Columbia Union Visitor Calendar, 2011

Prioritizing Whole Health

Long before it became popular to exercise, go to the gym or focus on your health, Ellen G. White, co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, wrote in The Ministry of Healing, “Pure air, sunlight, [temperance], rest, exercise,

proper diet, the use of water, trust in divine power, these are the true remedies.”

These principles became the foundation for our philosophy of whole-person health and spurred us to develop ministries of healing. Today, thanks to the God-given vision of Ellen White, the Seventh-day Adventist Church operates more than 700 hospitals, clinics, nursing homes and other healthcare facilities around the world.

Two health networks are located right here in the Columbia Union: Adventist HealthCare has hospitals in Maryland and New Jersey while Kettering Adventist HealthCare is based in Southeast Ohio. Each day, in dozens of facilities, they carry out the healing ministries of Christ and emphasize the importance of whole-person health (learn more on pages 28-29). WHat about You?

What can you do this year to initiate or continue your journey to whole health? Maybe you can start an exercise program, drink more water or find new ways to experience the Sabbath. We all can do something to care for the temples God has given us. With commitment and consistency, you’ll be amazed at how much better you’ll feel about yourself and life in general. That’s why this year’s Visitor Calendar focuses on whole health and highlights the remedies Ellen White espoused. To keep you motivated all year, we’re also producing inspiring pod-casts, video tips by health experts and a special edition of our Columbia Union Story DVD (featuring our healthcare networks). We’re also publishing more on each month’s remedy in the Whole Health column on page 55 of every issue of the Visitor).

It’s time to prioritize whole health. Don’t put it off another day.

Courage,

Dave Weigley, Neville Harcombe, Seth Bardu Your Columbia Union Officer Team

BalanceWhen I take the time

to seek You and trust You

with all that needs to be

done, I experience a sense

of purpose, balance and

peace, dear Lord. That

perspective will focus and

guide me today. Amen.

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But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. Matt. 6:33, NIV

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ChooseDear God, in my

vulnerability, I often forget

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outlook and set me on a

path of positive thinking

and health. Amen.

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Presidents’ Day

I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and

your descendants may live. Deut. 30:19, NKJV

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DiscoverGracious God, You have

created me with an incredible

brain. Help me to engage,

reflect and strengthen my

mind to glorify You. Every

day may I learn and put to

practical use the lessons You

have taught me. Amen.

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Columbia Union Conference Executive Committee

Columbia Union ASI Convention, Mar. 11-13

Ohio Ministry UniversityMar. 19-20

The mind of the prudent acquires knowledge, and the ear of the wise seeks knowledge. Prov. 18:15, NASB

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TrustGod, open my eyes to

see Your faithfulness, my mouth

to sing Your praises and my heart

to trust that You will help me be

resilient through the challenges

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SONscreen Film Festival Apr. 7-9

Washington Adventist University Alumni Weekend

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WAU Constituency

Blue Mountain Academy Alumni Wknd., Apr. 15-17

Shenandoah Valley and Spring Valley Academies Alumni Wknd., Apr. 15-16

Mount Vernon Academy Alumni Weekend, Apr. 22-24

Takoma Academy Alumni Weekend, Apr. 22-23

Washington Adventist University Spring Graduation

Wknd., Apr. 29-May 1Kettering College of

Medical Arts Graduation

Columbia Union Conference Constituency, Apr. 16-17

Consider it pure joy, my brothers, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you know that the testing of your faith develops

perseverance. Perseverance must finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything. James 1:2-4, NIV

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CareCreator God, thank You

for creating green spaces

in our world and filling them

with Your life-giving power.

Help me to find ways to

spend time outdoors

every day. Amen.

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Highland View Academy Alumni Weekend

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Spencerville Adventist Academy Alumni Sabbath

Blue Mtn., Highland View, Mount Vernon, Pine Forge,

Shenandoah Valley, Spencerville and Spring Valley Acad. Graduation

Wknds., May 27-29

The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it. Gen. 2:15, NIV

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May 8-22

TasteCreator God, thank You

for the abundance of

food You have provided

to nourish and sustain me.

Today I will resolve to

choose carefully, rather

than eating merely to

satisfy my taste. In that,

I know I will begin to

experience health and

vitality. Amen.

