2000 – A Year in Review: People, Events and Other Developments
Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
2000 - A Year in Review: A Growing Church
Church outreach continued to be a priority issue for the growing denomination.
Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
2000 - A Year in Review: World Session in Toronto
The Toronto quinquennial convocation, apart from its regular church business sessions, election of new leadership and presentation of reports, will be also known for its spirited discussion on the Divorce and Remarriage Amendment to the Adventist Church Manual.
Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
2000 - A Year in Review: Matters of Health
Health matters are a part of an active and vibrant Adventist lifestyle.
Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
2000 - A Year in Review: Addressing Social Issues
In January, Adventist Church leaders in California affirmed the traditional view of marriage as being between a man and a woman and called on others to support legislation that so define marriageman and a woman.
Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
2000 - A Year in Review: Involvement in Humanitarian Activities and Issues
The Nigerian government commended the Adventist Church in January, referring specifically to its "humanitarian, medical and academic contributions to the nation."
Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
2000 - A Year in Review: Religious Liberty Developments and Challenges
Turkmenistan continues to be a challenge to members of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and several other religious denominations
Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
Adventist News Network 2000 - A Year in Review
The world Seventh-day Adventist Church had a busy year in 2000
Silver Spring, Maryland, USA
Brazilian House of Representatives Discusses Law to Guarantee Test-free Saturdays
Citizens who, because of religious belief, cannot participate in activities on Saturday are hoping to have their rights guaranteed by federal law
Brasília, Brazil
"We should be part of the solution," World Church President Challenges Jamaican Believers
Dr. Paulsen indicated the challenges that Jamaica faces as a nation and reminded the congregation that Christians should be a source of hope to people in their communities
Mandeville, Jamaica