December 16, 2002
Adventists Respond to Looming Famine in Africa
A carpenter in Malawi has given up making cupboards. With a famine hitting his country, he now only builds coffins.
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December 16, 2002
Adventist Leaders Support Efforts to Educate Girls in 25 Countries
A new United Nations campaign to place girls into schools in 25 priority countries drew reactions from Seventh-day Adventist Church leaders last week.
December 9, 2002
Bangladesh Child Returns Home With a Repaired Heart
Three-year-old Sree Mankhin returned to his home in Bangladesh Dec. 5 after an open-heart surgery at Loma Linda University Medical Center, a Seventh-day Adventist operated institution. Doctors told Sree’s father, Jeshio, that Sree would die if he didn’t receive the surgery, an operation that is n...
December 9, 2002
ANN Feature: Polish Adventist Minister Cleared of "Anti-state" Crimes After 48 Years
Nearly half a century after being arrested and sentenced by the Stalinist regime to a year and a half imprisonment for "anti-state" crimes, the Polish Supreme Court annulled the sentence issued in 1954 against an Adventist pastor, Konrad Janyszka, reports
Kidnapped Victim To Be Remembered at Day of Prayer and Fasting
A special day of fasting and prayer will be held in Colombia Dec. 14 on behalf of a Seventh-day Adventist pastor who was kidnapped in the country more than three months ago.
South Pacific: Defending Religious Liberty Now Policy
Seventh-day Adventists in the South Pacific region have always defended the universal human right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion, but now it is policy. The executive committee of the church in that region voted last month to add a religiou