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Hospitals Unveil Sculptures Portraying Assurance and Restoration
Three Seventh-day Adventist hospitals in the greater Denver area unveiled identical sculptures entitled "Eden Restored" during the Easter weekend
1,400 Volunteer for Mass Spring Cleaning in Hollywood
"Our group wanted to help beautify our city," said Bob Wong, youth director
Aid in Croatia—Just for Kids
Literal "kids" are a part of the development program to establish a breeding herd of goats that is underway in the areas of Lika, Slavonia and Baranja
Smoking Linked to Decline in Intelligence
The study examined more than 650 people aged 65 and over to determine their intellectual powers and record their smoking habits
Adventists Support U.N. Call for More Education for Girls
This call for more education, especially for girls who are discriminated against, is one we can identify with
Judge Rules in Favor of Adventist Trademark
Judge James Lawrence King issued a ruling on April 27 that stops the Eternal Gospel church from identifying itself as a Seventh-day Adventist church
Adventists Speak Out on Vermont "Civil Union" Recognition
Seventh-day Adventist members and leaders in Vermont expressed grave disappointment at the governor's signing of the bill
New Formula for Financing Adventist Church Mission Voted
A new method of sharing expenses for the operation of the world Church was voted by the Seventh-day Adventist leaders from around the world
Adventist Church President Honored
Pastor Jan Paulsen, world president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, is the latest recipient of Pacific Union College's Charles E. Weninger Award for Outstanding Achievement