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Takoma Academy Graduation Wknd., Jun. 10-12

Chesapeake Conf. Spanish Camp Mtg., Jun. 10-12

Pennsylvania Conference Camp Meeting, Jun. 10-18

Richmond Adventist Academy Graduation

Potomac Conference English Camp Meeting

Jun. 14-18Mountain View Conference Camp Meeting, Jun. 17-25

New Jersey Conference English Camp Meeting

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New Jersey Conference Spanish Camp Meeting

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Allegheny East Conference Camp Meeting Jun. 30-Jul. 10

You satisfy me more than the richest of foods. I will praise you with songs of joy. Psalm 63:5, NLT

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Allegheny West Conference Camp Meeting, Jun. 16-25

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ConnectFather, thank You for calling

me Your friend. May I follow

Your example in connecting

with others to give and

receive the benefits of

friendship. Amen.

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Graduation

Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another—and all the more as you see the Day approaching. Heb. 10:25, NIV

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RestO God, the overwhelming

demands of my everyday

life can so often deplete

me. Help me every week

to experience the rest You

have provided in the

Sabbath. Amen.

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National ASI ConventionAug. 3-6

And God blessed the seventh day and declared it holy, because it was the day when He rested

from His work of creation. Gen. 2:3, NLT

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SurrenderLord God, I give in. I place

my health into Your hands,

ready for You to lead and

direct me in achieving a

healthy lifestyle. Amen.

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Pine Forge Academy Alumni Weekend, Sept. 2-3

Festival of the Laity Sept. 7-10

Pennsylvania Conference Fall Camp Meeting

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Not My will, but Yours, be done. Luke 22:42, NKJV

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MoveFather, You created me with

muscles for moving! Help me to

think of ways to sit less and move

more so I can experience the

active lifestyle and health You

want me to have. Amen.

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National Conference on Innovation, Oct. 2-4

Society of Adventist Communicators Convention

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Those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength. They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow

weary, they will walk and not be faint. Isa. 40:31, NIV

Deaf Eastern Autumn Revival Camp Meeting, Oct. 27-30

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BreatheLord God, may every breath I

take today remind me that You

are my Breath of Life. Amen.

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Pennsylvania Conference Equipping University

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The Lord God formed the man from the dust of the ground and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life,

and the man became a living being. Gen. 2:7, NIV

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WorshipGod, I know so little

about what it means to

be a “living sacrifice.” But

I want to begin, one lifestyle

choice at a time. May my

acts of worship be holy

and pleasing to You,

O Lord. Amen.

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Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to

God—this is your spiritual act of worship. Rom. 12:1, NIV

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through a series of phrases that can be found throughout the Scriptures, the character of

God is revealed. In various places we learn about who God is by the way He is described.

We learn that God will protect us:“I am your shield” (Gen. 15:1).“I am with you and will save you and deliver you” (Jer. 42:11).

We learn of the divine qualities of God:“I am holy” (1 Pet. 1:16).“I am merciful” (Jer. 3:12).“I am He who blots out your transgressions” (Isa. 43:25).

We learn of the way God has locked himself into a relationship with humanity in space and time:

“I am the First and the Last” (Rev. 1:17).“I am the God of your fathers” (Acts 7:32).“I the Lord do not change” (Mal. 3:6).

We learn of the compassionate character of God:“I am the Lord, who exercises kindness, justice and righteousness on earth” (Jer. 9:24).“I am with you” (Isa. 41:10).

These are statements that help us know who God is and that He wants to be made known.

SPeciaL caLLing, SPeciaL MiSSionStarted over a century ago, Adventist Health-

Care is built upon one unique way in which God is known, wonderfully expressed in this phrase: “I am among you as One who serves” (Luke 22:27).

From this phrase we take a special calling, expressed throughout our work and mission, and captured in our mission statement: “We demon-strate God’s care by improving the health of people and communities through a ministry of physical, mental and spiritual healing.”

This is at the core of all that we do. We believe that to serve is a sacred task to which we have been called. Through providing excellent healthcare in a loving and compassionate way, we make real the loving character of God.

Our work is an expression of our love for God and an example of the presence of grace in our world. Because of this, no challenge is too great or task too small to be used by God to dem-onstrate His love.

