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While the government is planning a long-term solution for the freed laborers, the immediate need is for shelter, food, and medical relief

They estimate that it will take more than three months to complete their journey

August 28, 2000

The Seventh-day Adventist Church has entered a new phase in which intentional, long-range planning is essential, says Dr. Michael Ryan

The convention, which ran from August 6 to 11, attracted over 4,500 activists from four continents.

Judge Marvin J. Garbis of the U.S. District Court initially denied CUC's claim in 1996

Campaign volunteers also aimed to promote awareness of environmental issues

While the government is planning a long-term solution for the freed laborers, the immediate need is for shelter, food, and medical relief

They estimate that it will take more than three months to complete their journey

August 28, 2000

The Seventh-day Adventist Church has entered a new phase in which intentional, long-range planning is essential, says Dr. Michael Ryan

The convention, which ran from August 6 to 11, attracted over 4,500 activists from four continents.

Judge Marvin J. Garbis of the U.S. District Court initially denied CUC's claim in 1996

Campaign volunteers also aimed to promote awareness of environmental issues