Canadian Adventist Messenger for 1994 - Vol. 63 - No. 05

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ANADIAN ADVENeTISrT
0 ONE WANTED to be in desires, greed, anger, malice, slander, the assaults of Satan." Desire of Ages
his presence. At a glance it filthy language, and lies, (Col. 3:5-9) pp. 323-324.
Nwas obvious he was a preventing us from experiencing a How does the soul "yield" to
leper. He and his kind were shunned. victorious Christian life? Christ? It is by giving our thoughts,
His life was a very lonely one Is guilt, like leprosy, eating away at words and actions to God every
because, by law, he was not permitted our conscience, causing us to feel moment of every day.
to associate with the "clean" people. unclean? Does life seem hopeless? May I suggest that in order to
One day he heard about a man There is only one way to healing "yield" our soul to Christ, it is
called Jesus who was going about and ultimate victory, and that is important to start every day with
preaching God's love and healing all through complete surrender to Jesus. meaningful communion with Him in
manner of diseases. His hope of "For whosoever is born of God Bible study and prayer. I have learned
healing was revived. "Oh," he overcometh the world; and this is the that by consecrating my life to God
thought, "if only I could get close to victory that overcometh the world, every morning I receive the power to
Him." even our faith. Who is he that live in His presence moment by
It was not very long before the overcometh the world, but he that moment and experience the fullness
opportunity arose. As he came near, believeth that Jesus is the Son of God. of abundant life that He has
the crowd that surrounded Jesus (1 John 5: 4, 5) promised. (Eph. 3:17-20)
parted. Who would dare take hold of Doesn't it seem paradoxical that in While Jesus was here on earth, He
him to restrain him? He was a leper. order to be victorious, one must realized the necessity of spending,
Coming close to Jesus he fell at his surrender? That just doesn't happen time with his heavenly Father in
feet and begged, "If you are willing, naturally in our world today. prayer. "Now in the morning, having
you can make me clean." In response, In the most beautiful book ever risen a long while before daylight, He
Jesus touched him saving, "I am written on the life of Christ, we can went out into a solitary place, and
willing, be clean." Immediately the find this quotation: there He prayed." Mark 1:35
leprosy disappeared. "When the soul surrenders itself to Jesus' prayer life was one of earnest
Christ, a new power takes possession intensity. During his days on earth,
This leper realized that the only
of the new heart. A change is he offered up prayers and petitions
hope of regaining his health was
wrought which man can never with loud cries and tears to the One
through Jesus. But in order to obtain
accomplish for himself. It is a who He knew would hear Him.
healing he had to realize his need of
supernatural work, bringing a (Hebrews 5:7)
healing, go to Jesus and fully
supernatural element into human Won't you join me in following
surrender himself to be healed.
nature. The soul that is yielded to Jesus' example by surrendering our
Like the leper, we are in need of
Christ becomes His own fortress, thoughts, feelings, words and actions
healing from the disease of sin. Are
which He holds in a revolted world, to our heavenly Father every moment
we going to allow a "crowd of sin" to
and He intends that no authority shall of every hour of every day?
prevent us from going to Jesus for
be known in it but His own. A soul
healing?
thus kept in possession by the
Are the leprosy spots of sexual
heavenly agencies is impregnable to
immorality, impurity, lust, evil
2 MESSENGER/MAY 1994
the health van and sleep through the
class.
CANADIAN ADVENTIST
So, from the depth of my
experience, from my overflowing
boxes of uncanned cherries and from
Volume 63, No. 5, May 1994, Oshawa, ON
a personalized lengthy list of promises
unkept I share How not to get much out
June Polishuk/Editor
of camp meeting.