Each day at our three flagship hospitals, behav-ioral health hospital, rehabilitation hospital, Center on Health Disparities, home health services, center for infants and young children and numerous other affiliated facilities, we seek to live out this mission. Each of our 7,700 employees, 2,000 physicians and 700 volunteers contribute to the expression of God’s grace that is found in our institutions. The work we are given each day allows us to be the instruments of God’s grace, the hands and heart of His providence.

William G. “Bill” Robertson is president and CEO of Adventist HealthCare, headquartered in Rockville, Md.

about the sponsors

adventist Healthcare Instrument of God’s GraceWilliam G. Robertson

one of my favorite stories in Scripture is in Mark’s Gospel (see

Mark 2:1-12). A large crowd is gathered around a single, small home in a little town. People

have heard that Jesus is in the flat-roofed house. Many of the people gathered are curious bystand-ers. But some are there because they have heard that Jesus can heal their afflictions. Off to the side, a group of four men carrying a paralyzed friend ap-proaches the house. Realizing that they will not be able to get near the door, they climb onto the roof and begin to dig a hole through it. That’s innovation!

Before anyone can realize what is happening, the men have lowered their friend into Jesus’ lap. The man is healed and walks away on his own strength.

entruSting uS WitH tHeir LiveSI love this story because it reminds me of

the work we do every day at Kettering Adventist HealthCare. When someone comes to one of our eight hospitals or 60 other facilities, they are looking for compassion and hope. They entrust us with their lives. They place themselves in our care—our laps!

Like the paralyzed man, they often have to overcome obstacles. But like the four friends, our 10,000 physicians, employees and volunteers make it possible for them to receive the compassionate care they need. And every encounter we have with a patient provides an opportunity to extend the healing ministry of Christ.

I’m both excited and humbled to be able to serve as a friend to people who need care, and I ask you to pray with us, and for us, as we work to further Christ’s ministry and mission in Southeast Ohio.

Fred Manchur is president and CEO of Kettering Adventist HealthCare, headquartered in Kettering, Ohio.

Kettering adventist Healthcare That’s Innovation!Fred Manchur

Connie Peppard, RN, serves as Clinical Nurse Manager at Kettering Medical Center (KMC). The Benjamin and Marian Schuster Heart Hospital is a five-story extension to KMC that features state-of-the-art technology and equipment.

Columbia Union Conference Territory

Key:

• Columbia Union Headquarters

• Conference, College and Healthcare Headquarters

• 9 Academies

• 6 Adventist Book Centers

• 8 Campsites and Retreat Centers

• 13 Hospitals

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Allegheny East ConferenceDelaware, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,Virginia, the District of Columbia and eastern West Virginia

Allegheny West ConferenceOhio, West Virginia, western Pennsylvania and Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley area

Chesapeake ConferenceDelaware, Maryland and the eastern edges of Virginia and West Virginia

Mountain View ConferenceWest Virginia and the northwestern Maryland panhandle

New Jersey ConferenceNew Jersey

Ohio ConferenceOhio

Pennsylvania ConferencePennsylvania

Potomac ConferenceVirginia, Washington, D.C. and a portion of southern Maryland

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1. columbia union conference

5427 Twin Knolls RoadColumbia, MD 21045Tel: (410) 997-3414 or (301) 596-0800Fax: (410) 997-7420Website: columbiaunionadventists.orgTwitter: twitter.com/visitornews

President: Dave WeigleyExec. Secretary: J. Neville Harcombe Treasurer: Seth Bardu Education/VP: Hamlet Canosa General Counsel/VP: Walter Carson Ministries Dev./VP: Frank BondurantCommunication: Celeste Ryan BlydenMultilingual Ministries: Rubén RamosInformation Technology: Harold GreenePlant Services: Curtis BooreRevolving Fund: Peggy LeeUndertreasurer: Carol WrightTrust Services/PARL: Walter Carson

conferences

2. ALLEGHENY EAST CONFERENCEPresident: Charles L. CheathamCommunication: Robert L. Booker327 Pine Forge RoadPine Forge, PA 19548Mailing: POB 266 Pine Forge, PA 19548Tel: (610) 326-4610 and (800) 830-0224Fax: (610) 326-3946Website: myalleghenyeast.com

