Documenting religious freedom -- or the lack thereof -- in 212 countries, the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Public Affairs and Religious Liberty department, or PARL, has released a report surveying the landscape of liberty around the world.
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Religious leaders visiting the Seventh-day Adventist world church's business meetings commended the church for its values, and prayed its work will be successful.
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Four individuals who have made a notable contribution to the communication efforts of the Seventh-day Adventist Church were each honored July 7 with the "Bridge Award," given by the church's communication department during a reception at the 58th General Conference Session here.
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Four Nigerian delegates personally thanked United States Congressman Roscoe Bartlett for his help in securing visas to attend vital church meetings in the U.S.
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The car turned onto the highway with the arrival terminal of Lambert-St Louis International Airport reflected in the rear view mirrors.
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Walking, and sometimes driving, around St. Louis the past couple of days, I'm struck by the differences of this downtown from, say, Washington, D.C., Atlanta or Amsterdam. ...
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Five days of a Christian music concert series called "GospelFest" was a bridge built by the Seventh-day Adventist Church's world session ...
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Maybe it was because she was Muslim or still smoking, or maybe it was because she had two children and she wasn't married, but the pastor did not want to baptize Fatiha Bernazza.
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Over the past 24 months, an estimated 850 million brochures inviting people to study the Bible have been handed out worldwide as part of the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Sow 1 Billion program.
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Less than 10 feet from the Meal Ticket booth in the foyer of America's Center, three people stand: two young, one old, each with official guest badges hanging from their necks.
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