Religious Minorities in Afghanistan to Wear Identifying Mark
Taliban rulers in Afghanistan have announced a plan for non-Muslims to wear distinctive badges, possibly yellow pieces of cloth, to identify them as belonging to religious minorities.
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South Africa: Adventist Pastor Honored for Police Work
Godfrey Dlele, 32, was given two "Star of the Year" trophies for saving a man from committing suicide.
New Plan for Evangelism Launched in Euro-Asia Region
"Small groups are the future of evangelism in our territory," say leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the former Soviet Union.
Final Chapter in Adventist Trademark Suit
A three-year trademark infringement suit between the Adventist Church and a West Palm Beach, Florida, congregation, over the use of the name "Seventh-day Adventist" in identifying the church, has finally ended with a court-approved settlement.
HIV/AIDS Program Educates Thousands in Uganda
Many adults and young people in the Mayuge District of Eastern Uganda are learning HIV/AIDS prevention techniques as part of an Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) program.
Fourth Detainee Released from Sudan
After being taken hostage by armed militia on March 8 and then detained by the government of Sudan, Peter Lujana, a Sudanese national, of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) was released and arrived in Nairobi, Kenya.