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The lives of children are being impacted positively in this small village of 900 people, thanks to the efforts of Seventh-day Adventist church members, a church-connected charity and local government.

Staff and friends of the new day-care center in Zilaiskalns, Latvia gather at a dedication service on June 28.

Latvia: Church Opens Children's Center With Help From District Government

Cambodia: ADRA Intensifies Fight Against HIV/AIDS -- British Adventists Support Traditional Marriage -- Serbia: Math Exam Offered on Monday to Aid Sabbath Keepers -- Tahiti: Pathfinders, Miss Tahiti, Lead Parade

Adventist youth march in Tahiti's French Polynesia's Autonomy Day parade.

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Adventist Communications Pioneer Dies -- Adventists Key In Philippines Anti-Smoking Law

Five hundred Seventh-day Adventists in Mangochi, a town near Lake Malawi, are grateful that a day of rioting June 27 only damaged their church buildings.

Malawi: Believers Safe, Church Damaged After Anti-Christian Rioting

Seeking to more clearly explain Seventh-day Adventist church policy on labor unions, as well as answer questions from members and the public, South Pacific regional leaders of the church have approved a new official statement on the subject.

Ray Coombe, Adventist Church public affairs and religious liberty director for the South Pacific.

Australia: New Statement on Labor Unions Adopted

"Either you are for religious liberty and human rights, or you are not," said Imam Ilgar Allahverdiyev, president of the International Religious Liberty Association's (IRLA) affiliate organization in Azerbaijan, during his visit to the IRLA headquarters o

Imam Ilgar Allahverdiyev, left, president of the International Religious Liberty Association&#8217;s affiliate organization in Azerbaijan with IRLA President Denton Lotz.

Azerbaijan: Religious Freedom a Priority for Imam

An arrest has been made in what local police are calling an arson fire at the office of the Turks & Caicos Mission of Seventh-day Adventists on May 21.

Turks & Caicos: Adventist Mission Office and Home of President Destroyed by Fire

Young members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church are making an impact in communities in northern Mexico, blending community service with evangelism.

Mexico: Adventists Reach Communities Through "Impact Evangelism"

Seeking to bring the world church leadership in touch with its constituency, Dr. Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, will hold a question-and-answer session with young people age 16 to 21.

Jan Paulsen, Adventist Church president, will hold a dialogue session with Adventist youth in August.

Meet the President: Adventist Young People to Engage in Live Broadcast

A newly endorsed education bill in this predominantly Muslim country drew stiff objections from Christian groups, including Seventh-day Adventists, who see key provisions of the bill as encroaching on religious freedom, particularly in operating their own

Indonesia: Adventists Fear Education Bill Encroaches Religious Freedom

Patients and staff members are returning to Atoifi Seventh-day Adventist Hospital after the arrest of a second person suspected of murdering Australian missionary Lance Gersbach.

Lemuel Lecciones, left, chief executive officer of Atoifi Adventist Hospital, and Lester Asugeni, right, director of nursing education, with Bruce Roberts, the president of the Adventist Church in the Trans-Pacific.

photos by Percy Harrold.

Mission Hospital to Stay Open After Arrest of Second Suspect

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