Past Events

03/31/2022 – 04/03/2022

RESTORED: Mental Health Summit

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Mental Health needs have grown increasingly among all population groups, especially during the pandemic.  Join us for this online, virtual Summit to discuss the opportunities available for ministry.  Continuing education will also be provided for health professionals.  Click the website link above for details.

03/08/2022

AAFCN InTouch: Prayer & Praise

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Join us for this time of Prayer & Praise with our special guest, DeeAnn Bragaw, Women’s Ministries Director for the NAD.

01/13/2022

Resilience, Thriving Under Pressure

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Join us for the next AAFCN InTouch webinar with Dr. Ivan Williams, Director of Ministerial Association.

Topic:  Resilience, Thriving Under Pressure

Caregiving professionals carry a tremendous load in our world today. The pressure health care workers, social service providers and clergy face can only be relieved when resilience is the focus and conscious choices are made that lead towards responsible wholeness. Join us to discover how to thrive under the pressures of caregiving.

Date:  Thursday, January 13, 2022

Time:  12:00 noon, Eastern

Visit the website (above) for more details on how to join the Zoom meeting.

12/16/2021

Joy of Eating Club: December

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Time:  4:00 – 5:30 pm, ET

Topic: TBA

 

11/18/2021

Joy of Eating Club: Plant-full Holiday Season

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Time:  4:00 – 5:30 pm, ET

Topic: Celebrating a Plant-full Holiday Season

The holiday season is upon us and with that comes all the special dishes we reserve (or try to) for this time of the year. But how does our body respond to these occasional splurges? Are there plant-based solutions to minimize the extra calories, sugar, fat, and sodium that so easily pile up during the holidays? Does the Bible have anything to say about foods for special occasions? You don’t want to miss our upcoming article discussing these interesting questions and our special JOE program which will be entirely dedicated to a full holiday meal cooking demo, with Maggie Collins & Lucia Tiffany.

And as holidays also reminds us of gifts we will be giving away an Instant Pot during our live Zoom program based on the following rules:

  1. The participant needs to be present during the live Zoom meeting
  2. The participant will cook a 100% plant-based holiday dish in advance and will show the finalized dish to us during the Zoom meeting
  3. The participant will have 1 minute to tell us why they should win the prize
  4. The participant will have a recipe of the dish available for sharing via email in case he or she wins the prize
  5. The participant needs to reside in the US or Canada
  6. Everyone present at the live Zoom meeting will have the ability to vote on the dishes presented and the winner will be based on the votes.

10/25/2021

AAHWC Business Meeting

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Time:  7:30 – 9:00 pm, EST

Visit the Association’s homepage to access documents in preparation for the meeting.  You will need your Charter Membership login to view the documents.

10/21/2021

The Salt of the Earth: How Much is Safe to Use

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Time:  4:00 – 5:30 pm, EST

Topic: The Salt of the Earth: How Much is Safe to Use

Health experts agree that most people consume too much sodium, and that it has been linked to some health problems, especially an increased risk for cardiovascular disease. One study concluded that salt (the main source of sodium in our foods) is associated with almost 10% of deaths related to cardiovascular disease worldwide. With that in mind, is there room to safely use salt at all? Are there healthier salt-substitutes? How can our food taste good if we cut back or even eliminate table salt? Can we also develop health problems from consuming too little sodium? We will answer these and other questions related to salt based on the Word of God and current research.

10/21/2021

Joy of Eating Club: Salt of the Earth

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Time:  4:00 – 5:30 pm, EST

Topic: The Salt of the Earth, How Much is Safe to Use

Health experts agree that most people consume too much sodium, and that it has been linked to some health problems, especially an increased risk for cardiovascular disease. One study concluded that salt (the main source of sodium in our foods) is associated with almost 10% of deaths related to cardiovascular disease worldwide. With that in mind, is there room to safely use salt at all? Are there healthier salt-substitutes? How can our food taste good if we cut back or even eliminate table salt? Can we also develop health problems from consuming too little sodium? We will answer these and other questions related to salt based on the Word of God and current research.

10/09/2021

Vaccine Mandates: Overreaching or Responsible?

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Time:  5:00 – 6:30 pm, EST

The North American Division Public Affairs and Religious Liberty (PARL) department is holding a symposium to discuss the recent vaccine mandates. Participants will include key pastors, health professionals, and leaders within PARL. The live stream can be viewed through Liberty Magazine’s YouTube channel or the NARLA Freedom Facebook page.

10/02/2021 – 10/03/2021

Journey to Wholeness Facilitator Training

Glendale, California
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As a Facilitator for the Journey to Wholeness (JTW) program, you will be empowered with the skills, understanding, and compassion needed to help individuals who are walking the path to freedom from addictions, hurts, habits, and hangups.  Whatever your current level of understanding about addictions, we welcome you to join this group.

Join us for our next live training, October 2-3, 2021.  You can attend in person in Glendale, California, or virtually through Zoom for a limited number of participants.  This fulfills a portion of the 3-part training to become a JTW Facilitator.

Schedule

  • Sabbath, October 2 — includes Church service, afternoon training and optional evening testimonies
  • Sunday, October 3 — training will begin at 9:00 am and continue through 6:00 pm.

Registration is open now through September 20.

Attendees must attend all sessions in order to receive the certificate. Please make your own lodging and transportation arrangements.