Breast cancer is the most common cancer worldwide in women, although it can also affect men. With 1.7 million women diagnosed with breast cancer in 2012, most of us know someone who has had this diagnosis. Again, early detection and treatment are important in combatting this disease.
A worker's seminar and spiritual conference were held from August 8-13, 2016 in the Rwanda Union Mission. Brother Davi P. Silva (GC President), Brother Jorai Cruz (Western U.S. Union), and Brother John Bosco (Nothern African Regional Secretary) were present to deliver the messages on:
Building our Character for Eternity (Brother Bosco)
Tithe and Offerings, and How Rwanda can Become Self-supporting (Brother Bosco)
Our Greatest Mission in our Time (Brother Bosco)
Righteousness by Faith (Brother Cruz)
Saved by Grace (Brother Silva) and
As we talked about last week, prevention and early detection is the key to victory over many diseases, including cancers. Today we are covering a topic very relative to all men—prostate health.
"In the February e-newsletter of the Good Tidings, we posted an appeal for Fiji. We asked for your prayers and also financial support for our brethren who suffered much after Cyclone Winston left the islands of Fiji extensively damaged. During that time, sadly, one brother was killed and his wife suffered great injuries, whilst many others were left homeless. Many villages were totally destroyed by the winds and floods.
DIET VERSUS MODERN DISEASES
On Sunday, July 17, 2016, the 31st Health Education Meeting organized by the Italian Field's Health Department was held at the Blu Hotel in Collegno, Italy. We had the privilege of having 50 individuals with us, including church members and guests.
The speaker, Brother Luiz Costa, gave an interesting and lively presentation on the topic: "Diet vs. Modern Diseases".