September 29, 2003
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Slovenia: Minority Religious Groups Express Concern Over New Religion Law
Members of minority religious communities in Slovenia, where nearly 71 percent of the population is Roman Catholic, including Uniate believers, are concerned about the appointment of a fervent Catholic to head a commission drafting a new law on religious
World Church: Serbian Ambassador Visits Church World Headquarters
"We are very grateful for the assistance from the Adventist church and from ADRA [Adventist Development and Relief Agency] when we were shut off by sanctions and war, when we really needed it.
September 22, 2003
Adventist Health Organization Revitalizes Hospitals in India, Zambia
Only once before in its 78 years did Giffard Memorial Hospital, a once-thriving Seventh-day Adventist mission in Nuzvid, central India, face closure: during the dark days of World War II.
September 22, 2003
Fiji: Adventist Doctors Set Hearts Pounding Through Volunteer Surgery
A team of top medical and health professionals, on a mission to save lives from the devastating effects of heart disease, have set Fijian hearts pounding after completing their first day of life-saving cardiac surgery in Suva as part of the twelfth "Opera
September 22, 2003
Chad: Church Donors to Construct New Schools, Supply Teachers
A project to build new schools and supply them with teachers will soon begin in villages and towns throughout the central African nation of Chad as the result of a partnership between the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Global Mission organization, Outpost