The basic human right of freedom of conscience may be under siege in Serbia, as the government is reportedly waiting for input from the Serbian Orthodox Church on a proposed new law detailing religious rights. A formerly public process is now shrouded in
Every day Bernadine Archer goes somewhere most of us would not willingly go. She enters a compound enclosed by three 12-foot chain link fences topped with coiled razor-ribbon wire, an electronic detection system and two gun towers.
The Adventist University of Central Africa (AUCA) will soon be housed in a new 50-acre (20 hectare) campus in Masoro, a Kigali neighborhood. Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, participated in a foundation-laying cerem
The Seventh-day Adventist Church "must be known in the community and by the government as peacemakers and as good partners," Pastor Jan Paulsen declared in a May 9 address at Nyamirambo regional stadium, the start of a multi-day visit that emphasized the
In a region where poverty and HIV/AIDS are inextricably linked, a recent workshop in Lesotho taught women sewing skills as a means of income generation. The "Workshop on Sewing for HIV Positive Women" is a small but significant step towards self-sufficie
Uganda President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni said his government will "see what we can do" to resolve Sabbath, or Saturday, scheduling conflicts faced by more than 300 Seventh-day Adventist students at the country's Makerere University, the nation's leading pu