Forty Seventh-day Adventist Church members and leaders at the front lines of Internet evangelism met in Las Vegas April 4 to 6 to recap the church's history on the Web and where future outreach should go.
Victor Krushenitsky, religious liberty leader for Euro-Asia Division of Seventh-day Adventists, was formally recognized for his contribution to advancing the cause of religious freedom during a ceremony held in the United States Senate Caucus Room April 2
Four defectors from North Korea were baptized March 11 in Seoul, one of the largest such groups to be received into the Seventh-day Adventist Church since the 1950-1953 war, which split the peninsula.
Several nations that regularly violate religious freedoms are "missing in action" from a new U.S. State Department list, an omission that raises concern among Seventh-day Adventist Church religious liberty advocates.
The life and work of Kaare Lund, slain country director for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency office in Norway, was remembered at a funeral service by 700 attendees March 21.
They sit around small tables, enjoy a hot drink, and worship God. It's called the Café Church—a place where people come to praise God in a relaxed atmosphere.