March 29, 2004
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Peru: Student Dies While On Mission Trip -- Puerto Rico: Adventist Hospital Celebrates 50 Years -- New Ellen White Research Center in Texas -- Netherlands Youth Baptized In North Sea.
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March 29, 2004
World Church: International Religious Liberty Experts Speak at the United Nations
Current religious liberty issues in France, China and several other Asian nations were discussed in a recent briefing at the United Nations Church Center.
Ghana: Youth AIDS Cases High Despite Raised Awareness
Numerous HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns are being waged in Ghana, yet the disease remains prevalent among young people, according to Emmanuel Kusi Yeboah, health ministries director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in central Ghana.
March 22, 2004
Europe: TV Programs Reach Around World, Touch Lives
A two-week "relational" television series, created by Seventh-day Adventists and broadcast worldwide via satellite, is reaching people around their world - and impacting their lives with an "experiential" presentation of the Gospel message.
March 22, 2004
Serbia: Government Ministry Pledges Media Defense
Seventh-day Adventist Christians in Serbia and Montenegro now have a new ally when the media falsely accuses the Protestant Church of being a "sect" or a "cult." The nation's Ministry for Human and Minority Rights said they "will be your defender in such
March 22, 2004
United States: Obesity A "Horrific" Concern, Health Leaders Say
Seventh-day Adventist health leaders echo public health officials who are concerned about the rising rate of obesity, which is set to become the number one preventable cause of death in the United States as early as next year, overtaking tobacco use, the