Origins Museum of Nature: State-of-the-Art Adventist Museum
Puerto Ayora, Ecuador
Reaching tourists from cities around the world, Origins is the church’s first high-technology museum.
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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According to unofficial estimates, the facilities have lodged and supported around 2,000 women.
The training focuses on various topics such as astronomy, ecology, brain science, and nanoscience. In the past two years, 80 school principals have participated. . .
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.
Mobile clinic sets up on church properties to provide free dental and vision care plus free medical screening.
This world-class facility serves as a welcoming, safe place for children of many diverse abilities. A first-of-its-kind harness system allows all kids, regardless of disability, to explore their environment independently.
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.
One-Year-In-Mission volunteers are teaching language classes for immigrants, fitness classes for kids, and healthy cooking classes for families at a Life Hope Center in Chile's capital.
The Centro CEF Urban Center of Influence reaches out in multiple ways, including an online support group for women, art and language tutoring for kids, home visitation, and more.
Twenty years ago, a nurse in New York City began sharing her own food with people suffering extreme poverty in the Bronx. Today, the project has grown to serve 7,000 people.