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By: Andrea Luxton
By: Thor Thordarson
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By: Nicholas Miller
One pastor takes up the challenge
How should the Church carry out its mission during a worldwide pandemic? How can it preach the gospel and protect its religious freedoms at a time when most churches around the country are closed for worship?
Adapting to a fast-paced world has long been a challenge for many churches. Technology is advancing faster than most can learn it, and with so many responsibilities on our plates, keeping up with modern technology often takes a back seat.
Working in a school of a university setting means living in a constant environment of change — new students, new course material, finding new ways to present old material, seeking creative ways to support, encourage and nurture the minds and hearts of every student. In the words of Ellen White, “. . .the work of education and redemption are one.” And redemption, by its very nature, is about bringing change.
Physicians, nurses and other associates at AMITA Health arrived on the COVID-19 front lines earlier than most U.S. healthcare providers.
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Massive layoffs, skyrocketing unemployment, and a roller-coaster stock market would be enough to upset the stomach of even the experienced thrill-seeker. But add a deadly virus to the mix and suddenly it seems like someone hit the fast-forward button on time left for this old world of ours.
It seems the whole world is fighting the COVID-19 virus (SARS-CoV-2). Here are a few simple and practical ways we can gain victory over viruses, whether influenza or corona.
While many are quarantined at home figuring out what to do with their time, Keila Sánchez, scarf designer and church member at Paw Paw Seventh-day Adventist Church, has put her skills to work sewing medical face masks for local and out-of-state healthcare providers.
The Lake Union approved guidelines on sexuality and gender for Church institutions at the March 4, 2020 executive committee meeting.
