Jaquenette Prillman is a nurse who contradicted COVID-19 in April 2020, back when our knowledge of the virus and its spread was limited in comparison to what we know today.
Jaquenette also gave a brief testimony during the division’s in a special broadcast on May 15th, “Is the COVID-19 Vaccine Trustworthy? A Biblical Conversation about Science.” She is here to tell us about her traumatic experience with the virus, and how her faith has played a role in her long-haul recovery. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-TZCMo61Gk

There are many questions about the safety and effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccine. This program will look at the religious connection between the Christian church and Science and the role that vaccines play. Medical experts will examine the benefits of living a healthy lifestyle and also discuss some of the myths about the COVID-19 vaccine. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COwVIkaEkO8

Women in pastoral ministry … That’s a topic that generates a lot of opinions within our denomination, and especially within the territory of the NAD. No matter which side of the proverbial aisle you reside in, there’s no denying the countless ways God has and continues to use women to minister on his behalf. Our guest for this episode is Yepsica Moreno. Yepsica is originally from the South America Country of Colombia. She began her professional career an accountant but eventually became an active-duty chaplain for the United States Army. She’s here to share her journey to becoming a chaplain, and the transformative experiences that shaped her perception of women as pastors. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tY6KHrLXfk4

Our guest for this episode is Tanya Musgrave, a professional filmmaker and podcaster (The Practical Filmmaker) with a passion for networking. As a graduate of Southern Adventist University’s film program, Tanya has seized and created many opportunities to broaden the Adventist filmmaker community. Tanya has a heart for empowering young filmmakers with resources and contacts that will boost their career paths. She’s here to talk about her journey as an Adventist filmmaker and lessons she’s learned along the way. Follow Tanya’s podcast, The Practical Filmmaker, by visiting its website: https://thepracticalfilmmaker.com/ Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzW-dmDI6X0

The subject on the table for this episode is extremely complex and delicate, and some may say controversial. We’re here to talk about the Equality Act and the Fairness for All Act. The Equality Act, if adopted into law, will expand protections found in the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to matters related to gender identity and sexual orientation. It would be a landmark piece of civil rights legislation. Here’s the thing, due to religious liberty concerns, the Seventh-day Adventist Church is in opposition to the act and has instead backed the Fairness for All Act or FFA. Supporters of FFA say its advocate for the rights of LGBTQAI citizens in the secular space, while maintaining the ability to make decisions related to core religious beliefs. Melissa Reid, associate director of NAD PARL, and Todd McFarland, associate general counsel of GC and NAD are here to walk us through the Church’s position with the two acts. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xctx2s3pVL8