PROJECT UPDATE--Here is a report on what Adventists are doing in the God Loves New York project.
	Kabul Medical Work Rebounds--An Adventist couple has entered Afghanistan to reestablish the Kabul Medical Center.
	Impacting New York With the Gospel--The Seventh-day Adventist Church steps up its outreach the big apple.
	The Seventh-day Adventist Response Continues--Adventists all over North America are responding to the terrorist attacks.
	LLU Delays Kabul University Project--Loma Linda University puts medical education venture on hold at Kabul University.
	Adventists Assist in America's Recovery--New York state has given Adventist Community Services a major role in the state's recovery efforts. Get all the details here.
	The Band Marches In--Oakwood College students shared a message of love and hope in the streets of New York through music.
	Who's to Blame?--In the wake of tragedy, General Conference Ministerial Secretary James Cress seeks to explain the unexplainable.

	Coping After Tragedy-- Here's a poignant interview with Madeline Moy, a widow since September 11.
	Now More Than Ever-- We can lessen death's sting by making sure our families and our wishes for the Lord's work are taken care of.
	Twin Towser of Tragedy & TRIUMPH--Last year's attack on the United States sheds light on a terrorist attack 2,000 years ago.
	Answer the 9/11 Call--Did you lose a relative or friend in the 9/11 attack? Did you narrowly escape the tragedy? The Adventist Review wants to hear from you.
	First In, Last Out--William G. Johnsson offers a personal reflection on a September 11 hero.
	Ash Tuesday--Can any good come out of September 11? William G. Johnsson answers tough questions.
	The Greatest Gift--NBC Christmas Special produced in New York City by Seventh-day Adventists.
	These Times--Adventist Review editor William Johnsson offers more reflections on September 11.
	Out of the Ashes--Young adults respond to a changing world.
	The September 11 Sky--Clifford Goldstein offers his reflections on the recent terrorist attacks.
	Understanding Islamic Fundamentalism--Adventist News Network interviews Borge Schantz, an Adventist scholar who has tracked Islamic culture for more than 10 years.
	The New York City Project--North American Division president Don Schneider shares a vision of evangelism and outreach in New York.
	It's OK to Be Angry--A reflection on September 11 by Adventist Review associate editor Roy Adams.
	From Tragedy to Triumph--A printed message from Mark Finley, speaker and director of the It Is Written television ministry.
	Terror From The Sky--The It Is Written broadcast for September 30, viewable with Real Player.

	Special Report: America Mourns--Week II coverage featuring printed reports, news updates, responses from lay members, devotional messages and a radio broadcast.
	Attack on America: An Adventist Response--Week I coverage includes early reports and a video message from GC president Jan Paulsen and NAD president Don Schneider.

	Answer the 9/11 Call--Did you lose a relative or friend in the 9/11 attack? Did you narrowly escape the tragedy? The Adventist Review wants to hear from you.
	How You Can Help--Many have sprung into action. You can too.
	Share Your Story--Where were you on September 11? How did these terrible events affect you? The Adventist Review would love to hear from you.