Tag: 10000 Toes

Pastor Glenn Townend reflects on the past and present impact of the Adventist health message.

Adventist Health (South Pacific Division) has appointed Mrs Carly Moore as director of the Community Health Education Presenter (CHEP) training program.

A group of around 30 Seventh-day Adventists have hiked Papua New Guinea's iconic Kokoda Track in an effort to raise awareness of the diabetes epidemic in the South Pacific.

Thirty church members from across Samoa recently received CHIP training to help improve the health of their local communities.

Jarrod Stackelroth is getting ready to tackle the Kokoda Track. His weight-loss journey, though, is about so much more than a one-time event.

CHIP facilitators are being trained throughout the Pacific to help combat a pandemic of lifestyle disease.

For the One Word music group, a recent trip to Australia provided a wonderful opportunity to see the sights and sing some songs.

In July next year, South Pacific Division president Pastor Glenn Townend and his son will head to the famous Kokoda Track to fight a new, deadly enemy.

Leaders from the Seventh-day Adventist Church and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints met to discuss Fiji's lifestyle disease crisis.

Type 2 diabetes is approaching pandemic proportions in the Pacific. It's time to stamp it out.