nad health summit 2013

A DV E N T I S T H E A LT H M I N I S T R I E S | N O RT H AM E R I C A N D I V I S I O N

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nad Health summitMarch 13-17, 2013

new York, nYsheraton laguardia East Hotel

Sponsored by the Health Ministries Department of the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists

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WEDNESDAy, MArCH 13, 2013 1:00 pm – 7:00 pm track 1 registration7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Opening Program - Delbert Baker

THUrSDAy, MArCH 14, 20136:30 am – 7:00 am let’s Move time7:00 am – 8:00 am Breakfast (provided)8:00 am – 8:45 am devotional - Don King 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Track 1 Seminars12:00 pm – 2:00 pm lunch (provided)2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Track 1 Seminars6:00 pm – 7:00 pm dinner (on your own)7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Plenary Session: Maximizing your Brain Potential Neil Nedley

FriDAy, MArCH 15, 20136:30 am – 7:00 am let’s Move time7:00 am – 8:00 am Breakfast (provided)8:00 am – 8:45 am devotional - Dan Jackson 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Track 1 Seminars12:00 pm – 2:00 pm lunch (provided)2:00 pm – 5:00 pm Track 1 Seminars3:00 pm – 7:00 pm track 2 registration6:00 pm – 7:00 pm dinner (on your own)7:00 pm – 7:30 pm sabbath Vespers - Mark Finley7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Plenary Session: Maximizing your Brain Potential Neil Nedley

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Saturday, March 16, 20136:30 am – 8:30 am track 2 registration7:00 am – 8:00 am Breakfast (provided)8:00 am – 10:30 am Track 2 Seminars11:00 am – 12:30 pm Worship - Jose rojas 12:30 pm – 2:00 pm lunch (provided)2:00 pm – 3:30 pm Track 2 Seminars4:00 pm – 5:30 pm Adventists InStep for Life Award Celebration Tricia Penniecook6:00 pm – 7:00 pm dinner (provided)7:00 pm Mini-concert & Vespers7:30 pm – 9:00 pm Plenary Session: Maximizing your Brain Potential Neil Nedley

Sunday, March 17, 20136:30 am – 7:00 am let’s Move time7:00 am – 8:00 am Breakfast (provided)8:00 am – 12:00 pm Track 2 Seminars12:00 pm – 1:30 pm lunch (provided)1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Track 2 Seminars1:30 pm – 4:30 pm Health Expos (children and adults)5:00 pm – 5:30 pm Closing Program

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NADHEALTHSUMMITTrACK 1 • January 29-31, 2012 A DV E N T I S T H E A LT H M I N I S T R I E S | N O RT H AM E R I C A N D I V I S I O N

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TrACK 1 • March 14 - 15, 2013

Celebrations

C.H.A.R.T.E.R.S.

CHIP Leadership Training Workshop

Creating a Vibrant Health Ministry: A Comprehensive Model for Effective Health Ministry Leaders

• Allan Handysides, MD, ChB, FRCPC, FRCSC, FACOG

• Peter Landless, MB, BCh, MMed, FCP(SA), FACC

• Kathleen H. Liwidjaja -Kuntaraf, M.D., M.P.H.

• Rae Lee Cooper, RN

• Dena Guthrie, MS, RN, ANP• Stephan Herzog• Kathy Reynaert Randall

• Katia Reinert, PhDc, CRNP, FNP-BC, PHCNS-BC, FCN

• Lilly Tryon, MSN, RN , FCN , cWC

• Don Hall, DrPH. CHES

CELEBRATIONS is a multi-use program that describes the Adventist lifestyle. The seminar outlines the contents of the program ensuring that presenters are familiar with the science that supports the Adventist way of “living life to the fullest.” The various themes of the acronym are covered in some detail and an emphasis is placed upon several aspects of living that sometimes are not emphasized. This expanded view of “living life to the fullest” incorporates within it elements that have recently been shown to be of vital importance such as social support, integrity and mental health.

C.H.A.R.T.E.R.S. (Comprehensive Health And Rehabilitation Through Evidence-based Researched Strategies) is a seminar that will give both theory and practice in the running of a church-based health program. It also explains the technique on how to bridge the church-based health program leading them to the loving Saviour.

