Church Services Disrupted, Adventists Attacked in Mexico
Fifty Seventh-day Adventist Church members have been attacked and expelled from the town of Justo Sierra in Chiapas, Mexico.
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The Polish government has responded to concerns raised by Seventh-day Adventists and other Christian minorities and has announced plans to reform its Inter-Ministerial Team for New Religious Movements.
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Religious Freedom Leaders Condemn Violations in Turkmenistan
The resolution criticizes the Republic of Turkmenistan for its repression of religious minorities, including "banning the holding of religious services both in churches and in private homes."
March 19, 2001
Religious Freedom Conference Draws Support from International Leaders
United Nations Ambassador Joseph Verner Reed addressed the conference, saying that the conference "touched on a burning issue."
Religious Minorities in Poland Still Have Cause for Concern, Warns Adventist Leader
The Polish government has responded to concerns raised by Seventh-day Adventists and other Christian minorities and has announced plans to reform its Inter-Ministerial Team for New Religious Movements.
Adventist Church in Finland Launches Internet Worship Services
The ground-breaking project, which was launched at the beginning of this year, allows Internet viewers to watch Sabbath, or Saturday, worship services.