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Nepal: Adventists Welcome Secular State Declaration

Seventh-day Adventists in the Himalayan nation of Nepal are among those welcoming a recent series of reforms, including the designation of the country as a "secular" state. Previously, Hinduism had been the religion of Nepal.

Australia: Weet-Bix Breakfast Cereal Kicks Off Soccer Star's Success
18. kesäkuuta 2006

Australia: Weet-Bix Breakfast Cereal Kicks Off Soccer Star's Success

When 26-year-old Australian Socceroo midfielder Tim Cahill scored two of his team's three eleventh-hour goals during their June 12th World Cup match with Japan, next-morning's newspaper advertisements heralded "Of Course He Ate His Weet-Bix!," trumpeting

Kenya: 30,000 Adventists Join in Thanksgiving for Rain
18. kesäkuuta 2006

Kenya: 30,000 Adventists Join in Thanksgiving for Rain

Nairobi's Uhuru (Freedom) Park resounded June 17 with prayers of thanksgiving for rain that recently ended a three-month drought in Kenya. The drought resulted in the deaths of numerous people and animals, and caused heavy losses of crops.

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Kenya: Center Protects Young Girls from Early Marriage, Abuse
12. kesäkuuta 2006

Kenya: Center Protects Young Girls from Early Marriage, Abuse

Most people agree that 12-year-old girls are still children and should get an opportunity to live as such. But often poverty and some local traditions force even 12-year-olds into premature adulthood. Let's look at Selina for example. Before she was even

Mozambique: Faith Groups Join Malaria Eradication Campaign
8. kesäkuuta 2006

Mozambique: Faith Groups Join Malaria Eradication Campaign

Malaria, a mosquito-borne illness, reportedly kills one person in Africa every 30 seconds. Seventh-day Adventist leaders at the church's world headquarters and in Mozambique have joined other faith groups to eliminate the disease in Mozambique.