“The aim is to influence the governments right across the Pacific and I think we are making big, bold advances in that area.”
Author: Tracey Bridcutt
A Sanitarium initiative is making a big difference in the lives of many Australian children who would otherwise start their day hungry.
Numbers had dwindled from 22 attendees to just five. The church was set to close. Then a miracle happened.
Church would be a place where everyone is accepted, regardless of what they wear or how they look, they said.
Volunteer missionaries in Madang Manus Mission (Papua New Guinea) welcomed a recent visit by Cliff Morgan and Dr Neil Watts from Volunteers in Action.
"They will be positive contributors to the wellbeing of our nation."
Almost 200 people have requested Bible studies following a health evangelistic program held in Aenalaema village, on the outskirts of Honiara, Solomon Islands, in May.
Three special birthdays are making 2018 a big year for Sanitarium!
The chicken dance and a healthy food mufti day were among the fun activities.
The summit will include a TED-style talk on brain health and how lifestyle plays a vital role.
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