Pacific Union Recorder—February 2021

THE GREAT BLAST FURNACE ADVENTURE

BY WILLIAM JOHNSSON

Whenever I think of the great blast furnace adventure, I want to laugh. Now as I am recalling, as I write, my chest heaves with suppressed chuckles.

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Pacific Union Recorder—February 2021

Published on Feb 1, 2021

Pacific Union Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

On the cover: Faithful in service—Adventist Health Bakersfield caregivers were among the first to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, as they continue their lifesaving work on the frontlines of the fight against the virus. The importance of service is the theme for the Recorder this month. February is Black History Month, an appropriate time for us to begin an important series on Social Justice that will extend over the next few months. Charles Mills is a well-known Adventist author of books for both adults and children; over the upcoming months he will lead us through a sentence-by-sentence exploration of the Social Justice statement that was voted by the Pacific Union Executive Committee last summer. Articles for both adults and children begin on page 10.

Articles inside

Pacific Union Recorder—February 2021

Articles inside

Sunset Calendar

Adventist Health

Southeastern California Conference

Pacific Union College

Nevada-Utah Conference

La Sierra University

Northern California Conference

Holbrook Indian School

Arizona Conference

In Times Like These

Hawaii Conference

The Great Blast Furnace Adventure

Central California Conference

Principles of the Art of Giving

The Shepherd and the Flock

Serving Then, Serving Now