Common Goal

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Eating a vegetarian diet high in soluble fiber and low in saturated fat can reduce cholesterol nearly as much as cholesterol-lowering medication, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association July 23.

Dr. Peter Landless, cardiologist and associate director of health ministries for the Adventist Church.

Health: Vegetarian Diet as Good as Cholesterol Meds, Study Finds

Sabbath-keepers do not wish to shirk employment responsibilities, but rather want to give both their full time at a job as well as honor their beliefs, said James D. Standish, assistant director of the Public Affairs and Religious Liberty department of th

Religious Liberty: C-SPAN Features Discussion of Workplace Religious Freedom Act

For the first time since the war in Iraq began, Seventh-day Adventist Church members in Baghdad received an official visit by an attorney from the world church headquarters who offered encouragement as well as aid on religious liberty matters.

Iraq: Church Members Get Visit From Headquarters Attorney

Seventh-day Adventist Church members need to do more in connecting with their local communities than just evangelistic events, leaders say.

Sung Kwon, director for Adventist Community Services in North America.

World Church: Increased Community Involvement a Must

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