Proposed Law Would Protect Brazilian Sabbath-Keepers
Proposed legislation aimed at protecting the rights of Brazilian Sabbath-keepers moved another step forward last week when it was approved by a high-level government committee.
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Gang Attacks English Teachers in Moscow
Two Seventh-day Adventist English language teachers in Moscow were beaten by members of a street gang March 31.
March 25, 2002
South American Educators Consider Future of Adventist Schools
Seventh-day Adventist educators from eight South American countries have set a 10-year goal of establishing Adventist schools in cities with populations greater than 100,000.
March 25, 2002
Australian Receives Communication Award
Australian writer and editor Bruce Manners was this year's recipient of the Bridge Award for communication, an award that recognizes high professional standards among Seventh-day Adventist communicators.
March 25, 2002
Norway Considers Dramatic Reform of Church-State Ties
It's time to loosen the centuries-old ties between the Lutheran Church and the Norwegian government, according to a four-year commission into the country's traditional church-state relationship.
March 25, 2002
Romanian Evangelism Reaches Beyond Traditional Audiences
Seventh-day Adventists in Romania concluded a three-week evangelism series March 16, an event that drew on satellite and internet technology to reach thousands of people both in Romania and around the world.