Mongolia Awakens to Christian Gospel After Seven Decades of Communism
Eight years ago, there were no Seventh-day Adventists. Church membership is currently 67 in a country where 2.6 million people live.
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New Media Center Slated To Carry Hi-tech Gospel Programming Beyond Yugoslav Borders
"Technology and the mass media have forever changed the ways in which we process information," says Miroslav Pujic.
17 janvier 2001
Loma Linda Heart Team to Visit North Korea
The heart surgery team from Loma Linda University and Medical Center are to make a two-week to visit North Korea as part of their long-running overseas medical assistance and teaching program, reports coordinator Dr. Joan Coggin.
Adventist World Television Taskforce Established
The taskforce is to consider viability to set up an organization that would combine the existing event-oriented satellite ministry of the Adventist Global Communication Network (AGCN), and respond to a need to create an on-going television ministry aimed
Bomb Explosion in Tajikistan Viewed as "Threat Against Christian Presence"
"This may be viewed as a threatening act to show that Christians should not feel comfortable in this area."
International Committee Formed to Study HIV/AIDS Crisis
Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders have agreed to focus on education about HIV/AIDS and, at a humanitarian level, care and healing for victims, their families and communities.