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Texico Conference last year filed suit on religious liberty grounds

The U.S. city of Las Cruces in the state of New Mexico reversed an ordinance that the Adventist Church claimed violated religious freedom. The ordinance was changed after the Adventist Church's Texico Conference filed a complaint in court. The Texico Conference headquarters, shown here, is located in Corrales, New Mexico. [ANN file photo by Sue Hinkle]

It worked—U.S. city reverses ordinance after Adventist Church’s complaint

Offering to fund innovative evangelism in Europe; other allocations will support Mission to the Cities, Adventist media expansion

Adventist Church Treasurer Robert E. Lemon delivers his report to Spring Meeting delegates. [photo: Viviene Martinelli]

13th Sabbath Offering exceeds US$1 million, makes history

Strategic planning for outreach brings new membership results

New Adventist Church members are baptized at Mexico City Arena on Saturday April 12. The event celebrated the results of strategic evangelism outreach efforts in the country. [photo: Libna Stevens/IAD]

Inter-America celebrates big-city impact from Mexico City

Summit next month aims to put trained responder in more congregations

The EndItNow Summit on Abuse will be held at the Adventist Church's world headquarters May 1 to 4.

Adventist leaders promoting first-responder training for domestic violence

Former deputy PM Beazley says secular country supports religion

Australia's Ambassador to the United States Kim Beazley had the rapt attention of nearly 20 Adventist Church leaders during a protocol lunch on April 10 during a visit to the denomination's headquarters. He spoke briefly on many aspects of Australia, drawing on knowledge from his long and varied political career. From left: John Graz, director of the Adventist Church's Public Affairs and Religious Liberty department; Ambassador Beazley; Adventist Church President Ted N. C. Wilson; and Education department director Lisa Beardsley-Hardy. [photo: Ansel Oliver]

Australian ambassador commends Adventist contributions in health, education

Adventist church leaders questioned some of the series’ theological implications

Adventist world church leaders today announced their decision to suspend the release of the 11-episode series called “The Record Keeper,” but agreed to explore the possibility of supporting similar creative outreach projects.

Decision to suspend “The Record Keeper” comes with strong endorsement for creative outreach

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It worked—U.S. city reverses ordinance after Adventist Church’s complaint

13th Sabbath Offering exceeds US$1 million, makes history

Inter-America celebrates big-city impact from Mexico City

Adventist leaders promoting first-responder training for domestic violence

Australian ambassador commends Adventist contributions in health, education

Decision to suspend “The Record Keeper” comes with strong endorsement for creative outreach

News.

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Lately in Our Region

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It worked—U.S. city reverses ordinance after Adventist Church’s complaint

13th Sabbath Offering exceeds US$1 million, makes history

Inter-America celebrates big-city impact from Mexico City

Adventist leaders promoting first-responder training for domestic violence

Australian ambassador commends Adventist contributions in health, education

Decision to suspend “The Record Keeper” comes with strong endorsement for creative outreach