Allan Colleran/Art Director
1. Just go on Sabbath. Camp
Robin Carby/Associate Art Director
meeting Sabbaths are wonderful! Lots
of special preaching, fellowshipping CONFERENCE EDITORS
and pot lucks. And if you can only Bryan Lee/Alberta
get there on Sabbath, be sure to do it! Ron Watts/British Columbia
That way you'll only get a small Lester Carney/Manitoba-Saskatchewan
How Not portion of the blessings camp Robert Lehmann/Maritime
David Crook/Newfoundland
meetings provide. You'll miss out on
Jim Jeffery/Ontario
the quiet hours of sitting in your lawn
Georges Hermans/Quebec
chair and talking through the
To Get This Issue
Christian life with friends. You'll get
the Sabbath sermon entree, but you'll
miss the appetizers, salads and
Much Out
desserts that pastors share throughout
Heart to Heart
the week. If you'd like a little more
Orville Parchment (cid:9) 2
from camp meeting, attend for at least
Of Camp
How Not To Get Much
three days; that will give you time to
relax and really enjoy the feast. Out Of Camp Meeting
2. Don't go to the early morning Dick Duerksen (cid:9) 3
Meeting/
meetings. I often hear people say,
I look deep into the
"The early morning meetings
eyes of my friends
are usually boring,
4
Chaplain Gloria Joshua (cid:9)
for the old folks,
Roadblocks To Blessings
just Bible
J.W. Wilson (cid:9) 7
studies
ADRA Canada:
Darkness
• 44 Before the Dawn
Jim Roffey (cid:9) 8
Health-Wise:
Biting Nails
Over Iron
9
Raymond 0. West, M.D. (cid:9)
Camp Meeting '94....10-16
PLUS
Dick Duerksen and not really quality messages." Euthanasia and the
Don't you believe it! Christian (cid:9) 17
S
Something special, solid and spiritual Canadian Union College (cid:9) 18
TRAWBERRIES, peas and happens when groups of Christians Kingsway Corner (cid:9) 20
cherries all need my attention get together to pray and praise in the Women's Ministry (cid:9) 21
during camp meeting. And early morning. Miss these times, and Conference News (cid:9) 22-26
Ads, Weddings,
there are always 13 other highly valid you'll go home with only a partial
Obituaries (cid:9) 27-31
reasons I should stay home. Then, blessing.
Adventist Chaplaincy (cid:9) 32
when I do go, I promise myself that 3. Go to all the meetings. Every
I'll get up in time for the early single one! Even when you're tired of
meeting, that I'll do the cholesterol sitting, when your mind is asleep or The Canadian Adventist MESSENGER is the official organ of the Seventh-
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Cover photo—"Blossom Time", Van Dusen Gardens, Vancouver, B.C. by Deryk Bodington MESSENGER/MAY 1994 3
I look deep int(
Chaplaincy is a
ministry of healing,
of finding ways to
touch people with
the love of Jesus
and allowing Him
to make them
whole.
the eyes of my friends.
• •
UNE 1994 is the month to remind outside, but as I work with people in he called Jairus's daughter back to
jus that we have a group of general, I realize that they may look life. Only then Jesus promised to give
ministers who work as chaplains fine on the outside but are broken on them new bodies and minds. I heard
who need your support and prayers. the inside. Many wear a facade which someone say, "and new eyes," and
The scope of Adventist Chaplaincy only covers their aching hearts and then someone else, "and new legs,"
Ministries is ever broadening to wounded minds. Chaplaincy is a and another, "and new hands". I
include not only ministry in our ministry of healing, of finding ways to realized that the message was
Seventh-day Adventist hospitals, touch people with the love of Jesus understood.
schools and colleges, but also includes and allowing Him to make them Sometimes I have to look deep into
S.D.A. Chaplains in non-Adventist whole. the eyes of my friends to see if there
settings such as secular campuses, Just last week I had a service in the is understanding. My friend Jane gets
hospitals, prisons, military and Chapel where I spoke about Jairus's really frustrated because she is alert
government institutions. daughter who was sick and died and understands well but cannot
I was asked by ACM to tell my before Jesus could reach her. It is a speak. Her communication is poor
story as an S.D.A. Chaplain working happy story because Jesus was able to because of her delayed action but
for the Government of Ontario. For call her back to life. Then I told my there is understanding in her eyes. I
the past five years I've been working friends that Jesus plans to come back ask myself the question, "What is the
as Coordinating Chaplain at and call his faithful people, just like depth of human understanding?"
Southwestern Regional Centre where "How do we connect with God and
five hundred mentally and physically how do we connect with fellow
challenged people reside and there is human beings?" God reaches the core
a staff of almost nine hundred. of each human being where words are
I invite you to come with me to not necessary for God sees who we
meet some of my friends at S.R.C. really are.
