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"Our assignment is to move out, to reach out. People are what matters," declared Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in an opening address for the 91st annual council of church leaders on Oct. 10.

Pastor Armando Miranda, a general vice president and Pastor Matthew Bediako, secretary of the world church, offer motions at the start of the annual council of church leaders.

World Church: "People Are What Matters," Paulsen Declares; New Center for Global Evangelism Announced

Sanitarium Health Food Company in Australia, a major health food arm of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, has sold more than 1.8 million vegetarian patties to McDonald's Australia.

Australia: McDonald's Buys Veggie Burger from Adventist Factory

Nadine Christian with daughter Emily Rose.

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Messages of peace in are on the minds of Seventh-day Adventists in Baghdad.

Adventist kids of the Baghdad Church performing last spring.

Iraqi Children's Choir to Sing of Peace

The Constitutional Court in Uganda has dismissed an appeal filed by three Seventh-day Adventist students at Makerere University's law school who claimed the institution infringed on their religious rights by making them take exams and attend lectures on t

Uganda: University Students Upset in Quest for Sabbath Rights

Sow 1 Billion Launches in Asia

The noncombatancy position held by Seventh-day Adventists has been given attention by the church's Biblical Research Institute.

Noncombatancy: Adventist Theologian Reaffirms Church's Position

On every continent, Seventh-day Adventist outreach efforts are generating interest and garnering results, denominational leaders told the church's Council on Evangelism and Witness (or CEW) meeting at the church's world headquarters in Silver Spring, Mary

World Church: Evangelism Council Notes Accomplishments

A 19-year U.S. Army program that tested defenses against biological and chemical weapons--populated chiefly by noncombatant Seventh-day Adventist volunteers--is remembered as a front line against a form of attack all too current in the wake of the Sept. 1

More than 150 veterans returned to Frederick, Maryland, and to the Adventist church where they had worshipped when they volunteered in Operation Whitecoat between 1954 and 1973.

ANN Feature: Adventist Volunteers Lauded on "Operation Whitecoat" Anniversary

"We are very grateful for the assistance from the Adventist church and from ADRA [Adventist Development and Relief Agency] when we were shut off by sanctions and war, when we really needed it.

World Church: Serbian Ambassador Visits Church World Headquarters

Members of minority religious communities in Slovenia, where nearly 71 percent of the population is Roman Catholic, including Uniate believers, are concerned about the appointment of a fervent Catholic to head a commission drafting a new law on religious

Slovenia: Minority Religious Groups Express Concern Over New Religion Law

Woman Elected Secretary of Church in Sweden -- Attorney Defines Religious Freedom at U.N. Meeting

Dr. Jonathan Gallagher moderating one of the sessions.

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