August 6, 2001
Teenagers Construct Churches in Costa Rica
Almost 200 Seventh-day Adventist teenagers from the United State took part in a project to build four churches and an education center in central Costa Rica in July.
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Anti-Drug Effort Stepped Up in Southeast Asia
Seventh-day Adventist Church health leaders in the Southern Asia-Pacific region have established 19 new regional and national branches of the International Commission for the Prevention of Alcoholism and Addictions (ICPA) as part of an effort to stem risi
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Adventist Youth in Brazil Begin Evangelistic Series Recife, Brazil… [ANN] Seventh-day Adventist youth in Brazil began an evangelistic series July 22 that is being broadcast nationally via satellite each Sunday until September 2. In churches unable to downlink the program, youth are organizing l...
Micro-Loans Give Communities New Economic Life
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Serbian Churches Protest Proposed Religion Law
A proposed religion law that appears to favor some religions over others has drawn protests from members of Serbia's religious community.