June 13, 2005
United States: Pacific Press Taps Galusha as President, Succeeding Bob Kyte
A 10-year veteran sales executive will become president of the Pacific Press Publishing Association, a Seventh-day Adventist publishing house, on Aug. 11.
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June 13, 2005
ADRA Shares Successful Development Programs at Global Health Council
They came from Togo, Guinea, Yemen, Nepal and Cambodia to the annual Global Health Council (GHC) conference in Washington, D.C. to share with a worldwide group their work in family planning, empowering women, child health projects and health care programs
June 13, 2005
Philippines: Government and Adventists in Healthy Lifestyle Festival
Bringing better health to Central Philippines was the goal of a recent collaboration between Seventh-day Adventists and the Philippines government's Department of Health. The two-day "Healthy Lifestyle Festival" brought more than 2,000 participants to th
June 8, 2005
Religious Leaders Call for Reduction of Worldwide Hunger
Increasing worldwide hunger rates -- some 852 million people across the globe are going hungry, including nearly 6 million children who die each year from hunger-related causes -- are of great concern to religious leaders from various faith communities. R
June 8, 2005
Poland: Unique University-level Degrees Help Win Church Accreditation
Poland's only Seventh-day Adventist institution of higher education, the Polish College of Theology and Humanities (PCTH), will now be allowed to offer government recognized university-level degrees. The school, with a main campus in Podkowa Lesna, is als
June 6, 2005
Lebanon: Middle East University Perseveres, Plans Renewal
Following decades of civil war in Lebanon, Middle East University (MEU), which has spent nearly 60 years in a choice spot east of downtown Beirut, is planning a new era of service to a local, regional and overseas student body.