March 25, 2022

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COMMENTARY: STABILITY

By Doug Inglish … For some of you, this might be new, but I’ve seen this before.

When I was a young driver, not really needing my own car, yet but finding it necessary to borrow one of the family cars from time to time, I had enough sense of responsibility to put some gas in the tank now and then. No big deal. So, by the time I did buy my first car, the habit of paying for my own fuel was well established.

Then everything changed. Or, I should say everything began changing on a daily basis, sometimes multiple times in a day. Every time I passed a gas station, a new and higher price was posted. 

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OPINION: TRUE COMMUNITY

By Jon Roberts – We are blessed to be living in America; however, that blessing can also be our curse and downfall.

It took coming halfway around the world to a predominantly Muslim country for me to discover what true community is. I entered the trip with the normal anticipation every American has to see the famous sights of Egypt –the pyramids and the mummies, etc.

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NEW PASTORS JOIN OUR CONFERENCE

By Mickey Mallory – Denver, Colorado … Several new pastors recently joined our ministerial family at Rocky Mountain Conference. What follows is an introduction in their own words:

Brooke Melendez is the part-time associate pastor at the Adventure Church in Greeley, Colorado. Brooke’s greatest passion in ministry is helping people feel valued and to understand that they belong. 

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BRIDGING THE GENERATIONAL GAP: HAVING CONVERSATIONS ABOUT RACE WITH YOUR FAMILY

By AdventHealth — The closeness and safety of family during uncertain times can be so comforting. Some cultures have a deep history rooted in the importance of close-knit families. “It takes a village” is a concept lived by many Asian American families who value close relationships with extended family. In a cultural tradition like theirs, the health of the community typically takes precedence over any one individual, especially for the older generations.

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Here are four things you can do right now:

1️⃣ Donate at ADRA.org/helpnow
During emergencies, the number one way you can support ADRA International and our humanitarians on the ground is through your donations. Monetary donations allow our team in Ukraine to respond immediately to the specific needs of each community.

2️⃣ Gather in prayer
Matthew 18:20 tells us: "For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them.” We know that there is power and comfort in prayer. We encourage you to attend one of the many vigils being held for the millions who are affected by the crisis in Ukraine, or to start one of your own!

3️⃣ Stay informed
Staying informed is important during times of humanitarian crises. Whether through verified and trustworthy social media channels, digital news, newspapers or your favorite news channel on TV, make sure you tune in to a reliable news source.

4️⃣ Take a break
We are all living through very stressful times and it can be difficult to escape the constant barrage of bad news. It's important to find the balance between staying informed and caring for your mental health! Be sure to take a regular break from the news and even your social media.

This post was originally published on ADRA's Facebook page

 
 
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