Please leave behind your preconceived God I've been at Southwestern Regional
ideas about physically and mentally Centre for just over five years and
challenged people and look through reaches the working with mentally and physically
the eyes of Jesus. Many have twisted challenged people is normal with me.
bodies and are in wheelchairs, many core of each I see less of their handicaps as time
have difficulty speaking or cannot goes by and more of the person. They
speak at all, and some are blind but human being sense this and it breaks down
all are challenged in some way. These barriers. We have a good time
people are a segment of society who where together and we enjoy each other and
are set apart, who need special care we enjoy God.
yet many people choose not to words are not I hope you have gathered that I love
associate with them because they are God's people and my work. My
a challenge and yet they have the necessary, mentally and physically challenged
same basic needs of all humanity, parishioners will never win an
they need to love and be loved. Jesus for God sees Olympic race yet they do participate
looks at these people and says, in special Olympics; they may never
"whatever you do for these my who we have a university diploma, but we are
people, you are doing for me." working with them to know Jesus and
I wondered why I came to this really are. attain the diploma of life, eternal life.
ministry with broken people but I We want them to hear Jesus say,
have come to understand that we are "Well done! You have done the best
all broken in some aspect of our lives with what you had, enter into the
and it is only God who can make us Kingdom of the Lord." Then we will
whole. These people with whom I have a lot to talk about. This is the
work from day to day have obvious challenge for all ministers and we as
brokenness for it shows on the chaplain-ministers work in areas
MESSENGER/MAY 1994 5
where Jesus helps us develop special Continued from page 3 stewardship for every kid who comes
ministries. along?
The greatest gift these residents How Not To 7. Forget your lawn chair. Camp
have given me is wonderful freedom Get Much Out Of meeting seating is traditionally hard
to be who I really am and enjoy Camp Meeting and unyielding, but most camps do
ministry with a new dimension of not keep you from fitting your lawn
depth. Even though we often work in chair in among the grey metal.
crisis situations, with life and death, Judging from the multi-coloured chairs
life as a chaplain is exciting and laid on you during the last meeting. that fill the first rows in most tents, a
You'll miss some of the greatest soft chair must enhance the mind's
challenging because we cannot walk
blessings unless you skip a meeting to ability to absorb truth.
alone.
It is ten years since I graduated study, pray, and think and plan your 8. Leave your Bible home. Or, if
from the theology program at response to God's voice. you bring it, don't take it to meetings.
4. Ignore your friends. Friends are Don't follow along with the texts used
Canadian Union College, seven years
channels through whom the greatest in the sermon. And don't share verses
since I was Dean of Women at
blessings flow. Ignore them and you'll and chapters with your friends.
Kingsway College, and six years since
miss the best of camp meeting. On Remember, every time you open your
I completed my Chaplaincy training at
Kettering Medical Centre in Ohio. I the other hand, you may want to look Bible, especially with friends, you'll
am at present a part-time graduate them up, ask how life is going, talk multiply your camp meeting blessing.
student at Windsor University. You about spiritual growth and pray 9. Count earrings. And then say to
may remember me as Gloria Falsnes together for one another. your friends, "Isn't it awful how
5. Go to the youth meetings (if they're abandoning the standards!"
but isn't my maiden name, Joshua, a
great name for a chaplain? It isn't the you're over 30). This is a sure way to Focusing on the behaviour of others
name that makes a chaplain, however lower your camp meeting blessing. will quickly reduce the quality and
I am constantly reminded to walk the The youth meetings have been quantity of your camp meeting
path like Joshua of old. planned for 1994 teenagers. That blessings.
means the music, messages, games 10. Say, "They really needed that!"
and decor are all designed without The most profound points of each
you in mind. Attend and you may sermon are designed to bring your
Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries
end up listening to your personal neighbour to his senses. Be careful
will be the recipients of a
frustration more than to the Spirit. not to let those points cut into your
special offering to be taken in
6. Don't give money to the own life.
the churches on Sabbath,
Pathfinders. They'll probably be Camp meeting. Go. And ignore my
June 11. Please be generous.
around at least twice, raising money advice.
for clubs, camps and Somalia. Ignore Reprinted with permission from the Colombia
them. Or, better, give one a dollar Union Visitor.
and then ignore all the rest. Does
Gloria Joshua is chaplain at Southwestern Regional Dick Duerksen, vice president for creative ministries,
Centre in Blenheim, Ontario. Malachi say you are to model attends many camp meetings each year.
"It has been shown me that our camp meetings
are to increase in interest and success. As we approach the
end, I have seen that in these meetings there will
be less preaching, and more Bible study ,
This was the method that Christ taught His disciples."
—Testimonies for the Church, Vol. VI, pages 87, 88.
