Church planting in Europe--a society largely viewed as "post-Christian"--is taking a leap forward, participants in the recent "Euro-Seeds 2" church planting conference said.
They've been called "unique," "innocent," and "uplifting." The so-called "promise cards," designed to pop open, revealing a Bible text or inspirational thought, are used all over the world.
Lisa Hayden's Floral eKiosk was the winner of the Best Idea Concept Stage category at the 2003 Yellow Pages Business Ideas Grants in Australia.
Two hundred Seventh-day Adventist health professionals from 20 countries in Africa met Aug. 27 to 30 to discuss and share the challenges they face on the continent.
A recently completed literacy course means a new slant on life for 127 people here: they're not only able to read and write, but they can be better consumers as well as workers who aren't cheated on their wages.
For three days--Sept. 3 to 5--500 Seventh-day Adventist young people carried out a different kind of outreach: they concentrated on projects involving social, health and spiritual needs of people in the Romanian capital.