October 24, 2005
UN Expert on Religious Intolerance Appeals for Support
United Nations expert Asma Jahangir appealed for greater support in the fight against religious intolerance at a meeting in New York on Oct. 24.
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October 24, 2005
Health and Lifestyle: At 101, Super Senior Looks Toward Another Five Years
101-year-old Marge Jetton is a lady of longevity. She still drives a car, and just recently renewed her license for another five years. Jetton comes from a town known for its health habits, a place called "America's longest-living community."
October 24, 2005
Uganda: Moi, Former Kenyan President, Addresses Bugema University Graduation
"Youth should use the knowledge derived from institutions like Bugema University to develop countries in the region," former Kenyan president Daniel arap Moi told graduates of Bugema University, a Seventh-day Adventist institution, on Sept. 20.
October 18, 2005
United States: Should 'Intelligent Design' be a Public School Subject?
The question of "intelligent design" -- a scientific theory which states a complex and detailed universe must have had a designer, though not explicitly saying who that designer is - has caused heated debate in public (or, government-run) schools across t
October 18, 2005
World Church: God's 'Business' is Salvation, Paulsen Tells Andrews Students
"God is in the business of saving everyone He can lay His hands on," Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist church, told a group of students during an informal discussion Oct. 16 at Andrews University, the movement's flagship edu
October 17, 2005
Central America: ADRA Delivers Food to Hurricane Stan Survivors
Following mudslides and other hurricane damage that ravaged the lives of tens of thousands, victims of Hurricane Stan are receiving food aid from the Adventist Development and Relief Agency, ADRA International.