Vice Presidential Candidate Highlights the Pitfalls of Sabbath-keeping on the Job
There is a critical lack of legal protection for Sabbath-keepers in the workplace, says Seventh-day Adventist attorney Mitchell Tyner.
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Church Supports U.N. Call for Better Management of Natural Resources in Central Africa
"As a church organization, we take very seriously the Christian principle of being stewards of this earth and its resources," says the church's general secretary.
On Anniversary of Embassy Bombing, Survivors Continue Recovery
Two years after the bombing of the United States Embassy in Nairobi, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) continues to help survivors rebuild their shattered lives.
August 14, 2000
Special Report: Adventist World Session Media Coverage "Broke New Ground"
"It was a not-to-be-missed opportunity to let the Canadian public know more about the Adventist Church and what we stand for," says Ray Dabrowski, communication director for the Adventist Church worldwide.
August 14, 2000
Ambassador Praises Adventist Church's "Spiritual and Material" Investment in Malawi
Ambassador Tony Kandiero, Malawi's ambassador to the United States, thanked the Adventist Church for its contribution of education, health and humanitarian aid for his country.
August 14, 2000
South Pacific Restructures Church for More Effective Operation
The Adventist Church in the region incorporating Australia, New Zealand, and south pacific islands, has moved decisively to reduce the amount of church administrative structure.