February 9, 2004
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Former Church Treasurer Dies -- New Record Sales For Sanitarium Health Food -- Andrews University Employee Receives Service-Learning Award.
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February 9, 2004
ANN Feature: Buddhism a Missions Challenge, But Also a Missions Success for Adventists
After 14 years, a Buddhist Study Center set up by the church is answering the question of how to explain Jesus to people whose culture and religion make no reference to a personal deity.
February 9, 2004
'Wine Pill' Development Supports Church's Abstinence Stance, Church Leaders Say
News that scientists in Italy are working to develop a pill that would give the benefits of a glass of red wine, but without the alcohol, is further confirmation that alcohol consumption itself is not needed to reap benefits of wine's healthy ingredients,
February 2, 2004
Uganda: New Adventist Sudanese Training Center Opens
"It is quite clear that a key factor in the development of the South Sudan region is to enhance people's capacities in every aspect of life.
February 2, 2004
Adventist Review Aims for Church's Youngest Readers
"KidsView," a four-page monthly insert in the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Adventist Review weekly magazine, has received "overwhelmingly positive" feedback, but isn't reaching as many kids as hoped, say editors.
February 2, 2004
Adventist Woman Makes Her Mark in Australia's Entertainment Industry
When religion and the world of arts and entertainment come together, Adventists are known for certain lifestyle practices that many think would keep them out of the industry altogether. But for many Adventists, faith and work can work out to their liking.