Botswanan Students Fight Suspension for Sabbath-Keeping
A legal setback has not deterred 25 Seventh-day Adventist college students who are seeking exemptions from classes scheduled on Saturday, their day of worship.
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Church Calls Allegations of Sex Abuse on Pitcairn 'Saddening'
The image of an all-Seventh-day Adventist population tucked away on an isolated paradise has prevailed ever since missionaries landed on Pitcairn Island in 1890. Church leaders in the South Pacific, however, say this image no longer holds true.
July 29, 2002
ANN Feature: Adventists in Poland Plan Internet Home-School Program
A plan to establish an experimental Internet education program for home-schooling has been welcomed by Poland's Ministry of Education, according to Seventh-day Adventist Church sources in Poland.
July 29, 2002
Adventist Religious Freedom Campaigner Honored at Hungarian Conference
Longtime religious freedom campaigner Dr. Gianfranco Rossi was has received an award for "outstanding achievements" in the field of international human rights.
Adventist NewsLine Set for September Launch
Adventist NewsLine, a half-hour, weekly newscast to be launched September 6, will mark a new era in international church news broadcasting, say producers of the program.
Home English Language Program Launched in Korea
The Seventh-day Adventist Language Institute in Korea has launched a new teaching program that allows students to learn English at home.