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A 30,000-seat stadium filled with church leaders, government officials, religious liberty advocates, and Adventist church members was the venue to celebrate religious freedom in Rwanda and the African continent on September 15, 2018. The “Religious Freedom for All” festival, which took place in the Amahoro National Stadium in Kigali, the country’s capital, crowned the proceedings of the 3rd All Africa Congress and Festival of Religious Liberty, which had begun two days earlier. The Sabbath (Saturday) morning festival was attended mostly by Rwandan Seventh-day Adventist church members but also by religious liberty delegates from close to 30 countries, representatives from human rights organizations, government officials, African scholars, and African entrepreneurs. The special guests included the Minister in the Office of the President of Rwanda, Judith Uwizeye; Rwandan Minister of Justice Johnston Busingye; and Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court of Kenya David Maraga, who is a Seventh-day Adventist. The five-hour event included a Religious Liberty Parade of Pathfinder clubs and several other church ministries; a music concert featuring a dozen musical groups and a brass band; religious liberty speeches; and thanksgiving prayers. Read more...

Festival Draws 30,000 Advocates to Celebrate Religious Liberty

A 30,000-seat stadium filled with church leaders, government officials, religious liberty advocates, and Adventist church members was the venue to celebrate religious freedom in Rwanda and…

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In Inter-America, Church-Operated Radio Stations To Become Part of Hope Radio Network

Bringing about unity among the more than 80 radio stations run by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Inter-America is what church leaders have been working…

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WJC Called to United Action for ‘Project 2019’

With approximately six months before the grand celebration, that will culminate the Mission Project 2019 initiative in Jamaica, on Sabbath, September 1, 2018, the West…

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There will be no turning Back – JAMU Hosts successful ACMS Training

Hundreds of Church Clerks, Elders and church leaders across Jamaica were given critical information and instructions on how to use the Adventist Church Management System…

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In Jamaica, Adventists challenged to focus on the Church’s mission amid distractions

Adventist Church President in Jamaica Pastor Everett Brown challenged newly installed leaders in the North East Jamaica region to make the community and people their…

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Adventist Women and Leaders Across WJC Call on Montego Bay to “#ENDITNOW”

Seventh-day Adventists women and leaders from across the West Jamaica Conference territory have joined voices with the international campaign to stop violence against women, during…

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Hundreds Turn Out To Support The Good Samaritan Run /Walk

Governor General Sir. Patrick Allen, Minister of Health Dr. Christopher Tufton, Member of Parliament Julian Robinson and Director for the Centre for Disability Studies, Senator,…

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Adventists Urge Person of Interest to Report to the Police

The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Jamaica, like all well thinking Jamaicans, wishes to add its voice in condemning the wanton abuse and murder of our…

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IAD President Calls for Continued Focus on Evangelism, Education and Community Impact

Inter-American Division [IAD] President Pastor Elie Henry shared plans for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the territory for the next two years during a special…

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NEJC Delegates Elect New Administration

Delegates at the Second Quadrennial Session of the North East Jamaica Conference of Seventh-day Adventists (NEJC) voted a new team of Officers, Department Directors and…

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