3. ALLEGHENY WEST CONFERENCEPresident: Fredrick RussellCommunication: Bryant Taylor1339 East Broad StreetColumbus, OH 43205-1503 Tel: (614) 252-5271Fax: (614) 252-3246Website: awconf.org

4. CHESAPEAKE CONFERENCEPresident: Robert T. VandemanCommunication: Samantha Young6600 Martin RoadColumbia, MD 21044Tel: (410) 995-1910; (301) 596-5600Fax: (410) 995-1434Website: ccosda.org

5. MOUNTAIN VIEW CONFERENCEPresident: Larry BoggessCommunication: Monica Zill1400 Liberty StreetParkersburg, WV 26101Tel: (304) 422-4581Fax: (304) 422-4582 Website: mtviewconf.org

6. NEW JERSEY CONFERENCEPresident: José Cortés Communication: James A. Greene2303 Brunswick AvenueLawrenceville, NJ 08648-4410Tel: (609) 392-7131Fax: (609) 396-9273Website: njcsda.org

7. OHIO CONFERENCEPresident: Raj AttikenCommunication: Heidi Shoemaker2 Fairgrounds RoadMount Vernon, OH 43050-8230Mailing: POB 1230 Mount Vernon, OH 43050-1230Tel: (740) 397-4665Fax: (740) 397-1648Website: ohioadventist.org

8. PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCEPresident: Ray HartwellCommunication: Tamyra Horst720 Museum RoadReading, PA 19611Tel: (610) 374-8331Fax: (610) 374-9331 Website: paconference.org

9. POTOMAC CONFERENCEPresident: William MillerCommunication: Dan Jensen606 Greenville AvenueStaunton, VA 24401Tel: (540) 886-0771 and (800) 732-1844Toll-free in Maryland: (301) 572-0714Fax: (540) 886-5734Website: pcsda.org

Healthcare networks

10. ADVENTIST HEALTHCAREPresident and CEO: William G. “Bill” RobertsonMarketing and Communication: Thomas Grant1801 Research Boulevard, Suite 400Rockville, MD 20850Tel: (301) 315-3030Fax: (301) 315-3000Website: adventisthealthcare.com

11. KETTERING ADVENTIST HEALTHCAREPresident and CEO: Fred ManchurMarketing and Communication: Christina Keresoma3965 Southern BoulevardKettering, OH 45429Tel: (937) 395-8150Fax: (937) 395-8142Website: khnetwork.org

university/college

12. WASHINGTON ADVENTIST UNIVERSITYPresident: Weymouth SpenceCommunication: 7600 Flower AvenueTakoma Park, MD 20912Tel: (301) 891-4000Toll-free: (800) 835-4212 Fax: (301) 891-4167Website: wau.edu

13. KETTERING COLLEGE OF MEDICAL ARTS President: Charles ScrivenPublic Relations: Mindy Claggett 3737 Southern Boulevard Kettering, OH 45429 Tel: (937) 395-8601; (800) 433-KCMA Website: kcma.edu

church Locator

To find a church, visit columbiaunionadventists.org

School Locator

To find a K-12 school, visit columbiaunionadventists.org

other organizations

COLUMBIA UNION REVOLVING FUNDTel: (410) 715-0328Toll-free: (866) 721-CURF

ADVENTIST BOOK CENTERSTel: (800) 765-6955Website: adventistbookcenter.com

ADVENTSOURCE/PLUSLINEChurch ResourcesTel: (800) 328-0525Website: adventsource.org or plusline.org

Sunset times listed in this calendar are for Baltimore. For a complete sunset calendar of locations within the Columbia Union, please refer to the Bulletin Board section of the Visitor each month.

columbia union Directory of organizations

2011 Visitor Calendar • Editor and Publisher: Celeste Ryan Blyden • Principal Contributor: Lilly Tryon Designer: Kelly Butler Coe • Contributing Editors: Sandra Jones, Beth Michaels and Taashi Rowe

Additional Free Copies: (888) 4-VISITOR, ext. 4; [email protected]; columbiaunionadventists.org

Beloved, I wish above all things that thou mayest prosper and be in health. 3 John 1:2

Sponsored By:

1801 Research Boulevard, Suite 400Rockville, MD 20850Phone: (301) 315-3030Website: adventisthealthcare.com

3535 Southern BoulevardKettering, Ohio 45429Phone: (937) 298-4331Website: khnetwork.org

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