Colombia: ADRA Coordinates Feeding of 65,000
By skipping one meal, thousands of Seventh-day Adventist church members fed 65,000 of the poorest people in Colombia last month.
By skipping one meal, thousands of Seventh-day Adventist church members fed 65,000 of the poorest people in Colombia last month.
To get to Chirala, a bustling coastal town in India's state of Andhra Pradesh, you need two-and-a-half hours by road after landing in the nearby city of Vijaiwada. At the same time, you will experience made-in-India driving.
Church attendance is supposed to be about growth--spiritual growth--not physical growth. But that's not always the case among churchgoers in the United States, says Dr. Ken Ferraro, a Purdue University researcher.
Although the United Nations has long run on secular lines, the input of faith communities is necessary, says Seventh-day Adventist Church representative to the United Nations (UN) Dr. Jonathan Gallagher.
While their neighbors rake leaves this fall, George and Tena Baehm will comb some 60 miles of local roadway, collecting cans, bottles and other recyclables. The Seventh-day Adventist couple decided to do something about the litter turning roadsides in Nor
Christians are not free from discrimination and they should be prepared to withstand it, said Richard O'Dair, an employment and discrimination law specialist, at a recent meeting of Christian law and business professionals. O'Dair made up a breakfast pane