New Zealand: Death of Child Demonstrates Dangers of Health Fanaticism
A New Zealand couple, whose six-month-old son died last year due to complications from vitamin B12 deficiency, was convicted last week of manslaughter.
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Hungarian Seminar Focuses on Harmful "Health" Practices
Seventh-day Adventists in Hungary are determined to educate people about the difference between effective health practices and fringe medical theories.
June 10, 2002
ANN Feature: Unique Religious Freedom Event Begins in Philippines
Religious extremism and intolerance together pose one of the world's greatest threats, says Professor Abdelfattah Amor, United Nations special rapporteur to the Commission on Human Rights.
Leaders Welcome Easing of Tension in Kashmir
Seventh-day Adventist leaders have welcomed signs over the weekend that India and Pakistan may have drawn back from the brink of war in the disputed Kasmir territory.
June 10, 2002
Church Honors Ukrainian Pastor for Extraordinary Service
Seventh-day Adventist leaders in Euro-Asia recently honored Pastor Nikolai Zhukaluk and his wife, Yevgenia, for five decades of church service that spanned the height of Stalin's power and the fall of the Soviet Union, and included more than two years imp
June 10, 2002
Young People Complete New York Care Project
Some 600 Seventh-day Adventist young people from across North America have served in New York City over the past seven months, working as volunteers in the recently completed project "We Care NYC."