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President of the West Indies region of the Adventist church, Pastor Patrick Allen (shown right) along with 11 other Adventists received national recognition from the Jamaican government.  [Photo courtesy of the West Indies Union]

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Issues confronting Seventh-day Adventist lawyers in Africa and around the globe will headline a first-ever conference for church members who practice law to be held in Cape Town, South Africa on Feb. 26, 2007. The one-day session will precede the Sixth In

Bob Kyte, Adventist world church general counsel, says the upcoming legal conference is "an opportunity for a broad spectrum of Adventist legal professionals to get a better understanding of how the world church works." [Photo: Reger Smith Jr./ANN]

World Church: Adventist Lawyers Plan South African Meeting

The president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Britain and Ireland, Pastor Don McFarlane, has called on David Cameron, leader of the nation's Conservative Party, to help ensure greater freedom for Christians to express themselves publicly and speak

"I and many other church leaders are concerned that discrimination laws could be used to promote homosexuality but not to object to it," wrote Don W. McFarlane, president of the Adventist church in Britain and director of its Public Affairs and Religious Liberty. [Photo: BUC/ANN]

United Kingdom: Adventists Seek Greater Faith Guarantees After Meeting Tory Leader

When someone mentions "Habitat for Humanity," the not-for-profit global home-building movement, you might imagine a flurry of hammers and nails. Suitcases filled with syringes and stethoscopes are likely far from your mind.

By 2010, indiaBUILDS project organizers anticipate building 250,000 homes for people like those pictured here. In particular, the building team will target India's coastal areas where the 2004 tsunami exacerbated already abysmal living conditions. [Photo: courtesy of Adventist Mission]

North America: Florida Hospital to Support Habitat for Humanity Project in India

The British government is proposing new religious-based schools that receive government funding will have to make at least 25 percent of their admissions available to "non-believing" students. Seventh-day Adventist educators say they have always welcomed

Beyond admitting children of all faiths, Stanborough Primary School encourages respect and open-mindedness regarding individual beliefs. Here, some of Stanborough's students participate in a school function.

United Kingdom: Adventist Schools Lead in Multifaith Enrollments

Civil unrest in Iraq--home to the cities of Nineveh, ancient Babylon, Ur of the Chaldees, and even the Biblical Garden of Eden--is taking a toll on the already-small Christian community. Many who can leave the country, including Seventh-day Adventist Chri

Several times car bombs have caused damage to the Adventist Church building in Baghdad. The lack of security is causing many Christians to flee. [Photo: Alex Elmadjian/MEU/ANN]

Iraq: Christians Fleeing Country in War's Wake

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