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Patients and staff members are returning to Atoifi Seventh-day Adventist Hospital after the arrest of a second person suspected of murdering Australian missionary Lance Gersbach.

Lemuel Lecciones, left, chief executive officer of Atoifi Adventist Hospital, and Lester Asugeni, right, director of nursing education, with Bruce Roberts, the president of the Adventist Church in the Trans-Pacific.

photos by Percy Harrold.

Mission Hospital to Stay Open After Arrest of Second Suspect

Results from four decades of Seventh-day Adventist health studies have now been compiled in one reference, and are available from the largest university press in the world.

New Book Chronicles Adventist Health, Updated Health Survey in Progress

On June 5, Clinique La Ligniere (Lake Geneva Sanatorium) received the "Health-Promoting Hospital" designation from the World Health Organization, a unit of the United Nations.

Pierre Boillat, president, Swiss Network of Health Promotion Hospitals; Jacqueline Wosinski, health promotion and education program coordinator; Dr. Claude-Alain Nacht, medical director; Laurent Bertrand, director.

Switzerland: Clinique La Ligniere Earns World Health Organization Designation

World-renowned violinist Carla Trynchuk has a burden to give of her talents to the Benton Harbor community. Trynchuk, an Andrews University associate professor of music, is working to bring music instruction to youngsters in the neighboring city, which re

Carla Trynchuk, coordinator of the string program at Andrews University, teaches Isabel Ong, 9, a Sylvester Elementary student. Trynchuk will begin offering free string instruction to Benton Harbor children in the fall.

United States: Andrews University Teacher Gives Gift of Music

What initially was considered to be the most difficult task is now complete, and the International Religious Liberty Association is in the process of making an IRLA chapter in Uzbekistan a reality.

Victor Krushenitsky, secretary-general for the IRLA chapter in the Euro-Asia region of the Adventist Church.

Uzbekistan: New IRLA Chapter to be Established

Pending amendments to a religious freedom bill being considered by Italy's parliament could impinge on religious freedom, say Seventh-day Adventists and other evangelical Christians.

Italy: Concerns for Religious Freedom Remain

Education Grant for Uganda -- Kettering to Receive Grant -- Missions Champion Dies

The city of Blantyre looks different than it did before June 15. Several hundred Seventh-day Adventists from 13 city churches participated in a major cleanup of Malawi's largest city.

Adventists Clean Malawi's Largest City

A disastrous loss of life was averted when a 2:30 a.m. phone call alerted residents to a fire at a building housing leaders of the East Russia region of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and their families.

Living room of the region's Adventist Church president.

Siberia: Middle of Night Call Averts Disaster as Fire Destroys Church Leaders' Residence

Even today, for many young Masai girls, basic human rights continue to be overshadowed by traditional beliefs and practices that leave so many of them with no education and forced into an early marriage--sometimes as young as age seven.

Kenya: Young Masai Girls Given New Opportunity

Pastor Barry C. Black, a rear admiral and retiring chief of chaplains of the U.S. Navy, will become the 62nd chaplain of the United States Senate, the upper house of the Congress.

Pastor Barry C. Black, currently Chief of Naval Chaplains, has been named Chaplain of the United States Senate. He is shown here speaking at the Adventist Church world headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland, March 26.

United States: Triple Milestone for New Senate Chaplain

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