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* Walla Walla College, a Seventh-day Adventist university in Walla Walla, Washington, is offering a limited number of tuition-free spaces to students in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama displaced by Hurricane Katrina.
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World Issues: Global Poverty, A View From the Trenches
They are in the trenches every day feeding, clothing, teaching, empowering and fighting diseases. They are the ones that the world's governments and world bodies depend on to carry out plans that help make the world a better place. They are nongovernmenta
13 de setembro de 2005
Christians Call for Partnership Against Poverty
Churches and governments must pursue partnerships to eradicate extreme poverty if the Millennium Declaration of 2000 is to meet its 2015 deadline, faith leaders who met at a two-day summit at the Washington National Cathedral, said in a communiqué.
12 de setembro de 2005
Collegiate Quarterly Ventures Out of Sight, Into Sound
For the Collegiate Quarterly (CQ), communicating in print isn't enough. This Bible study guide for young adults has ventured into the world of sound by compiling a CD, called "KaleidosCQpe," featuring Seventh-day Adventist musicians.
12 de setembro de 2005
Jamaica: Adventists Commit Church Resources to Stop Violence
Two years ago, Pastor Glen O. Samuels was sitting in his car outside the home of a colleague when he found a gun pointed at his face. The man holding the gun was a well-known gang leader in the area. He wanted money and threatened to kill Samuels if he di
12 de setembro de 2005
United States: Adventist Churches, Schools Begin to Tally Hurricane Damage as Relief Efforts Continue
As relief in the hurricane and flood-damaged Gulf Coast region of the Southern United States continues, Seventh-day Adventists are also surveying churches and schools that have been damaged by Hurricane Katrina.