True to their convictions about a healthy lifestyle absent of alcohol, tobacco and drug use, Seventh-day Adventists in North America were among many who opposed the United States Senate bill May 22 signed by Maryland state governor Robert Ehrlich that red
While her peers are opting for learning how to play a piano or violin, 16-year old Liva Zilgalve is getting laurels playing kokle, a 30-string instrument popular among the national folk scene.
First registered by the national government of Lithuania in 1926, some 76 years ago, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is moving toward official recognition by the Lithuanian Parliament, according to Bertold Hibner, secretary for the church in Lithuania.
Working from a bare-bones basement studio in Bucharest, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is reaching an entire nation via television.
Global Mission pioneers, or Seventh-day Adventist lay volunteers, will distribute 40 million "Sow 1 Billion" brochures around the world, according to a goal set last month by the Global Mission operations committee.
Making and marketing vegetarian foods--a business related to the Seventh-day Adventist Church's health-promotion message, yet one of the movement's best kept secrets--is having a positive effect in many nations.