Adventist Hospital in Pakistan Receives Coveted Certification
Karachi Adventist Hospital (KAH) has received an international certification from the United Kingdom at its first inspection, according to Gail Schatzschneider, KAH correspondent.
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U.S. Marriage Seminars Seek to Reverse Divorce Trend
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in North America is set to launch a nationwide series of marriage seminars in response to what one church leader calls an "erosion of Biblical family values in our postmodern society."
Taiwanese Adventists Gain Exemptions from Sabbath Exams
The Taiwan Central Government has said it will grant Seventh-day Adventist students exemptions from exams scheduled on Saturdays, the day the students keep as Sabbath.
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Sri Lankan Pastor Receives Refugee Status in Canada
Anthony Alexander, the Seventh-day Adventist pastor imprisoned in a Sri Lankan jail for more than two years, has been granted refugee status in Canada, along with his wife, Saratha. The January 24 decision ends more than 18 months of uncertainty.
Kyrgyzstan Summit Highlights Religious Freedom Concerns
A meeting of religious and political leaders last month in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, will help put religious freedom concerns on the public agenda, say organizers of the event.
"Jesus Film" Stirs Controversy in Russian City
Plans by a group of Protestant churches in Novomoskovsk, Tula, to screen a film about the life of Jesus has drawn sharp opposition from some of the city's religious leaders.