May 21, 2001
International Experts Develop Religious Education Strategy
The International Religious Liberty Association (IRLA) board of experts met in Spain May 17 to 21 to develop a strategy for freedom of religion in education.
News.
Just Published
Lately in Our Region
Worldwide News
Health Survey Shows Adventists Should Practice More of What They Preach
A health survey of Seventh-day Adventists shows that although church members have low rates of alcohol, tobacco, and caffeine consumption, they are not getting adequate exercise or eating enough fruits and vegetables.
Christians Protest British Radio Ban on Religious Groups
Tens of thousands of Christians last week called on the British government to lift a ban on national religious broadcasting, and to include independent broadcasters in a government forum set up to address the future of religious broadcasting.
Australia's "Most Trusted Cereal" Produced by Adventist Company
A breakfast cereal manufactured by a Seventh-day Adventist-owned and operated company has been ranked Australia's most trusted brand of breakfast cereal for the second consecutive year.
Adventist Medical Center Surgeons Implant World's Smallest Pacemaker
A team at Loma Linda University Children's Hospital have implanted the world's smallest pacemaker in a 2-month-old baby.
We Must Transform the Culture of Our Churches, Says Adventist Leader
We must transform the spirit of Seventh-day Adventist churches, making them places where people "feel warm and wanted, safe, secure, accepted and free," said Jan Paulsen, president of the Adventist world church, who gave the baccalaureate address at South