Adventist Humanitarian Agency Assists Morocco's Anti-Tobacco Efforts
The Adventist Development and Relief Agency has become the first non-governmental organization to participate in the first Inter-Ministerial Committee Against Tobacco in Morocco.
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Russian Protestants Seek Stronger Public Voice
At a March 5 press conference in Moscow, Seventh-day Adventists, Baptists and two Pentecostal associations announced the formation of the Consultative Council of the Heads of Protestant Unions, a coalition that will speak out on political and legal issues
Adventist Physician Works to Bring Better Health to China
Through the development of a multi-purpose center in the southern city of Zongshan, Seventh-day Adventist physician Dr. John Wong is working to bring better health to China.
United States: New Graduate Program to Explore Church-State Relations
The role of religion in current political and legal processes will be the focus of a new graduate degree program to be offered by Andrews University, a Seventh-day Adventist institution located in Michigan, United States.
March 11, 2002
Church in Cuba is a "Vibrant Faith Community," Says President
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Cuba is a vibrant community, whose members have a "readiness, a willingness, to share their faith," said Pastor Jan Paulsen, president of the Seventh-day Adventist world church, during a five-day visit to the country la
March 11, 2002
Papua New Guinea: Church Gives Hospital to Community
Seventh-day Adventists have given their hospital at Wabag in Papua New Guinea to the local Engan community.