“I am the Lord’s servant,” Mary answered. “May your word to me be fulfilled.” Then the angel left her.
Read more at the source: Luke 1:38
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11.5 Breaking of Bread and Prayer – UNITY IN WORSHIP | Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A.
Series ONENESS IN CHRIST with Pastor Kurt Piesslinger, M.A. |
11.UNITY IN WORSHIP |
11.5 Breaking of Bread and Prayer
My God bless you today and always.
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Pastor of Adventist Supporting Ministry Accused of Molesting Child
11 December 2018 | Daniel Houston Shafer, 76, the pastor of an Adventist supporting ministry, has been jailed in Harrison County, West Virginia on a charge that he molested a girl under 12. Shafer pastors Highway for the Remnant Ministries in Elk Creek, Virginia
Read more at the source: Pastor of Adventist Supporting Ministry Accused of Molesting Child
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Skin Care
Most people don’t think of skin as an organ but is considered to be the largest organ in our body. Quite a bit of money is spent on maintaining it. Foot creams, facial masks and hand lotions are among the products we like to use to help our skin to stay healthy and look young. However, there are other things we can do to help keep it healthy.
Sun. Getting exposure to the sun is healthy for our bodies but too much sun can damage the skin. Using a sunblock with at least an SPF of 15 will help minimize the damage caused by ultraviolet rays. Also, avoiding the sun between 10:00 am and 4:00 pm will also help minimize skin damage.1
Food. Most health experts will say that outside of eating a healthy diet and drinking plenty of water, the diet has little effect on skin. A healthy diet helps support healthy blood flow and this helps our skin get the nutrients we need. However, one study showed that eating low glycemic foods such whole plant foods, may play a role in preventing acne. Researchers suggest that more studies are needed to help understand this connection.2 It has also been reported that foods such as chocolate, soda, and greasy foods can aggravate symptoms.3
Smoking. Next to our skin are tiny blood vessels that deliver oxygen and nutrients to the skin. Tobacco smoke restricts these vessels and our skin does not get all of the nutrients it needs. To help maintain our skin, quit smoking and avoid second-hand smoke.
Bathe. A daily bath or shower helps the skin to stay clean and helps to maintain moisture. To help keep the skin hydrated, pat dry and avoid rubbing the skin. Keep baths and showers to 5 – 10 minutes. Longer bathing times increase drying the skin. This will help prevent drying. Use ointments and creams 3 minutes after bathing. This will also help keep the skin hydrated.4 Keep skin moisturized with lotions after washing your hands will help skin to stay healthy. Use a lip balm to keep lips from drying out.
As we age, our skin gets thinner, starts to wrinkle and may not heal as fast as our younger days. Developing a few habits can help slow the aging process and keep our skin healthy.
Pamela A. Williams writes from Southern California.
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In Haiti, Adventist Church launches Hope Channel Inter-America in major cities
After nearly two years of making the proper connections in the cable company business, the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Haiti recently launched Hope Channel Inter-America in an effort to spread the gospel message to the millions of people on the island. Local church leaders consider it a true blessing and milestone to have been able to launch the television channel through two special live church services held on Nov. 10, 2018, from Port-au-Prince.
“This has been several years in the…
Read more at the source: In Haiti, Adventist Church launches Hope Channel Inter-America in major cities
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