In a highly-significant move, a working group on religious freedom and equality has submitted a proposed law to the Peruvian government's Ministry of Justice that would guarantee equality of treatment for all religions and persons in the country.
"Only when religious freedom and security are not regarded as opposites can there be real and meaningful progress," Jonathan Gallagher, deputy secretary general of the International Religious Liberty Association (IRLA) and the journal's editor, writes in
Adventist News Network asked several delegates at the Seventh-day Adventist Church's recent business meetings how "Tell The World," a vision for world evangelism in the Seventh-day Adventist Church for the next five years, will affect the church in their
A new governing board will run the Adventist Television Network (ATN) operation of the Hope Channel. The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) International is revising its bylaws and taking the responsibility for its name and logo to its board o
Although they were not present, the lives of three Seventh-day Adventist pastors were changed during the Annual Council business meetings Oct. 12. Each was elected as an associate director of a department at the church's world headquarters.
Imagine an Adventist school with few or no Adventist teachers or students. Such a school might well have trouble maintaining an "Adventist environment," but that is the future facing several of the church's colleges and universities worldwide if they do n