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Happiness in Adversity

2025-11-12T09:57:35-05:00

Happiness in Adversity The month of August is generally celebrated as the month of happiness. It seems logical to dedicate a day or a month to proclaim as the happy month since the weather is often nice, summer vacation is in full swing, so to speak, and it has been a good month to take a cruise. However, even though the climate might cooperate for an enjoyable vacation, there is socioeconomic and geopolitical unrest, poverty, and wickedness is pervasive. The Bible indicates in Matthew 24, that toward the close of earth’s history, wickedness will abound in high places, there will be wars, famines, earthquakes, and [...]

Happiness in Adversity2025-11-12T09:57:35-05:00

When Faith Transfers into Action

2025-11-12T12:18:19-05:00

When Faith Transfers into Action As we move further into the year, we reflect on the many wonderful things that have happened. Numerous individuals and families have explored and enjoyed exuberant vacation trips. Some have known success, others sorrow, but all share the basic human drive to live. July has long been identified as a month symbolizing freedom, deliverance, and spiritual power. In a world of chaos, it’s important to know that “faith” still works. This story embodies the love, concern, faith and action of one phenomenal RN nurse. Nurse E.M, as she is affectionately called, [...]

When Faith Transfers into Action2025-11-12T12:18:19-05:00

From Despair to Hope: The Faith Community Nurse and Suicide Prevention

2025-11-11T16:26:12-05:00

From Despair to Hope: The Faith Community Nurse and Suicide Prevention Suicide is one of the most pressing yet least spoken-about public health issues in our society and sadly, in many churches. According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention (2023), suicide is the 11th leading cause of death in the United States. Despite its prevalence, the conversation often remains cloaked in shame, stigma, or silence. For the faith community nurse, suicide prevention is not just a clinical matter, it is a calling. Our role bridges spiritual care and health advocacy, especially when someone utters the most heartbreaking words: “I want to die.”  Not long ago, [...]

From Despair to Hope: The Faith Community Nurse and Suicide Prevention2025-11-11T16:26:12-05:00

A New Vision for Adventist Recovery Ministries

2025-06-18T14:49:53-04:00

A New Vision for Adventist Recovery Ministries By David Sedlacek, PhD, LCSW, CFLE Adventist Recovery Ministries (ARMin) began in 2010 when SDA Regeneration officially went under the auspices of the North American Division Health Ministries Department. Our vision was to expand the view of addiction from simply alcohol and drugs to any obsession, compulsion or addiction that had a crippling effect on human beings. This vision included multiple behavioral addictions such as food, gambling, media, sex, to name a few. Other “drugs” of choice include processes and activities that are out of balance in a person’s [...]

A New Vision for Adventist Recovery Ministries2025-06-18T14:49:53-04:00

Jesus Is Ready to Help!

2025-06-18T14:40:41-04:00

Jesus Is Ready to Help! By Frank S. My name is Frank, and I am a new creature in Christ (2 Cor 5:17). I am recovering from the malady of alcoholism, which is the misuse of self will. As you will hear from my experience, it runs riot if it is left unchecked. The only way I have found to keep it in check is to turn my will and my life over to the care of Jesus. Step 3 of the 12 steps of recovery says we need to turn our will and our lives [...]

Jesus Is Ready to Help!2025-06-18T14:40:41-04:00
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