Researchers Claim Remains Could Be Luke's
Italian researchers claim DNA tests on human remains from an ancient coffin are consistent with the long-held tradition that the bones belong to the apostle Luke.
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The U.S. State Department has named seven countries, including Afghanistan, Myanmar, and China, as the world's worst violators of religious freedom.
Adventist Hospital Earns High Rating
Loma Linda University Medical Center has again been awarded high-level accreditation following an onsite evaluation by the United States' leading hospital accrediting agency.
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Four Adventists Killed as Unrest in Nigeria Continues
Four Seventh-day Adventist Church members were reportedly among the estimated 500 killed during religious riots in Jos, central Nigeria, earlier this month.
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United States: Unprecedented "Signs" Mailing to 2 Million Homes
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Minnesota has ordered more than 2 million copies of the special issue of Signs of the Times--"Where was God?", reports Bob Kyte, president of Pacific Press, an Adventist publishing company in Nampa, Idaho, United States
Cote d'Ivoire: "Forgiveness Needed for National Healing"
Political and religious leaders in Cote d'Ivoire have convened a National Reconciliation Forum, a two-month long conference that will focus on the country's continuing social and economic problems.