Vice Presidential Candidate Highlights the Pitfalls of Sabbath-keeping on the Job
There is a critical lack of legal protection for Sabbath-keepers in the workplace, says Seventh-day Adventist attorney Mitchell Tyner.
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People of Faith Have Public Responsibility, Says Adventist Legislator
"Adventists have a unique contribution to make to public dialogue and to public service," says David Pendleton, Hawaii State Representative.
"Quit Now" New Smoking Study Concludes
The risk of smoking-related lung cancer is much higher than previously thought, a new study on smoking shows.
Increased Hardship, Continued Growth for Adventist Church in Myanmar
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Myanmar (Burma) continues to grow despite obstacles including rules about holding public meetings and publishing new materials, according to a veteran pastor.
Hope International Report Released
An ad hoc General Conference committee has concluded that three Seventh-day Adventist-associated lay groups "operate in a manner that is consistent with offshoot movements."
Adventists to Attend the Millennium Assembly of the United Nations
Seventh-day Adventists will be present as observers at the Millennium Assembly of the United Nations, billed the largest gathering of heads of state in the history of humanity.