“I understand you want to be a foster mom,” said the woman who knocked on Shoni Evans’ front door in a small community in Alaska.
“I . . . maybe,” Evans replied nervously.
“Well, these two babies need a foster mom,” the woman said insistently.
Evans had seen the native babies before with their foster mom at the local Adventist church she attended. But during this reintroduction, the woman holding them brought them into the Evans’ home and laid them on the couch along with medical equipment.
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Adventist youth’s call-in prayer center draws attention
For about a month, children enrolled in Adventurers Clubs in the southeastern Brazilian state of Espírito Santo have called adults and the elderly to pray with them and offer encouragement during the pandemic-related lockdown. The “Prayer Call Center” project aroused the interest of TV Gazeta, an affiliate of the Rede Globo network, Brazil’s largest.
Reporters featured Adventist children from the city of Linhares, in the northern region of Espírito Santo state. The segments aired on the “ESTV…
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Facing coronavirus at Respiro Association
During these very difficult times, the work of Respiro has grown a lot on the counseling side of things. So many people have contacted the Bucharest-based association asking for help, that in addition to the psychologists they already had on the team, they have added five pastors to the ranks who handle the spiritually focused cases.
“We are hard at work, but we enjoy great results,” said Gabriel Iarca, Respiro Association president. “Our plan for the future is to extend our counseling…
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This #Pandemic is the Best Time for Us to Live #Healthy
How can you make a difference during the #coronavirus #pandemic? Get the flu vaccine. It will not protect you against coronavirus but remember that over 20,000 people died from #influenza in 2019. We don't want to add to any of the mortality. Make sure that you use simple, practical, preventive measures. That way you will be healthier and those around you will too. We're in a global crisis. A pandemic and people are blaming a #virus we cannot even see. Does the way I live my daily life affect my resistance to the infection? This is a time for us to live healthily, to trust #God, and healthy living makes a difference. And it boosts our immunity. Make good choices. These tips are from Dr. Peter Landless, Director of Health Ministries for the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Learn more from #HealthMinistries here: https://healthministries.com/ Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBUV2g25yLY
What are the Best Things to do to Maintain a Healthy Lifestyle?
How you can make a difference during the Coronavirus pandemic. In your daily living, watching your lifestyle, choose to do the best things. What does that mean? Exercise. Exercise is very important. You don't have to exercise with people, in fact, you should maintain social distancing. At least six feet from others. But, it doesn't mean that you have to stop moving. What else should we do? We should drink plenty of pure water. People are talking about drinking a lot of water and excessive water or not enough water. How do you know if you're drinking enough water? Simple. Just look at the color of your urine. If the urine is a nice, clear color, the same as tap water, you know you're drinking enough. These tips are from Dr. Peter Landless, Director of Health Ministries for the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Learn more from #HealthMinistries here: https://healthministries.com/ Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_v87KgPGbM
