Team of scholars begins work on project; Dybdahl named general editor

President of Adventist-owned Andrews University, Niels-Erik Andreasen, said this month that the university's press will publish a new study Bible edited by a group of Adventist theologians and scholars.

Adventist University press will publish first study Bible

Church's first Arabic language broadcast in Middle East kindles hope for future programming

Volunteers from the Adventist Church in the Middle East prep Adventist Pastor Jony Hajaj for the camera. Hajaj later appeared in the church's first Arabic television program in the region.

For Arabs, Adventist TV finally speaks their language

30,000 join the church in Inter-America; Adventist students in Kerala, India win court case; Church in Russia emphasises family

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Office of Online Ministry planned; Text messages from church?

An Office of Online Ministry planned for the church's Southern Africa-Indian Ocean region will study ways Adventist leaders there can use technology to further the church's work.

In Africa, Adventists promote new tools for outreach

Adventist religious liberty official cites Italy as model

Adventist religious liberty leader John Graz and president of the Adventist Church in Italy, Daniele Benini, flank Italian prime minister Romano Prodi, center. The three joined other government and church officials at a meeting this month to observe two decades of full religious freedom in the predominantly Catholic country.

Italy: Political, church leaders celebrate 20 years of religious freedom

Healing and saving are first business of church, Paulsen writes

Pastor Jan Paulsen is president of the 16-million member Seventh-day Adventist world church. In a recent article on noncombatancy the world church leader writes, "the church must constantly reflect God's infinite, healing love."

World church leader reaffirms Adventist Church's noncombatant position

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