6 MESSENGER/MAY 1994
Roadblocks To 131e ssings
J.W. Wilson
"After a long time the master came home. He asked the
servants what they did with his money." Matthew 25:19
OD'S great clock must be nearly area of the unenforceable, where God
ready to strike the hour, alone is the auditor. Here is where
and our mission is not true religion begins, for it involves my
finished. Paul sounded the keynote in conscience, my emotions and my will,
Romans 13 when he urged, "it is high out of which are the issues of life.
time to awake out of sleep". It takes a spiritual person to enjoy
Suppose you were the pastor of a the returning of tithes and offerings.
The liberal soul
church where 30 to 40 percent of the Satan can't do much to a person who
members habitually supplemented refuses to be corrupted with money.
shall be made fat
their income by robbery, fraud and We melt out covetousness with the
embezzlement, and who sit before warmth of God's love.
you every Sabbath. Rob a bank— PROV 11:25 KJ Some years ago an individual
Never! Wouldn't you decide it was advertised in several papers offering a
time for plain speaking? Remember this: reward for the names and addresses
God's last message to His church of Christians who had not been bless-
prior to the first appearing of His Son whoever sows ed by faithful stewardship. To that re-
was, "Return unto me and I will quest he received no response. What
return unto you" (Malachi 3:7). This sparingly will he did receive were some 10,000 let-
is His message to His church living ters testifying to the blessings received
just prior to Jesus' Second Coming. and describing their joy and hap-
also reap
And the message continues, "ye have piness in this practice.
robbed me in tithes and offerings". Said George I. Butler, one time
sparingly
The openness and candour tells us General Conference president, "in 25
how serious this is. How could years we have never seen those who
anyone do this against the One who 2 COR. 9:6 NIV return faithful tithe and offerings
is to decide our destiny? What grow poor from having done so". But
wrongdoer, hoping for pardon, would now a word of caution—not even.
rob the judge appointed to try the returning a faithful tithe will save us
case? Now that would be imprudent. from the results of unwise spending.
To rob God is to rob ourselves! don't pay our tithe and offerings—we It is far too easy to become over-
Reduced to one word, it is return them, and, if not, Malachi committed financially.
selfishness. Our messenger indicates challenges us, "you are cursed with a "God shall supply all your need"
this in 5 Testimonies, p. 204, curse, for you are robbing me..." By (Philippians 4:19). Heaven does not
"selfishness, the sin of the world, has carelessness or misunderstanding, we say, God shall supply all your wants.
become the prevailing sin of the may be like Amaziah in 2 Chronicles The master key is for us to manage
church". This is tough love. The ef- 25:2 where "he did what was right in wisely.
fect of selfishness is to prevent the the eyes of the Lord, but not with a Abraham began tithing. Genesis 14:20
outpouring of the Holy Spirit, which perfect heart". Jacob continued tithing. Genesis 28:22
in turn prevents our character Scriptures plainly teach that there Moses confirmed tithing. Leviticus
development. Mix in love for the will be a divine stewardship audit 27:32
world and faith can easily be some day. "After a long time the Malachi commanded tithing. Malachi
destroyed. Lord of those servants cometh, and 3:8
When selfishness is banished, God's reckoneth with them" (Matthew Jesus commended tithing. Matthew
spirit can be poured out and the 25:19). 23:23
church filled with harmony, unity and Why is returning our tithe and of-
IN CONCLUSION: TURN ON POWER, TURN ON
brotherly love. Then God's church ferings such a priority in the Christian
COMMIT
will "Turn on Power". Please, we experience? Because they are in the
MESSENGER/MAY 1994 7
closed the blind. Sinking back into my Two hours later we entered an oasis
seat with a heavy heart, my mind through double wrought iron gates
drifted back over the events of the and towering eucalyptus trees. Two
past two years to a letter prayerfully smiling young men met us, a house
laid before the Lord. My wife and I boy and gardener, eagerly unloading
were asked to direct the work at our meager possessions, seeking our
Caforma, an S.D.A. agricultural approval by scrubbing down our
school in French speaking Burkina home vacated six months earlier. The
Faso, West Africa. bed, on loan from the mission, proved
We were in Uganda then, only 20 to be our only usable piece of
km from the capital city of Kampala. furniture.
