New Hope for Sabbath-Keeping Students in Ukraine
Ukrainian authorities have recommended that educational institutions schedule all major exams on weekdays rather than on Saturdays or Sundays, which are holy days for many religious groups.
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New Bakery in North Korea Feeds 25,000 Children Daily
In August, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency office in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) reported that its bakery has been completed and is producing enough bread rolls to daily feed 25,000 children living in the region of Pyongy
Adventist News Program to Premiere
Adventist NewsLine, a half-hour weekly program bringing current church news from around the world, will launch this coming weekend.
European Adventists Increase Church Planting Efforts
Seventh-day Adventists in Europe are renewing their efforts to establish new congregations following a week-long training conference in August, reports Pastor Peter Roennfeldt, ministerial Association secretary for the Adventist Church in the Trans-Europe
September 2, 2002
Special Report: Adventist Scholars and Leaders Begin Faith and Science Conversation
Issues of faith and science brought 84 Seventh-day Adventist scholars and leaders to a conference in Ogden, Utah, August 23-29, a first in a series initiated by the world church leadership and supported by an action of the church's Executive Committee in
Education Program Targets Female Students in Yemen
An estimated 150,000 people in Yemen will receive assistance under a "Global Food for Education" program, a one-year project to be implemented by the Adventist Development and Relief Agency.