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Pacific Union President Ricardo Graham Announces Retirement

Pacific Union President Ricardo Graham Announces Retirement Written by:  New President to be Elected at Constituency Session in August. On May 4, 2021, Elder Ricardo Graham, president of the Pacific Union Conference, announced his intention to retire from church employment. A new president will be elected at the union constituency meeting, August 15-16, in Tucson, Arizona. For nearly 47 years, Elder Graham has been working in ministry for Jesus Christ as a pastor and leader within the Seventh-day Adventist denomination. Fifteen of those years were devoted to the Pacific Union Conference, and for the past 13 years he has been its president. Elder Graham has announced that he will conclude his service as president on August 16, 2021, at the election of the next president, and will officially retire on October 1, 2021. With gratitude for his servant leadership, compassion, friendship, and wisdom, we pray for God’s blessings for the Graham family in the coming years. We invite y

Vaccines and the Faithful | Spectrum Magazine

  Vaccines and the Faithful: Religious Liberty and the Common Good Experts on vaccines, healthcare law, and the First Amendment discuss the safety and efficacy of vaccines, immunization and other public health mandates, and religious rights and responsibilities. Panelists: Michael Hogue, PharmD, FAPhA, FNAP, dean of the Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy and member of the CDC COVID-19 Vaccines Work Group Nicholas Miller, PhD, JD, director of the International Religious Liberty Institute at Andrews University Jennifer Gray Woods, JD, MPH, associate general counsel for the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists Date & Time:

Templeton Hills Community Farm is a place to gather, learn, nourish the land, and be nourished by its bounty

Sundays in the field Templeton Hills Community Farm is hosting a one-year anniversary celebration on April 18 and is open for volunteers on Sundays at 930 Templeton Hills Road in Templeton. Visit the farm s Facebook page @grow.give.serve to learn more about what s growing and how and when to volunteer. Red wigglers squirm between brown leaves and green vegetable parts as Matt Giese lifts the lid of a wooden box on stilts. The worm composting bin s surface is alive with beings turning discarded organic material into nutrient-rich food for the rows at Templeton Hills Community Farm. Castings fall out of the bottom of the bin, ready to become the compost tea that Farm Manager Giese swears by.