Argentina: Flood Victims Receive Aid -- Adventist Represent Philippines at Anti-drug Summit

An ADRA volunteer surveys flood damage from a boat.

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The Seventh-day Adventist Church will take part in celebrating World No Tobacco Day May 31. WNTD, a World Health Organization (WHO) initiative, is designed to call attention to the impact of tobacco use on public health.

The sale of cigarettes and alcohol is a common "joint venture" in cafés across Europe. In many places, such as this outlet in Kaunas, Lithuania, cigarettes sell for the equivalent of U.S. $1.50 up to $2.50 a pack, far less than in the United States. Low prices may encourage more cigarette consumption. (Photo by Mark A. Kellner)

World Church: No Tobacco Day Draws Adventist Support

Making and marketing vegetarian foods--a business related to the Seventh-day Adventist Church's health-promotion message, yet one of the movement's best kept secrets--is having a positive effect in many nations.

ANN Feature--A Worldwide Health Trend: The Adventist Church's Involvement

Global Mission pioneers, or Seventh-day Adventist lay volunteers, will distribute 40 million "Sow 1 Billion" brochures around the world, according to a goal set last month by the Global Mission operations committee.

Global Mission Activists to Partner With Sow 1 Billion Initiative

Working from a bare-bones basement studio in Bucharest, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is reaching an entire nation via television.

Mihai Ghidea, host for "In the Center of Attention."

Romania: Satellite Television Opens Doors for Church

A Seventh-day Adventist business manager at Atoifi Adventist Hospital was murdered May 18 in Malaita, Solomon Islands.

Australian Missionary Murdered in the Solomons

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