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Europe: German, Austrian Churches Apologize for Holocaust Actions
August 15, 2005

Europe: German, Austrian Churches Apologize for Holocaust Actions

Noting the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, Seventh-day Adventist church leaders in Germany and Austria have released a declaration saying they "deeply regret" any participation in or support of Nazi activities during the war. The church bodie

Adventist Musician Wins Praise for Gospel Composition
August 15, 2005

Adventist Musician Wins Praise for Gospel Composition

Alexander Douglas admits that he started out writing a middle of the road, uninspiring piece for one of London's premiere music festivals. He was one of four musicians commissioned to write a major original piece for the 10th anniversary of the Manchester

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*Fanja Michel Rakotomanana, 40, chief technical advisor for the Food Security project for the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) office in Madagascar, was killed Aug. 10 when his motorcycle collided with an unlit parked truck. The ADRA Madaga

News Briefs
August 8, 2005

News Briefs

Japan: ADRA Funds Surgeries for Children with Cleft Lips/Palette Tokyo, Japan [Song Sung Sub/ANN] ... The Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) Japan recently received 3.4 Million Yen (U.S. $31,100) in International Voluntary Aid funds from J

The Pseudo-Parent and a Media Baby
August 8, 2005

The Pseudo-Parent and a Media Baby

Lights, camera, God? Welcome to Paul Kim's world. Meet the former Seventh-day Adventist youth pastor who made the radical decision to switch gears and go back to school to study film and television.