Pacific Union Recorder—April 2022

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An Extension of Home and Family Life

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hat were your Monday mornings like in second grade? Did you look forward to playing with your friends at recess after not seeing

them for a few days? Or did you dread Mondays because you knew were in for a beating from the teacher? That such a thing would happen regularly and openly seems unfathomable to the 21stcentury mind living in a free society, but it was a very real part of second-grade life for a young Jonathan Park. Born and raised in South Korea, Park, president of the Southeastern California Conference, experienced firsthand at a very young age what it meant to follow Christ regardless of painful earthly consequences.

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Southern California Conference

5min
pages 56-57

Community & Marketplace

18min
pages 84-90

Nevada-Utah Conference

5min
pages 50-51

Northern California Conference

4min
pages 52-53

Southeastern California Conference

4min
pages 54-55

Adventist Health

2min
page 49

Loma Linda University Health

1min
page 48

Arizona Conference

5min
pages 36-37

Pacific Union College

2min
page 45

La Sierra University

2min
page 44

Of Prophetic Voices, Callings, and Community

5min
pages 30-32

Holbrook Indian School

4min
pages 42-43

Hawaii Conference

4min
pages 40-41

Central California Conference

4min
pages 38-39

PUC Brings in New President: A Man About Mission

7min
pages 25-29

Turning Challenges into Purpose

4min
pages 23-24

The Village That It Takes

6min
pages 6-8

A Family Legacy in Faith and Education

5min
pages 9-11

God Even Uses Sports Channels

4min
pages 18-20

From Altar Boy to Pastor

5min
pages 12-14

An Extension of Home and Family Life

4min
pages 15-17

Building the Perfect Triangle

3min
pages 21-22

Deepening Roots and Unfurling Wings

2min
pages 4-5
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