Adventists Support Human Rights Day
Human Rights Day 2000 brought commemoration from around the world, with Seventh-day Adventist participation in programs in New York and Geneva.
Human Rights Day 2000 brought commemoration from around the world, with Seventh-day Adventist participation in programs in New York and Geneva.
The study is the first to confirm that tough anti-tobacco action yields gains in the reduction of tobacco use and disease
Dr. Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, welcomed human rights expert M. Patrice Gillibert to the Church's world headquarters and affirmed "our very strong commitment to religious tolerance, freedom of conscience, and human rights."
Lawmakers in the Netherlands have crossed a dangerous threshold in moving to legalize "mercy killings," says Dr. Allan Handysides, health ministries director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church
Sopas Adventist Hospital, located in the highlands of Papua New Guinea, has closed its doors following two years of tribal warfare around the hospital
New South Wales Premier Bob Carr acknowledged the community work of the Seventh-day Adventist Church while visiting flood-ravaged Narrabri