Leaders Welcome Easing of Tension in Kashmir
Seventh-day Adventist leaders have welcomed signs over the weekend that India and Pakistan may have drawn back from the brink of war in the disputed Kasmir territory.
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New Zealand: Death of Child Demonstrates Dangers of Health Fanaticism
A New Zealand couple, whose six-month-old son died last year due to complications from vitamin B12 deficiency, was convicted last week of manslaughter.
World Food Summit Looks for End to Hunger
Representatives of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency International are attending the World Food Summit in Rome June 8 to 13 to review international efforts to end hunger.
Hungarian Seminar Focuses on Harmful "Health" Practices
Seventh-day Adventists in Hungary are determined to educate people about the difference between effective health practices and fringe medical theories.
June 10, 2002
Royal Reception Celebrates Britain's Freedom of Faith
Representatives from a broad spectrum of religious groups attended a royal reception at Buckingham Palace June 10.
June 10, 2002
Adventists in Mexico Gain a Third University
Linda Vista Academy in Pueblo Nuevo, Chiapas, Mexico, was granted the status of university May 30, in a year the institution is celebrating its 55th anniversary.