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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from Adventist Review Updates.
In Puerto Rico, Adventist Church Attempts to Cope with Devastation
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“Baptizing the Devil”
Loren Seibold, Executive Editor of Adventist Today interviews Clifford Goldstein, author of “Baptizing the Devil.” In the book, Goldstein argues that Christians shouldn’t compromise so crucial a doctrine as origins to the prevailing culture, even when that culture’s wrapped in the authoritative garb of science. “Baptizing the Devil” is available on Amazon
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In the face of financial challenges, the Adventist Church refocuses on Stewardship and Systematic Giving
Strong US dollar still impacting Church’s budget and tithe.
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New Roles for Traditional Birth Attendants
For millennia, babies have been bought into this world with the help of traditional birth attendants, commonly known as “TBAs”. In many countries, such as Cambodia, it has recently become illegal for traditional birth attendants to continue their age long practice. With concerns about the health of mother and baby, and a desire to reduce alarming statistics of high mortality rates, many countries have invested in installing health clinics and training mid wives in the practice of safe deliveries in sanitary environments. However, rather than retire the role of the TBA completely, ADRA recognizes that the TBA is still a highly respected member of her community.
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Article excerpt posted on en.intercer.net from ADRA Canada.
