3 de março de 2003
Iceland: People Searching For Truth, Church Members Say
In this remote country situated between North America and Europe there is a hunger for truth--truth about life, truth about religion.
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International Conference Addresses Adventist-Muslim Relations
"Building Bridges of Understanding" was the theme of a weeklong international conference on Adventist-Muslim relations, which brought 180 participants from more than 70 countries to Paphos, Cyprus, Feb. 23 to March 2.
Germany: Adventist Hospital a Refuge for Abandoned Babies
As many as 50 abandoned newborn babies are found in Germany every year. Often they have been left in the streets, in rivers or simply in garbage cans, and half of them are found dead.
Taiwanese Adventists Set Bold Sow 1 Billion Goal
Four thousand Seventh-day Adventists in Taiwan will soon begin distributing 8 million invitations to study the Bible, kicking off perhaps the most challenging personal outreach endeavor ever undertaken by the church in this island.
Oakwood College Experiment Lost in Shuttle Columbia Disaster
Results of an experiment conducted by students at Oakwood College in Huntsville, Alabama, were lost in the destruction of the space shuttle Columbia upon reentering the earth's atmosphere Feb. 1.
Russian Adventist Wins Alternative Military Service Case
A regional court in the Russian Far East has ruled that Seventh-day Adventist Church member Sergei Panchenko should be allowed to do alternative service rather than be forced to bear arms, against his religious beliefs, in the Russian army.