PASTORS KILLED: Seventh-day Adventist pastors Peletso Lesang and Tsepa Mokgabe, from Botswana, were killed June 22 when the vehicle they were traveling in overturned near Koster, South Africa. They were returning from a weekend seminar held near Pretoria. A third passenger, Pastor Stephen Mpatane...
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.