In a turn on a much-used phrase, former United States' Ambassador, Robert Seiple on Feb. 28 urged participants at the International Religious Liberty Association's (IRLA) World Congress to promote "the separation of church and hate."
Even though hospitals, clinics and other health-care hubs are typically viewed as constants within a community, they are hardly immune to the issues that can sap a region's vitality. Those in developing countries are particularly susceptible.
Religious liberty, the legal status of church properties and establishing legal offices were among several issues discussed at a joint conference of Seventh-day Adventist lawyers from throughout Africa meeting in Cape Town, South Africa, on Monday, Februa
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"While athletes will be breaking sports records, Seventh-day Adventist university students ... are going to transform Rio de Janeiro into the capital of service and witness," says Pastor Otimar Gonçalves, youth ministries leader for the Adventist church i
Some 500 participants including government officials, ambassadors, church leaders, lay leaders and religious freedom experts gathered at the Sixth World Congress of the International Religious Liberty Association (IRLA) February 27 to examine the theme "C