We had no desire to leave our post During the first first days at
perched on the cliffs of Lake Victoria. Caforma we wandered about the
We were in the middle of building an campus discovering spacious
orphanage, vocational training centre dormitories, an office and classroom
and Adventist school complex. We complex, cafeteria, kitchen, teachers'
had felt the same two years before quarters, married student housing,
during our first African experience in maintenance shop, expatriate houses,
Rwanda managing an orphanage with church and dispensary. Impressed by
one hundred and forty-eight children. the obvious pre-planning and the high
Adjusting to life without modern quality of workmanship we were
conveniences was a real challenge but grieved over the miserable state of
Darkness Before
we sensed the Lord's leadership in disrepair. It resembled a ghost town
both projects while experiencing real once vibrant and full of life ultimately
the Dawn
satisfaction and personal growth. abandoned to the harsh elements of
the desert.
by Jim Roffey, When
Director of Caforma, the Bazega
Agricultural Training School in the Lord opens
Burkina Faso
doors,
we pack our bags.
HE MIDNIGHT flight from Paris
to Ouagadougou is the most
Texhausting leg of my trans- So here we were again faced with
Atlantic flight home to Burkina Faso. an appeal. To our surprise the request
The annoying vibration of the aircraft turned into an official call from the
numbed my cheek so I shifted General Conference; that was our
positions trying to get comfortable. fleece and the Lord's direct answer to
One eye half opened reluctantly, our prayers. When the Lord opens Harvesting the cabbage crop at Caforma.
catching a faint glimpse of red on the doors we pack our bags. Returning to
We sifted through mountains of
horizon that would burst into dawn. Canada to attend Mission Institute we
paperwork to discover that Caforma
Barely recognizing muddy had just enough time to visit with our
had begun in 1977 as an ADRA
Thunderheads below, I edged toward families once again and repack for
project after the great Sahalean
the window then remembered it was sub-Sahara desert conditions.
famine. It offered young men and
the month of Harmatan. Winds sweep Arriving in Burkina Faso two weeks
women an opportunity to learn
across the African continent whirling before Christmas, I remember the
progressive market gardening through
great clouds of sand off the Sahara same relentless vibration of the
simple irrigation methods. After
Desert thousands of feet into the aircraft, the same fatiguing flight
providing seven months of intensive
atmosphere. Scarved mummies shield schedule, the same vast desert to
agricultural training on campus,
themselves from the menacing sand ponder yet the air was filled with
students would return to their village
that obscures the sun and dumps her anticipation and energy unlike today.
homes to teach what they had learned
load over countries as far as six The Mission President met us
at Caforma. The results would be not
hundred miles away to the African cheerfully at the airport, maneuvered
only a higher yield of food production
coastline. us through customs and showered us
and increased income, but young
While the sun brightened the new with hospitality in the sweltering
morning, my mood darkened and I heat. Continued on page 9
8 MESSENGER/MAY 1994
Continued from page 8
Darkness Before
=NA/a doge by Raymond 0. West, M.D. the Dawn
people would bear real fruit for the
kingdom having been exposed to the
Biting Nails Over Iron Word of God through the teachings of
Jesus Christ.
This dream is slowly being realized
W
as eighty percent of the Adventist
have always applauded nutri-
Church membership in Burkina Faso,
tional iron. It's been our dietary "knight
300 strong, can be traced directly to
in shining armor" for more decades than
the activities at Caforma.
most of us have been alive.
Our first year's frustration at not
Your Health-Wise reporter's grand-
being able to pay our skeleton crew
father used to toss a metal barrel hoop
its small salary of $2.00 a day really
into his family's water supply (a shallow
brought us to our knees. Students
well) on the belief that this would meet
slept on bare boards without blankets;
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the iron needs for his children. Some
1111111110111WOUOMMI111111111111411 Caforma's agricultural expert, teacher
societies hve even considered adding iron
and pastor, Victor Agbeko struggled
to the flour used for baking bread. would be the fat in the meat, rather than
to feed and teach students without
The hoop in the well won't work. The the iron, that causes the morbidity.
funds; yet at the close of our year 14
iron in the bread just might. Or, in the case of young women—is it
of our 26 students climbed into
All along, iron has been our food the low iron that protects, or is it the high
Caforma's irrigation tank and took
friend. Now they are tossing darts at it. estrogen level?
their stand for Jesus Christ in
Iron-tipped darts, no doubt. Or (and here's a wild theory) do heavy
baptism.
