North America: 5,000 More Questionnaires Needed for Second Adventist Health Study, Dominican Republic: Adventists March Against Violence and Drug Abuse, Russia: Adventists Take Part in National Prayer Breakfast, United States: LIFEdevelopment Conference D
Seline Augustine's career is anything but typical for a Christian woman in India--especially since she first ventured into journalism 25 years ago when Indian women had few career options beyond nursing, telephone operating and elementary school teaching.
Iraq: Adventist Medic Killed, United States: ADRA Receives Highest Rating by Leading Charity Evaluator, Mozambique: First of 1000 Maranatha Churches Dedicated, Bahrain: First Camp Meeting in Northern Gulf, Egypt: New Pathfinder Clubs to Launch in Middle
Seventh-day Adventist women in the Southern Asia Pacific region led the first major outreach effort in the church's campaign to connect with residents in large cities. With the theme of "Journey to Joy," the February 17 to 24 public meetings featured spea
In a city where 16 million people live with radical fundamentalists who have blown up the meeting places of those whose beliefs differ from theirs, 700 people recently gathered to learn how to Tell the World about Jesus.
The AIDS International Ministry (AAIM), set up by the Seventh-day Adventist world church in 2003 and based in Johannesburg, South Africa to minister to those on the continent of Africa suffering from AIDS, may have started small. But at its fourth annual