Loma Linda University Aids Peru's Health Professionals
When 118 students in a classroom in Peru were asked how many have a friend or relative who died of infant diarrhea, everyone raised their hands.
When 118 students in a classroom in Peru were asked how many have a friend or relative who died of infant diarrhea, everyone raised their hands.
Programming usage from the new Seventh-day Adventist "Hope Channel" was the key topic of discussion for regional church communication directors who met in Prague Feb. 16.
As chaos erupts in the wake of political upheaval in Haiti, looting and other violent activities in the capital city of Port-au-Prince have affected many sites, including Haitian Adventist Hospital and the Adventist university, both within minutes of down
Recent press reports negating traditional suggestions of drinking at least eight glasses of water every day are under scrutiny from Seventh-day Adventist health officials.
Following a special meeting of church leadership, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Finland has a new president and a new secretary.
While there are news reports that rebels in Haiti threaten to overtake the capital city of Port-of-Prince, Seventh-day Adventist members continue to worship.