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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A First for the Adventist Church in Finland
Sibrina Kalliokoski has been elected secretary of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Finland, becoming the first women in the Trans-European region of the world church to hold the position of union secretary.
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Conference Highlights Increasing Opposition to Evangelism
Religious freedom experts meeting at the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Andrews University focused on the increasing opposition around the world to evangelism.
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.
Kyrgyzstan Receives $4.5 Million in Medical Supplies
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) is distributing $4.5 million dollars (USD) worth of medications and medical supplies in Biskek, Kyrgyzstan.
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.