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-- Europe: Adventist Representative Leads Debate on Religious Freedom Laws
-- Europe: Adventist Representative Leads Debate on Religious Freedom Laws
Seventh-day Adventists continue to hold weekly services in Baghdad, Iraq, despite recent attacks on other Christian congregations in the city, church leaders report.
They came and pitched their tents. They came and rolled out their sleeping bags. They came and sang songs - and all while meeting old and making new friends from around the world. "They" were the 30,000 Pathfinders that "set up camp" August 10-14 at the E
An estimated 135 Seventh-day Adventist scientists, professors, theologians and church leaders will convene in Denver on August 20 for a final session in a series of "Faith and Science" conferences that have examined the relationship between Adventist doct
An estimated 1,000 young adults from the 12 nations of the of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Euro-Asia region gathered in the town of Zaoksky, approximately 80 miles (100 km) south of Moscow, for a youth congress that ended with a massive renewal of C
More than 3,000 women from countries in West and Central Africa gathered in Grand Bassam, Ivory Coast, for a first-ever international congress of Seventh-day Adventist women from the region. The event was held August 8 to 15