Seventh-day Adventist leaders meeting in Brazil have launched a new magazine aimed at helping church members share Christianity in their communities.

South American Church Launches Evangelism Magazine

Hundreds of Seventh-day Adventist youth have registered to spend a week in New York City helping out in the church's coordinated relief effort in the wake of the September 11 terrorist attacks.

James Black, director of youth ministries for the Adventist Church in North America, says he is excited about the response of youth wanting to help out in New York.  Already 700 youth have registered for a week-long program to help with the church's coordinated relief effort.

Adventist Youth to Make Mark in New York City

The board of directors for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) voted at its annual meeting to establish a regional office for the continent of Africa.

Adventist Humanitarian Agency to Open Regional Office for Africa

Thousands of Seventh-day Adventists and hundreds of people from the community attended Adventist churches in the South Pacific to hear Christian author Philip Yancey live via satellite uplink on October 20.

Best-selling author Phillip Yancey spoke for a live satellite uplink October 20 from Avondale College in Australia. About 190 churches in the South Pacific downlinked the program.

Best-Selling Author Speaks to Adventist Churches

Seventh-day Adventist leaders in Azerbaijan say church members will continue to meet together and worship despite a call from the country's secret service chief for non-Muslim religious groups to scale back their activities.

Adventists in Azerbaijan Face Increased Hostility

Principles of religious liberty must be understood and embraced not only by Romania's political leaders, but by members of the general public as well, says Viorel Dima, key organizer of an unprecedented series of public meetings and seminars held October

Viorel Dima, right, said religious freedom must be understood by the public as well as government leaders. Dima was the organizer of a series of meetings on religious liberty throughout Romania. He is seen here with former Union President Dumitru Popa.

Religious Freedom Education Campaign Impacts Romania

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