Trecartin responds to questions on regional work; acknowledges little reported so far

Adventist Church Undersecretary Homer Trecartin said ANN and other church news services are saying little about the Middle East because the church's work there is "extremely varied." Above, Trecartin at Annual Council in October, when a Middle East Study Commission was established. The commission will issue an initial report next month. [ANN file photo]

Undersecretary: Adventist work in Middle East is 'varied'

Move responds to AUC's recent loss of accreditation; WAU satellite planned for AUC campus

Top administrators from Washington Adventist University and Atlantic Union College sign a memorandum expected to shape the future of their respective institutions. From left: Weymouth Spence, president of Washington Adventist University; Dave Weigley, chair of the Washington Adventist University Board of Trustees; Don King, chair of the Atlantic Union College Board of Trustees; and Norman Wendth, president of Atlantic Union College. [photo: Kevin Manuel]

'Memorandum of Understanding' positions Washington Adventist University to provide higher education at Atlantic Union College

Religious extremists blamed for attacks in region known for harmony

In Ethiopia, dozens of Christian churches, among them Adventist, burned in interfaith violence

Use social networks to engage people, not just announce events

Facebook, Twitter have much to teach us about personal, corporate interactions

Tolerating different religions not enough; a growing need for respect, Adventist religious liberty expert says

Adventist world church Vice President Delbert Baker at an interfaith conference in Jordan last week. Baker urged the audience to narrow the gap between theory and practice in respecting differences between religions. [photo courtesy IRLA]

Interfaith event in Jordan opens new conversation with Islamic world

Three models in Europe highlight various church-state relations

Adventist minister Marvin Wray traveled nearly 12,000 miles on his motorcycle to visit congregations in 29 U.S. states and one Canadian province. The trip took him six weeks.

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