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An apparent misappropriation of funds and fraudulent accounting was discovered at WGTS-FM 91.9, a Christian radio station affiliated with the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Columbia Union College.

College Takes Over Station Finances Following Accounting Irregularities

Adventists in Iraq continue to carry out the church's mission despite growing concerns about a war against their country, according to Pastor Michael Porter, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Middle East region.

Nearly 200 members worship in what Michael Porter, president of the Adventist Church for the Middle East, calls one of the most architecturally striking churches in all of Iraq.

Church in Iraq Undeterred by Threat of War

Vandals have inflicted serious damages, including broken windows and arson fire, to the Seventh-day Adventist Church's premises in Arhus, Denmark, which houses the local church, the Danish Bible Correspondence School and a media center.

Denmark: Arson Wreaks Heavy Damages on Church Center in Arhus

The climate of religious freedom is not really getting better, says Dr. John Graz, director of public affairs and religious liberty for the Seventh-day Adventist Church worldwide.

Religious Freedom Worldwide; Improving or Deteriorating?

The question of religious freedom remains unsettled as Afghanistan wrestles with its new constitution.

James Standish, Executive Director of the North American Religious Liberty Association.

Afghan Religious Freedom Stance Raises Concerns

The recent opening of the first Seventh-day Adventist publishing house in Israel, "Chaim Veshalom," which is Hebrew for "Life and Peace," marked a milestone for the church, which has ministered in Israel for 107 years.

Headquarters for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Israel.

Israel: Publishing House Opens to Positive Media Response

A high illiteracy rate throughout Central America has prompted Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in the region to declare 2003 as a "year of literacy."

Nicaragua: New Program For Illiteracy

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Nigeria continues its efforts to receive government recognition for the Sabbath, or Saturday, the church's day of worship.

Nigeria: Adventists Press for Saturday Recognition

Several operations of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's regional headquarters in Abidjan--including coordination of ministries--are being temporarly relocated in the wake of domestic crisis.

Ivory Coast: Adventists Limit Church Operations in Abidjan

Seventh-day Adventists will continue to partner with the government in the areas of education and health said Peter Mensah, president of the church in Ghana, addressing the opening of the Second Triennial Session of the church in East Ghana on Jan. 29.

Ghana: Education and Health Top Church's Involvement

After more than eight months since four Seventh-day Adventists were fired by a railroad station in Bessarabka, Moldova, for refusing to work on Saturday, the day of worship for Adventists, the country's top appeals court overturned the decision of both lo

Michaela Copots, communication director for the Adventist Church in Moldova.

Moldova: Adventist Church to Appeal Court Decision

Top Adventist Meeting Planner Receives Award -- New Children's Ministries Director.

Linda de Leon, Adventist Church Session planner.

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