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CONTENTS
WELCOME................................ 3 WEEK AT A GLANCE............... 4 PLENARY SPEAKERS............. 5 MAP........................................... 7 SPONSORS.............................. 8 PROJECTS................................ 10 ASI............................................. 11
WELCOME
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Dear Volunteer, As I think back over the past 15 months, time seems to have raced by in a whirlwind. Nearly each day has been filled with definite evidences of the war between Christ and Satan and yet the colossal supremacy of God remains evident. The stakes are so high and the reward so great, it has been phenomenal to watch God’s mighty hand at work. We are only here this week because of God’s power and your sacrificial giving to stand as witnesses to Christ’s transforming love, available to all.
Daily I am learning that “there is comfort and joy in the service of Christ” (MH 488) and that even in the most difficult of trials I can depend upon Him. And though it is true that each of us will likely stumble and fall, we can be assured that by “His Transforming Love” we will, “day by day, year by year…conquer self ” (MH, 487). “With men this is impossible, but with God all things are possible” (Mt. 19:26) and we can further be “confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun What has most clearly impressed me with Pathway- a good work in you will perform (complete) it until the LA is the Almighty Power that accompanies the right day of Jesus Christ.” (Phil. 1:6) (Transformed by Grace, use of Christ’s chosen method of demonstrating His love AA Chapter 55) for humanity. As we behold Christ’s love exemplified This is my prayer for myself, my family and in physical, mental and spiritual healing, it has such a each of you. May God richly bless us all, and by “His transforming power that it not only affects the individual Transforming Love,” make us into a people that truly patient and the surrounding community, it also transforms reflect Him to a dying world. us as volunteers. As we recognize His love for us and all of Yours in Christ, humanity and then, in response, demonstrate our love for God by loving “your neighbor as yourself ” (Mark 12:31) LELA LEWIS, MD, MPH we cannot help but be personally transformed. For truly, President “by beholding we become changed” or “transformed Your Best Pathway to Health into His image” or likeness from “glory to glory” (2 Cor. 3:18,19). Through this process it becomes evident to us that God, who has the power to heal physical and mental disease, is even more able to forgive us and cleanse us from our sins (Luke 5:23). On a very personal note, “His Transforming Love” is daily changing me. Over the last year, by focusing on the love of Christ and demonstrating His love to others by caring and praying for the needy citizens of Los Angeles, Christ has reignited in my life a deep unprecedented love and dependence upon Him.
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WEEK AT A GLANCE
MONDAY, APRIL 25 7:00 pm
Health Information Center Follow Up Training-White Memorial Church
11:00 am 9:00 am 5:00 pm
Volunteer Registration (LA Convention Center) Pre-Operative Clinic Starts Mandatory Final Training Session (LA Convention Center)
6:00 am 7:00 am 5:30–6:30 pm 7:00 pm 8:45 pm
Volunteer Bus Transportation from Sheraton and Downtown LA Hotel Patient Doors Open Evening Meal (LA Convention Center) Evening Plenary (LA Convention Center) Buses Leave for Hotel
6:00 am 7:00 am 1:00 pm 1:00–5:00 pm 5:30–6:30 pm 7:00 pm
Volunteer Bus Transportation from Sheraton and Downtown LA Hotel Patient Doors Open Last Patient Serviced Inventory and Breakdown Evening Dinner Evening Plenary (LA Convention Center)
8:00 - 9:00 am 9:15 am 10:45 am 12:30 pm 3:00 pm 4:30 pm 5:30 pm 6:30 pm 7:00 pm
Breakfast Sabbath School (LA Convention Center) Church Service Lunch (LA Convention Center) Gratitude Session Ministries in Action Dinner Music Program - His Voice Men’s Chorus Evening Plenary
TUESDAY, APRIL 26
WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY, APRIL 27-28*
FRIDAY, APRIL 29*
SABBATH, APRIL 30
SUNDAY, MAY 1 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
Breakdown at LA Convention Center - All Volunteers Needed.
*Children’s programs run consecutively during the day
PLENARY SPEAKERS
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MARK FINLEY
Wednesday Evening Plenary A native of Connecticut, USA, Finley became a vice president at the 2005 General Conference Session in St. Louis, after serving nearly two years as a field secretary at the world headquarters, directing the Center for Global Evangelism. As a vice president, Finley continues to work with evangelism and television as his primary portfolio. Evangelism is where Finley made his mark on the world, presenting more than 150 evangelistic meeting series around the globe in about 80 countries with the resulting baptisms numbering in the thousands. He uses his preaching and evangelism gifts to teach others in seminars, field schools, and evangelism institutes. He has written more than 70 books as well as numerous seminar presentations, major evangelistic series sermons, teaching manuals, and magazine articles. He also writes a Bible study lesson published monthly in Adventist World. Finley and his wife, Ernestine “Teenie,” have teamed up in ministry throughout the years and also share a family of three grown children--Deborah, Rebecca, Mark Jr.--and two adored grandchildren.
TAJ PACLEB
Thursday Evening Plenary Taj Pacleb is the speaker/director of Revelation of Hope Ministries. Born and raised in the islands of Hawaii with no Christian background, Taj got involved in a reckless life of drugs and partying. His life was completely transformed at age 16 when he attended a Bible prophecy seminar. Since then, God has taken Taj around the world as an international evangelist and revivalist, conducting seminars in Asia, Africa, Europe, the Pacific Islands, and in the United States. Taj enjoys motocross, scuba diving, snowboarding, skateboarding, mountain biking, surfing, and photography. But, his supreme passion is traveling the world with his wife, Wati, sharing God’s end time message of hope with others. Their mission is “to change the population of heaven one soul at a time by sharing the Hope, Health, and Harmony of Heaven in all the world.”
