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.
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."
The Seventh-day Adventist owned and operated institution was well-known for its wholistic health programs that attracted guests from around Australia, and for its hospital and emergency-care facilities that served the surrounding communities.
The plan, called "300x300x300," will involve all levels of church organization, from administration to church members, and will be implemented throughout the Euro-Asia region.
Students Flee Ugandan University Kampala, Uganda ... [ANN] Fear of political violence caused more than 70 students to flee Bugema Adventist University, near Kampala, Uganda, say local newspaper reports. Sensing a build-up in political tensions, the students, who are from Kenya, left the college ...
A strong sense of heritage among Seventh-day Adventists and a high reliance on the authority of scripture are just two of the preliminary findings from a comparative study released March 13.