September 20, 2004
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September 13, 2004
Grenada: Two Members Killed, Church Hit Hard By Hurricane Ivan
Hurricane Ivan's impact on Grenada included the deaths of two Seventh-day Adventist church members, looting of the local church headquarters, and the destruction of the church's two schools and half of its 37 church buildings. The Seventh-day Adventist Ch
September 13, 2004
Rwanda: Resurrection A Goal For Adventist University
Ten years after a barbaric genocide swept through this nation, the process of reconciliation and rebuilding continues. For Seventh-day Adventist Church members -- who comprise one out of every 21 people in Rwanda -- that includes the "resurrection" of a c
September 13, 2004
Lithuania: Young Adults from Lithuania, Wales and Northern Ireland Join In Project for Kedainiai
More than 40 young adults from Seventh-day Adventist churches in Lithuania, Northern Ireland and Wales recently took part in "Christian Youth Days -- Kedainiai 2004." Kedainiai, a city situated in the center of Lithuania, is an industrial, agricultural an
September 12, 2004
World Church: Paulsen Hears, Answers Young Adults' Questions
"We're a family, a global community, bonded together in Christ. We belong to each other, and we had better talk to each other," Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, said at the start of a global telecast Sept. 13 aimed
September 12, 2004
Iraq: No Injuries As Car Bomb Explodes Outside Baghdad Adventist Church
A car packed with an estimated 330 pounds (150 kilograms) of dynamite was detonated outside the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Baghdad late Friday night Sept. 10. While there were no services in progress at the time, a guard was present on the church com