Church President Urges Graduates to "Focus on Forgiveness, Not Flaws"
Christians should demonstrate the kind of love that "does not keep score of flaws," said Pastor Jan Paulsen in his May 19 address to graduates of Newbold College, United Kingdom.
Christians should demonstrate the kind of love that "does not keep score of flaws," said Pastor Jan Paulsen in his May 19 address to graduates of Newbold College, United Kingdom.
The ability to work for a company without having to compromise your religious beliefs is a basic civil right, but one that United States workers can't necessarily take for granted, agree religious leaders from a wide spectrum of faiths.
Two new studies show that as little as one cup of coffee can cause a temporary increase in the stiffening of arterial walls.
A two-day international workshop on tobacco and Buddhism, held May 7 to 9 in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, was the first-ever event of its kind, say officials from the Adventist Development and Relief Agency in Cambodia, who organized the conference in connectio
A religious freedom watchdog commission has released a report detailing serious religious liberty violations in more than twenty countries.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is placing a renewed priority on public affairs, launching an International Association of Adventists in Public Affairs May 15.