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Adventist Health Messages on Radio -- Russia: Christian Leaders Meet to Pray for Peace
Adventist Health Messages on Radio -- Russia: Christian Leaders Meet to Pray for Peace
Seventh-day Adventists in Germany are planning a year-long effort to hand out 3 million invitations to study the Bible--part of a global effort by the world church to distribute 1 billion similar invitations before mid-2004.
Ninety percent of attendees of the West Nigeria Seventh-day Adventist camp meeting in Ibaji, Kogi state, last month were new members of the Adventist faith, according to church reports from Nigeria.
The first-ever stewardship summit to be held in the Southern Asia-Pacific region of the Seventh-day Adventist Church ended Feb. 20 after four days of exploring what was described as "often misunderstood concepts in Christian giving," by delving into bibli
It was standing room only when more than a thousand Seventh-day Adventists and visitors participated in a dedication celebration of a new church sanctuary in Camaguey, the third largest city in Cuba.
People in Mongolia are open to Christianity, according to Australian Seventh-day Adventist Pastor Graeme Christian.