DON MACKINTOSH Friday Evening Plenary
Don Mackintosh has worked as a psychiatric and trauma nurse, a pastor-evangelist, and the spiritual counselor for the Nedley Depression Recovery Program. Three years ago, he founded the four month HEALTH Newstart Global program at Weimar Institute, which he currently directs. In addition he is the chaplain-pastor at Weimar Institute.
HEIDI CARPENTER Sabbath School
Heidi Carpenter began a real relationship with Jesus at the age of 16. After getting involved in ministry, she went to SOULS West, Pacific Union’s School of Evangelism. Since graduation, she has worked as a Bible worker and the Associate Director of Literature Ministries for the Central California Conference. Currently, Heidi serves as the Literature Ministries Director for the Southern California Conference.
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PLENARY SPEAKERS
DAN JACKSON Divine Service
Daniel R. Jackson, has served as president of the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists since June 28, 2010. Jackson is a native Canadian and, with the exception of five years of service in the Southern Asia Division, has lived and ministered in the North American Division. He is a graduate of Canadian Union College (now Burman University) and Andrews University, from which he holds an M.A. in Religion in Systematic Theology. During his career, Jackson has served the church as a pastor, teacher and administrator. Jackson and his wife, Donna, enjoy the three children and four grandchildren the Lord has given them.
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SEBASTIEN BRAXTON AIR COMPRESSOR/VACUUM PUMPS
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Sebastien Braxton is one of the founders of R3 Inc., an Adventist think tank that seeks to combine biblically innovative approaches to spiritual awakening with traditional forms of evangelism. He is the former program director for CAMPUS and the founder of STRIDE, public campus ministry training programs in Michigan and Boston respectively. Sebastien is a radical young preacher that seeks to open God’s heart through the scriptures and the Adventist end-time message.
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SPECIAL THANKS: Angeline David, Health Ministries Director, North American Division Duane McKey, Special Assistant to President, General Conference John Raffoul, CEO, WMMC; CEO, GAMC; CEO Simi Valley Ken Denslow, Special Assistant to President, North American Division Paul Crampton, Vice President, Mission and Spiritual Care, Adventist Health Ricardo Graham, President, Pacific Union Conference Richard Hart, President, Loma Linda University Sandy Roberts, President, Southeastern California Conference Scott Reiner, CEO, Adventist Health Tony Anobile, Vice President, Pacific Union Conference Velino Salazar, President, Southern California Conference
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Weimar Academy & College; Erwin Nanasi, pianist Thunderbird Academy Chorale; Ben Purvis, director Pro Deo; Alva Waworoendeng, pianist Loma Linda Sanctuary Brass; Dan Murrell, guest director; Wilbert Perez, trumpet His Voice Men’s Chorus; Michael Naluai, director; Jerry Albritton, pianist Fountainview Academy Jonathan Harper, pianist; Josianne Bailey, flute; Shauna Chung, violin Mary Norman; Erwin Nanasi, pianist Vocal soloist Javier Gonzalez; La Sierra University; Jonathan Harper and Shauna Chung, pianists Alessandra Sorace
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We would like to recognize and welcome the ASI Pacific Union chapter who is holding their annual spring convention in conjunction with the Your best Pathway to Health event. The support of their members and ministries is highly valued and appreciated.
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PROJECTS
YOUR BEST PATHWAY TO HEALTH – PROJECTS The success of Your best Pathway to Health is a result of God’s grace and donations from its partners, supporters and volunteers. Because of people like you, Pathway to Health continues to be a conduit of blessing to thousands whose physical, mental and spiritual needs would go unmet. We invite you to partner with us as we strive to use every available resource to make a difference in the lives of others. Thank you for considering how your financial gift/commitment can assist in the acquisition of necessary equipment and supplies to meet the needs of those we seek to serve. Children’s Program - $12,000 The children of patients and volunteers receive care from volunteers that provide meaningful interaction with tools and educational materials while parents are away. These funds will equip and enhance the children’s program so volunteers have what they need to meet the needs of these precious little ones. Radiology Services – $185,000 Symptoms such as joint pain, abdominal pain, pelvic pain, swelling, chronic coughs, difficulty breathing and chest pain can be indicative of multiple conditions. Only proper evaluation can identify the problem and if it can be treated in an outpatient setting. An echocardiogram and ultrasound machine would mean the difference between referral and on-the-spot treatment. Surgical Services - $115,000 Fundamental to the care of patients is the ability to serve patients quickly and efficiently with instruments and supplies immediately available. Exam tables, surgical instruments and autoclaves for instrument sterilization are critical to meet this need for the volume of patients served in the mega-clinic setting. Supplies and General Expenses - $188,000 Over 30 departments are at the core of YbPTH. The magnitude of this venture comes with a need for multiple small ticket items and services that are fundamental to each department running well. We are grateful for many which are supplied in-kind or on loan. The ability to secure these items and services would guarantee basic services can be provided. For a list of additional needs, visit www.PathwayToHealthVolunteer.org
PROJECT GOAL: $500,000
Give online at: www.PathwayToHealthVolunteer.org or give by check or credit card. *In the event that any portion of the listed project goals are met via other means, YbPTH will redirect funds to other approved project/organizational needs.
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