Out of Finland comes a study sug- smokers tend to store more iron than
It is little wonder that we are
gesting that even the normal accepted nonsmokers? Certainly they get more
fighting desperately to save Caforma
amount of iron may increase the risk of heart attacks, and Finnish men enjoy
from extinction. Our dormitories have
heart attack. In eastern Finland heart at- their cigarettes.
the capacity to house seventy (70)
tacks in men were found to be about the But let's not dispose of the Finnish
students every year. Our facility must
highest anywhere; and the more iron research in a cavalier fashion. The study's
be self-supporting because the
they had stored in their bodies, the authors have proposed that high iron
students cannot afford to pay fees.
greater was the risk of a heart attack. levels support the formation of so-called
Plans have been put into place to
This study lends credence to a ten-year- "free radicals." These culprits might
irrigate our uncultivated 40 acres of
old theory that low levels of body iron- change bad cholesterol by oxidizing it
land. Our experimental pilot banana
stores reduce the liklihood of heart at- and turning it into a rancid, fatty
plantation project was strongly
tacks. Consider, for instance, that women substance that blocks the heart's cor-
supported by the Canadian Embassy
who lose iron during monthly menses onary arteries.
Burkina who donated a 350 cubic
carry a risk of heart attack that is much Maybe so. We'll see. But let's not over-
meter irrigation pump. The project
less than their brothers or husbands. react. Constant followers of our Health-
proved that bananas could be grown
After menopause, when iron losses are Wise column are attuned to these new
in Burkina Faso instead of importing
stayed (no more periods), up goes the theories as they issue from worldwide
them all the way from the Ivory
rate of heart attacks along with the research centres.
Coast, and a good profit could be
presumed iron stores. Leaves you "biting The "heart of the matter" is this: iron
realized. ADRA CANADA is
nails." It makes you wonder if you can is an important micronutrient. Without
accepting donations of farm
believe in science at all. it, we die. In inadequate amounts, we
machinery, paint, plumbing and
A pertinent question: Is this linkage court anemia.
electrical supplies, irrigation pipes (for
between high iron and heart attacks in And for growing children, it's even
the new pump) and desperately
Finnish men (or this association between more important. Without it, develop-
needed funds.
low iron and low risk of heart attacks in ment is retarded. Women around the
Slowly Caforma is inching toward
women) a real cause-and-effect relation- world in general, but especially pregnant
self-sufficiency. It cannot be done
ship? Shouldn't we look for other women and menstruating women, have
alone. The Lord may be the owner of
explanations? too little iron. Not too much!
"the cattle on a thousand hills" but
For example, maybe people who have Don't give up on your iron-rich food.
you, dear friends, are His herdsmen.
high iron stores eat a lot of red meat, Stay on your iron supplements until
Without your help there is no
meat with lots of iron and also lots of good nutritional counsel, accepted
Caforma.
saturated fat. In this "maybe" theory, it everywhere, says otherwise.
MESSENGER/MAY 1994 9
ALBERTA CAMP MEETING 1994
July 1-9
Foothills Camp, Bowden
"Anchor Your Faith"
• Skits throughout the week portraying The
Faith Journey of our Church in Alberta and
Canada, presented by selected churches.
Don Corkum • Concerts in the park each Sabbath Walter Scragg
President/Ministerial Director President, AWR
Alberta Conference • International Supper on Sunday 7:00 p.m. Friday, July 8
1st. Friday evening 7:30 p.m. 10:45 a.m. & 7:00 p.m.
Opening Night Sabbath, July 9
Paul & Carol Cannon J. A. Scharffenberg, M.D. Floyd & Ellen Bresee J.R. Spangler
Founders & Directors Prof. of Nutrition and Retired and pastoring Middle Evangelism Co-ordinator
of the Bridge International Health, Park Church, Colorado for Euro-Asia Division
Co-dependency Seminar Adjunct Professor, LLU. 9:00 a.m. July 3 6:40 a.m. July 6-9
2:15 p.m. Mon.- Thurs. Health & Nutrition Seminars 7:00 p.m. July 4-7
2:15 p.m. Mon - Thurs. 2:15 p.m. Mon. - Thurs.
4:30 p.m. Mon. - Thurs. Marriage Growth Seminar
W. C. Scales, Jr. G. Edward Reid James R. Nix Tim Crosby
Ministerial Director, NAD Stewardship Director NAD Associate Director Director of Production
1st. weekend 9:00 a.m. Mon. - Thurs. Ellen G. White Estate Voice of Prophecy
10:45 a.m. & 7:00 p.m. Sabbath 2:15 Mon. - Thurs. 6:40 a.m. July 2-5
7:00 p.m. Sunday Money Management Seminar