Healing Process Begins After Guam Shootings
The physical wounds of the survivors are healing more quickly than the emotional wounds, say local Adventist Church leaders.
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February 26, 2001
The Inside Look: Adventist Church Leader Urges Respect for Religious Freedom in Fiji
Freedom to worship is a God-given right and should not be compromised, said Pastor Jan Paulsen, Seventh-day Adventist world church president, during his two-day visit to Fiji.
February 26, 2001
Fiji: "Reconciliation is a Sacred Ministry," Says Adventist World Leader
"The Lord wants you to be peacemakers in Fijian society today," Pastor Jan Paulsen told members of the Adventist Church in Fiji.
February 26, 2001
Conversation With Reformed Christian Churches Will Facilitate Exchange of Ideas
Dr. Setri Nyomi, general secretary of the World Alliance of Reformed Churches, met with Adventist leaders at an informal gathering, telling them that he has experienced the positive witness of the Adventist Church.
Lives Lost, Homes and Churches Destroyed as New Flooding Devastates Mozambique
Flood waters continue to rise in central Mozambique where severe floods have claimed at least 40 lives.
Adventist Health Food Company Responds to "Storm in a Cereal Bowl" Over Tax Status
Sanitarium Health Food Company is fielding claims made in the media by U.S. multi-national Kellogg that tax concessions accorded Sanitarium, a non-profit organization, confer "unfair commercial advantage."