Welcome Baby
Auckland, New Zealand
A clothing library, counseling, and a ready group of friends are among the ways church members at the Welcome Baby center seek to encourage new moms in the community.
A clothing library, counseling, and a ready group of friends are among the ways church members at the Welcome Baby center seek to encourage new moms in the community.
“We have the ability to awaken in children an interest in Creation, telling them they can learn to enjoy nature here, as they prepare to enjoy it for eternity,”
Jeremy Dixon, New Zealand author of eight cookbooks, also has a cafe where he serves healthful food. He's on a mission to help others eat healthfully and to help some start similar cafes.
Professor Judy Miles runs a food pantry for students of Southwestern Adventist University, addressing a hunger problem that is all too common on university campuses.
A radio talk show hosted by the Chinese Ministry Center in Jakarta led to the establishment of multiple urban centers of influence, including successful health food stores and lifestyle training centers.
Serving 1.7 million tourists from cities across Australia and around the world, this vegan restaurant/outpost center offers great food and so much more.
Nearly 70% of Panama's 4 million residents live in cities. In fact, half of Panama's citizens reside in the capital city! Members are working creatively to reach them.
The church provides regular meals to homeless people and others in a park in the center of the city. The park is also the venue used for health classes, Bible studies and worship services.
Reaching tourists from cities around the world, Origins is the church’s first high-technology museum.
Through music lessons, the residents of Khon Kaen, Thailand are making friends, growing in ability, and finding peace.
"The first challenge was to clean up an area that ran 260 feet (80 meters) along the academy’s north wall. This was where piles of garbage rose to eight feet in height."
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The seven-story building houses a bookstore, a health food store, a foreign-language school, a music school, a health center, ADRA’s Vietnam headquarters, and meeting halls for two congregations.