29 September 2003
World Church: 150 Years of Sabbath School Celebrated Where it All Began
"Sabbath School isn't an institution," says Seventh-day Adventist Church world president Jan Paulsen. "It's an experience."
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29 September 2003
South America: Church Holds Largest-ever Evangelism Event
The largest event ever organized by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Peru, "Caravana del Poder," or "Caravan of Power," ended Sept. 20. Some 100,000 people attended this evangelistic effort, held in 17 locations in Puno.
22 September 2003
A Different Kind of Ministry: Small Cards Offer Big Promises
They've been called "unique," "innocent," and "uplifting." The so-called "promise cards," designed to pop open, revealing a Bible text or inspirational thought, are used all over the world.
22 September 2003
Europe: Church Planting for a Post-Modern Society Taught At Seminar
Church planting in Europe--a society largely viewed as "post-Christian"--is taking a leap forward, participants in the recent "Euro-Seeds 2" church planting conference said.
22 September 2003
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Fiji: Woman Named New Treasurer -- Somalia ADRA Worker Slain -- International Day of Peace Commemorated by Mega-Concert at Adventist University -- Inter-America: Church Prepares for Year of Evangelism -- Inter-America: Church Hosts Second Biblical Institu
22 September 2003
Chad: Church Donors to Construct New Schools, Supply Teachers
A project to build new schools and supply them with teachers will soon begin in villages and towns throughout the central African nation of Chad as the result of a partnership between the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Global Mission organization, Outpost