23 Mei 2005
Australia: Woman's Four-year Detention Ends
A family from Papua New Guinea, who six months ago faced detention and deportation from Australia, is celebrating a reunion and the chance to remain in Australia.
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23 Mei 2005
Jamaica: Northern Caribbean University Students Win Regional Microsoft Competition
It's not as improbable as the Jamaican Olympic bobsledding team, but the success of four Northern Caribbean University (NCU) students may well be unique in their own way. The students, who are enrolled in the computer science program of the Seventh-day Ad
23 Mei 2005
Peru: Finley Leads 'Caravan of Hope' Meetings in Fast-growing Area
The Seventh-day Adventist Church in Peru is continuing its astronomical growth with a series of evangelism meetings in five of the country's major cities from May 23 to 28. The meetings, called "Caravan of Hope," will be led by Pastor Mark Finley and the
23 Mei 2005
Portugal: Adventist Junior Academy Celebrates 30 Years of Service
A commemorative event at the Colégio Adventista de Oliveira do Douro, (CAOD), the Seventh-day Adventist junior academy in Portugal, recognized three decades of service to the Adventist Church and the community. A book chronicling the school's history was
18 Mei 2005
Serbia: Food, Clothes, Supplies from ADRA Aid Flood Victims
In the midst of a tremendous flooding disaster, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) moved quickly to help residents of Jasa Tomic, in the Vojvodina province of Serbia, said Roy Richardson, the ADRA director in the Trans-European region.
16 Mei 2005
Serbia: Law May Discriminate Against Religions Not Approved by State
The basic human right of freedom of conscience may be under siege in Serbia, as the government is reportedly waiting for input from the Serbian Orthodox Church on a proposed new law detailing religious rights. A formerly public process is now shrouded in