The American Psychological Association has backed away from a controversial plan to refuse accreditation to post-graduate programs run by some religious colleges.

James Standish, the Adventist Church's director for legislative affairs.

Religious Colleges to Retain Psychology Program Accreditation

More than 3,000 Seventh-day Adventist administrators, pastors and laypeople are expected to take part in an unprecedented live teleconference call January 3.

Reger Smith, public relations director for the Adventist Church, says the upcoming teleconference between church president Jan Paulsen and church administrators worldwide will demonstrate the global nature of church organization. President Paulsen plans to speak with more than 3,000 administrators January 3.

Church President Plans Worldwide Teleconference Call

"Growing together in worship of God" was the theme of the year-end meetings of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Trans-European region which brought together 85 delegates from the thirteen unions and three attached fields from Europe, the Middle Eas

"Growing Together in Worship:" Trans-European Church Leaders Meet

A Seventh-day Adventist health food company in Australia and two national sporting organizations have teamed up to encourage children into active, healthy lifestyle and involvement in the sport of triathlon.

Triathlon Series for Australian Youth Gains Momentum

The governor general of Papua New Guinea officially launched "Action on Smoking and Health--Papua New Guinea" last month.

Anti-Smoking Organization Launched in Papua New Guinea

The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) in India has established another sewing machine bank in Ranchi as part of its innovative approach to economic development.

Sewing Machine Banks Generate Income in India

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