I chose this article because the title of the article captivated me. The article had little to do with the Adventist religion itself, but rather the community aide and support it provides for others.

The Seventh-day Adventist Hospital in Berlin, Krankenhaus Waldfriede, Germany has started a program where mothers can bring their newborn babies to the hospital and abandon them there. It began as an action to try to prevent and to stop the rates of abandoned children from rising. The program started about three years ago and is called the “Baby Cradle”. The actual “Baby Cradle” is a small door on the outside wall of the hospital. This is the door where mothers can open and place their baby inside. Confidentiality is assured and the mother has enough time to leave the area without being seen. Then the process beg

I have come to my own conclusions about Adventists. By reading this article and the information about them given in our book, Adventists follow lives of commitment to God and his plan for us, which include following his commands as being for our best good (doing good unto others). Through a world-wide network of schools, Adventists seek to better humanity through whatever means. Through the Adventist Development and Relief Agency and other programs, the Adventist Church provides practical assistance to those less fortunate, caring for the poor and disadvantaged in many countries of the world, without regard for race, religion or nationality. The Church also operates youth camps, community service projects, family life counseling and other programs to assist those wishing to overcome drug addiction and alcohol or tobacco dependence. Seventh-day Adventists communicate hope by focusing on the quality of life and a perfect example of how they pr

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