Adventist Church in Australia Revises Wage System
Wages paid to Seventh-day Adventist Church employees in Australia will now be determined by several different "streams" rather than by reference to a single wage scale.
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Churches Protest Anti-Missionary Law in Russian Province
Protestants in the Russian province of Belgorod have expressed fear that a new law aimed at curbing public "missionary activity" will be enforced only against the region's Protestant minorities.
June 4, 2001
Mobile Phones to Help Raise Church's Profile in the Asia-Pacific Rim
A mobile phone text messaging project and a campaign to make Seventh-day Adventist church buildings more attractive are just two elements of a plan to help raise the profile of the Adventist Church in the southern Asia-Pacific region.
June 4, 2001
Romania: Attack on Adventist Church "Disturbing for Religious Freedom"
A recent attack on an Adventist church building is "disturbing for religious freedom," says Viorel Dima, director of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's department of religious liberty in Romania.
The Inside Look: International Church Commission Focuses on Salary Issues
The recent move by Seventh-day Adventist Church administrators in the South Pacific to implement new salary guidelines for church employers (see news report above) highlights similar challenges facing church leaders around the world.
$23 Million Expansion for Sydney Adventist Hospital
The Sydney Adventist Hospital (SAH) will undertake a $A23 million capital works program that is necessary, says the hospital board, to enhance the hospital's position as a provider of premium health care in the increasingly competitive environment of Sydn