Political Violence Paralyzes Abidjan
G. Boakye-Dankwa, an Adventist Church leader in the region, says that hundreds of thousands of the city's residents crowded into the downtown area and gun shots and grenades could be heard in the streets
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October 30, 2000
Adventist Church Announces Billion-Dollar Milestone
Don Schneider, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America, received a check symbolizing the one billionth dollar raised over the past 25 years
October 30, 2000
"AIDS is Everyone's Problem:" Adventist Church Establishes New HIV/AIDS Committee
There is a widespread reluctance in the Christian community to face up to the issue of HIV/AIDS, say Adventist health professionals
October 25, 2000
Photo Feature: Back to the Future for Ukraine's Oldest Adventist Church
Feelings of nostalgia found abundant expressions among Seventh-day Adventists in the 170-member congregation in the Ukrainian village of Pozharky
Religious Extremism is on the Rise, Says U.N. Report
Afghanistan, Egypt, and Indonesia are among the countries cited for growing religious extremism
October 23, 2000
Human Rights Leader Questions "Peace Award" for Turkmenistan's Head of State
The government of Turkmenistan has been cited by the United Nations, the U.S. State Department, and many religious and civil rights groups for its ongoing repression of religious minorities.