Tribal Conflict Forces Closure of Adventist Hospital in Papua New Guinea
Sopas Adventist Hospital, located in the highlands of Papua New Guinea, has closed its doors following two years of tribal warfare around the hospital
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Time is Running Out For Some Religious Groups in Russia, Says Adventist Leader
Religious groups and organizations in Russia that are not legally registered and re-registered before December 31 this year will be "deprived of their legal status"
Slovak Government Promises Equal Treatment of All Religious Groups
"We welcome this provision, because it reflects our position on the question of religious freedom," says Emanuel Duda, president of the Adventist Church in Slovakia
Dutch Decision to Legalize Euthanasia Attracts Widespread Protest
Lawmakers in the Netherlands have crossed a dangerous threshold in moving to legalize "mercy killings," says Dr. Allan Handysides, health ministries director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church
Adventist Church Argues in U.S. Supreme Court For "Fundamental Fairness"
"This is a significant case for the hundreds of small church groups and clubs around the country that currently hold meetings or events in public schools and halls," says Mitchell Tyner
November 27, 2000
Church Leaders Declare Day of Prayer for Persecuted Christians in Turkmenistan
Adventist church members throughout Russia and central Asia will observe a day of prayer and fasting December 23 in response to ongoing persecution of Adventists and other religious groups in Turkmenistan