Making better use of the printed magazine format to reach people of all religions is the charge facing editors of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's "Signs of the Times" magazines, which have been evangelistic tools for nearly 130 years.
As negotiations with the Croatian government over a concordat, or memorandum of understanding, continue, Seventh-day Adventists here are optimistic about the outcome.
Coordinating the needs of more than 72,000 people for a 10-day convention requires countless hours of planning, which is why Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders and managers were in St. Louis, Missouri, last week to walk through the America's Center and
Seventh-day Adventist Church world leader, Pastor Jan Paulsen, met with President Joaquim Alberto Chissano of Mozambique April 29, and said the Adventist Church is committed to making a strong, positive contribution to Mozambican society.
"All of us are sinners, both those who are HIV-positive and those who are negative," said Dr. V. S. Wakaba, president of the Adventist Church in South Africa, in his opening address to 280 delegates at a conference organized by the church in the region, A
The cause of religious freedom was given a thumbs-up at the United Nations with a "special consultative status" granted May 1 to the International Religious Liberty Association.