February 17, 2003
Euro-Asia: Adventist Books Now in Local Languages
Millions of citizens in Central Asia and the Caucasus Mountain region can now read Seventh-day Adventist books in their local languages.
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Obesity a Global Issue Say Health Leaders
To drop the numbers on the scale's readout, many people are going on diets; some are safe, others aren't. A few of the lose-weight-instantly programs are downright creative, but potentially dangerous.
February 17, 2003
Finland: Church-Planting Project Tests Faith, Energy
In a café in Helsinki, Finland, a young man discovers the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He has visited this place several times and, after talking with the people there, indicates that he wants to become a Christian.
February 17, 2003
Argentinean Factory Launches New Food Products
The Ceapé food factory at the River Plate Adventist University in Argentina recently introduced several new products, including a complete line of soups and stews with pasta, soybeans and whole grain rice.
February 11, 2003
Colombian Pastor Released After Nearly Six Months in Captivity
Seventh-day Adventist church pastor Gonzalo Cardona was freed Feb. 6 after five months of captivity at the hands of guerillas.
New Church Dedicated in Cuba
A Seventh-day Adventist congregation that started meeting in a small shack in 1925 moved into its first permanent church Jan. 25, with more than 300 people attending the dedication ceremony for the Cadena II Church in Cadena, Cuba.