More than 100 Seventh-day Adventist church planters met in Riga, Latvia, to share their experiences and learn new ways of sharing their faith with the unchurched.

Giedrius Rimsa, from Lithuania, with his wife.

[photos by Martins Zilgalvis]

Baltic Church Planters 'X-change'

U Linn Myaing, Myanmar's ambassador to the United States, and Wunna Han, second secretary at Myanmar's embassy, paid an official visit to the Seventh-day Adventist Church world headquarters March 30.

U Linn Myaing.

[Photo: Embassy of Myanmar]

World Church: Myanmar Ambassador, Aide Visit Adventist World Headquarters

Up to 10,000 rural farmers in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), more commonly known as North Korea, will be able to keep their crops and livestock alive through the harsh winter.

The new owner of the biogas plant is cooking with gas. The biogas plant minimizes the wood consumption and, as a result, deforestation. Costs for the whole plant including the greenhouse is $600.

North Korea: ADRA, Partners Help Farms Keep Crops, Livestock Alive With Biogas

Current religious liberty issues in France, China and several other Asian nations were discussed in a recent briefing at the United Nations Church Center.

From left: Viola Hughes, Jonathan Gallagher, and John Graz.

World Church: International Religious Liberty Experts Speak at the United Nations

Numerous HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns are being waged in Ghana, yet the disease remains prevalent among young people, according to Emmanuel Kusi Yeboah, health ministries director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in central Ghana.

Ghana: Youth AIDS Cases High Despite Raised Awareness

Seventh-day Adventist Christians in Serbia and Montenegro now have a new ally when the media falsely accuses the Protestant Church of being a "sect" or a "cult." The nation's Ministry for Human and Minority Rights said they "will be your defender in such

This April 2003 photo of Pastor Jovan Tikvicki, hospitalized after an attack near his church, illustrates the consequences of religious prejudice and misunderstanding. Today, Pastor Tikvicki is recovered from his injuries, and the government of Serbia and Montenegro's Ministry for Human and Minority Rights says it will defend the Seventh-day Adventist Church against unfair attacks in the media. (Photo by Ray Dabrowski)

Serbia: Government Ministry Pledges Media Defense

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