24. heinäkuuta 2006
Lebanon: Amid Crisis, Sabbath Services Continue
Despite the current crisis in Lebanon, Seventh-day Adventist Christians continue to meet for Sabbath worship at approximately five locations every week, church leaders say.
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24. heinäkuuta 2006
Israel: Adventist Churches Shelter Rocket Attack Refugees
"The situation in Northern Israel continues to be difficult,"reports Richard Elofer, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Israel. Many Adventists and Jews celebrated this Sabbath in bomb shelters with frequent interruptions by blaring sirens a
Kenya: Bus Accident Claims Six As Group Travels to Remote Orphanage
A tragic bus accident on the evening of July 21 claimed the lives of a bus driver and five women from the Central Seventh-day Adventist Church in Nairobi, Kenya. They were part of a group en route to an orphanage in Isiolo village, about 124 miles (200 ki
23. heinäkuuta 2006
United States: 100-Year-Old Grandfather Baptized as an Adventist
Baptism in the Seventh-day Adventist Church isn't for infants - the church generally will baptize those who have reached an "age of accountability," and who are fully aware of the solemn step that immersion represents.
19. heinäkuuta 2006
Middle East: Adventist Leaders Call For Peace; Lebanese School Houses Refugees
Joining earlier calls from Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders in Israel and other parts of the Middle East, Pastor Bertil Wiklander, president of the church's Trans-European region, said the current crisis must not endanger the hope for peace.
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