Adventist Hospital Loses Bid to Prevent Union Organizing
The hospital has cited religious reasons in refusing to enter into collective bargaining with the California Nurses Association, a labor organization
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Religious Freedom is Deteriorating Around the World, Warns New Report
The study, which gives a religious freedom rating for more than 75 countries, concludes that the religious rights of individuals continue to be eroded
November 13, 2000
Adventists and World Evangelical Fellowship Consider Dialogue
A proposed series of meetings between the Adventist Church and the World Evangelical Fellowship (WEF) will aim to break down stereotypes and foster greater understanding between the two groups, says Dr. Bert B. Beach
November 13, 2000
Researcher's Findings Affirm Adventist Family Values
A strong sense of belonging to family keeps young people from engaging in high risk behavior, says Dr. Robert Blum
November 13, 2000
Church Leaders Respond to Students' Call for Improved Public Campus Ministries
The draft proposal calls for church leaders to work with students in developing innovative ways to create and sustain Adventist student ministry on secular campuses
November 13, 2000
Australian Health Food Company Announces Appointment of its Youngest-Ever CEO
Sanitarium Health Food Company, the manufacturer of Australia and New Zealand's top-selling breakfast cereal, has announced the appointment of Kevin Jackson, 32, as the company's new chief executive officer