Past Events

09/19/2021 – 09/24/2021

Made to Move 5k Run/Walk

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Race Day:  Sunday, September 19

Or you can participate any day that week and submit your time for a chance to enter the Winner’s Circle

You choose the time and location, just make sure it is 5k (3.1 miles). Bring along your church, your friends, or go solo.

Register by September 5 to get your shirt sent before Race Day.  We cannot guarantee your items will arrive in time if you register after September 5.  Please note, valid US mailing address is needed (includes Guam/Micronesia).

09/18/2021 – 09/25/2021

Made to Move Challenge: Season 2

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Details coming soon!

09/16/2021

Protecting our Greatest Assets

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Time:  7:00 – 8:30 pm, Eastern

Presenter: Dr. Janet Johnson, Pediatrician

Objectives

  1. Understand the impact of COVID-19 and the variants on children’s health and how to protect our greatest assets
  2. COVID-19 Vaccines in Children and Adolescents – what are the options
  3. Understand the impact of COVID-19 and how it affects our children’s education and mental health
  4. Identify the impact of COVID-19 on children with regards to: Abuse and neglect, food insecurity
  5. Define ways to safely transition back to school

1.0 contact hour available for nurses who attend the live webinar.  Teachers are also welcome to attend.  Registration is FREE and required.

09/16/2021

Nutrition Considerations for Vegetarians, Part 2

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Time:  4:00 – 5:30 pm, EST

Topic: Nutrition Considerations for Vegetarians, Part 2

A vegetarian diet has been associated with a vast array of health benefits, but what makes it so powerful in preventing, managing, or even reversing chronic diseases is not only the elimination of meat and other animal products, but also the plant-based food choices that are made. In this webinar we will look at a few more nutrients of “concern” on a plant-based diet and how to make sure we are not falling short on them to guarantee we are doing the best we can in optimizing our health.

09/15/2021 – 10/24/2021

Foundations of Faith Community Nursing Course

Kathleen Coleman
301-873-2032
kcoleman@adventisthealthcare.com
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Dates:  September 15 – October 24, 2021

Time: Varies.  Visit the Foundations Course page for details

Format:  Online/Virtual through Zoom

Cost:  $335 per person

Faith Community Nurses (FCNs) provide intentional care to the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs of individuals and communities. This five-week virtual/online course utilizes the 2019 Foundations of Faith Community Nursing curriculum to help nurses of any faith or spiritual community to provide information to promote wellness, healing, health promotion, and disease prevention and lifestyle management.

This course will meet on Sunday and Thursday evenings for a total of 40.5 contact hours.  Students must attend all sessions in order to receive credit for completion.  Visit the Foundations Course page for more information.

Registration closes on midnight September 8, 2021

09/13/2021

Coaching Association Business Meeting

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During the first official Business meeting of the Adventist Association of Health and Wellness Coaching, we will formally organize the leadership team for the first term of office and discuss the Bylaws.  We will also look at the upcoming plans for training and skill development through the organization.  Plan to join us for this important meeting!  Charter Members will be sent an email with information on how to join the meeting.

Time: 4:30 pm Pacific / 7:30 pm Eastern

08/19/2021

Nutrition Considerations for Vegetarians, Part 1

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Time:  4:00 – 5:30 pm, EST

Topic: Nutrition Considerations for Vegetarians, Part 1

A vegetarian diet has been associated with a vast array of health benefits, but what makes it so powerful in preventing, managing, or even reversing chronic diseases is not only the elimination of meat and other animal products, but also the plant-based food choices that are made. In this upcoming webinar we will discuss what are the nutrients of “concern” on a plant-based diet and how to make sure we are not falling short on them to guarantee we are doing the best we can in optimizing our health.

08/12/2021

Communication & Relational Aspects of COVID-19

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Date:  Thursday, August 12

Time:  12:00 pm (noon), Eastern

Presenter:  Costin Jordache, Vice President, Adventist HealthCare

Topic: Navigating the Communication & Relational Aspects of COVID-19

James 1:19 counsels believers to “be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to get angry.” That can be challenging in this land of many opinions concerning how best to curb the current pandemic.  This is sure to be a very helpful presentation for FCNs who often find themselves ministering in the midst of differing opinions.

08/09/2021

Coaching Association Information Session

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The Adventist Association of Health and Wellness Coaching has been accepting Charter Members since January.  This information session is for anyone wanting to learn about the goals and objectives of the organization.  We will give you an update on the organization formation and leadership opportunities.  Please plan to join us for this important meeting!  Charter Members will be sent an email with information on how to join the meeting.

Time: 3:30 pm Pacific / 6:30 pm Eastern

07/25/2021 – 08/06/2021

Mountain View Conference Wellness Camp, WV

Huttonsville, West Virginia
Valerie Morikone
304-422-4581
valeriem@mvcsda.org
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The Mountain View Conference Wellness Camp 2021 (July 25-August 6, 2021)  10-day residential lifestyle experience in health speaks to our commitment to assist individuals in their journey to wholeness. We seek to educate and encourage all to live Christ-filled lives through the spiritual, mental and physical. We support the NAD’s mission by bringing physical, mental, spiritual and social wellbeing to our communities. We focus on the individuals well-being and meet their needs by bringing them into a space where they can solely focus on their health.

The program includes lab work, plant-based meals, walks, cooking demos, lifestyle coaching, massage, health education, rest, and on-site medical doctor.