January 31, 2005
Adventist Health International Works to Improve Medical Facilities Globally
Though he is still a Hindu, the doctor says he has new priorities. Those priorities include making room for Jesus in his daily life.
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January 31, 2005
World Church: Massive Print Project Yields 14 Million Bible Lessons
A flood of requests for Bible lessons in Africa has prompted a plan to print 14 million individual Bible lessons in five languages to help meet the demand. The massive print project was driven by an overwhelming response in Africa to Sow 1 Billion--a Seve
January 31, 2005
North America: Liberty Magazine, Advocate for Freedom, Marks Centennial
Demonstrating the power of print to mold opinions and promote human rights, Liberty magazine, the Seventh-day Adventist voice of religious freedom, marks 100 years of continuous publication this year.
January 31, 2005
Nigeria: Visiting Speakers Aim to Strengthen Churches
A month-long evangelistic outreach in Northern Nigeria, recently in the news because of a religion-incited strife, will aim to communicate the Christian message to the local population while strengthening the faith of those already in the Adventist Church
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Indonesia: Church Workers Train to Meet Tsunami Survivors' Emotional Needs Pematang Siantar, Indonesia ... [Elisha Gultom/AND/ANN] - The Adventist Church in Indonesia held a three-day Victims' Assistance Seminar, which began Jan. 19, at the local chur
January 24, 2005
Trinidad and Tobago: Prime Minister Says Religion Should Not Divide People
"Religion can be the most powerful force for liberty in society," said Prime Minister of Trinidad and Tobago, H.E. Patrick Manning at a Jan. 19 International Religious Liberty Association conference on the island of Trinidad. The gathering brought togethe