This workshop prepares individuals to conduct the newly designed Complete Health Improvement Program, CHIP+, as a part of the outreach ministry of the local Seventh-day Adventist Church. Dr. Hans Diehl, Dr. Darren Morton, and Dr. Andrea Avery present twelve brand new health video lectures that are used to introduce powerful, health-changing lifestyle choices. Clinical results are measured before and after the program with outstanding results published in nearly 20 health journals including the American Journal of Cardiology, January 2012. Whole communities have been changed through CHIP and many lasting friendships created for time and eternity.

This new official North American Division training is for anyone involved in health ministries. Health ministry directors at all levels (union, conference, church), pastors, health ministry team members, and health professionals and lay members interested in getting involved in health ministry are encouraged to take this training. This comprehensive training will cover the Adventist philosophy of health and health ministry, methodological approaches for an effective health ministry, and basic health knowledge information.

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This training is designed to teach directors and facilitators to host a health education program on depression and anxiety recovery. The goal of the Nedley Depression and Anxiety Recovery Program is to inform participants how to identify depression and its causes, learn about lifestyle and nutrition treatments for depression, learn thinking techniques to avoid depression and anxiety, learn to make positive lifestyle choices, manage stress, appropriately deal with loss and how to improve brain function. This will be achieved through in-depth lectures and facilitated small group discussions.

The workshop will consist of practical talks presenting scientific theory and will include demonstration of many treatments including hydrotherapy, use of charcoal and other natural remedies for home use.

Practical techniques for the small farmer/backyard gardener to bring the nutrient density up in the food crop by implementing methods and adding amendments designed to cooperate with nature, and enhance beneficial biology above and below ground. Reconnect the Adventist health message with clean, responsible agriculture and show that the health of the person is only as good as the health of the food consumed and this is only as good as the health of the soil and farming practices which the food comes from. Respecting nature and thus nature’s God in our food production will not only provide human health but has the capability to foster healthy relationships between us and our food, our soil, our earth, our churches, our communities and ultimately our God in heaven.

Pastor: are you living your full potential for ministry? Are you experiencing optimal mental and physical health? Have you ever wondered how to apply Jesus’ methods of evangelism in the 21st century? Have you ever wished you could discover a workable model of health evangelism that ministered to people physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually? Would you like to discover practical ways of ministering to your community’s felt needs to introduce them to their ultimate need-Jesus Christ? Mark and Ernestine Finley have implemented the principles of health evangelism internationally for over forty years and have developed strategies that transform members and entire churches into active, enthusiastic soul winners in the ministry of Christ. Ivan

• Neil Nedley, MD• Paula Reiter

• Roby Angelina Sherman, MD

• Scott Arrington, BS, USCG• Bert Connell, BS, MS, PhD

• Mark Finley, MA, DDiv• Esther R. Knott, MDiv• Ivan Williams, DMin

Depression Recovery: Training the Trainer

Eight Natural Remedies-Hydrotherapy

Home Grown Nutrition

Track for Pastors - Jesus’ Methods in the 21st Century

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TrACK 1 • March 14 - 15, 2013

Williams, NAD Ministerial director, and Katia Reinert, NAD Health Ministries director, will present ways in which pastors may find renewal of their calling to experience health and wholeness in their own lives answering God’s call to live their full potential for ministry as they take charge of their health making healthy choices. Topics will include: experiencing full life and whole health as a pastor; making your church a center for health and wholeness in the community; enabling your members to discover their God-given gifts equipping them for service and wholistic outreach; building partnerships with hospitals, medical professionals and faith community nurses in health evangelism; developing a stepwise evangelistic calendar that focuses on wholeness, motivating your church leadership with new soul winning possibilities; discovering cutting edge health outreach materials; and broadening the pastor’s vision to reach out to the community for Christ through the unselfish, loving service of Jesus.

The Living Free seminar will enhance your understanding of the mind/body/spirit connection in health and disease, teach how to overcome food cravings and obesity, explore how the learning and addicted brain work, and present a successful model for overcoming any bad habit or addiction. We also plan to help you improve vital organizational and team-building skills so successful to long-term success! And we want even more for you in this training. At the end of your certification, you will:• Learn how the brain has been designed for renewal,

recovery, and restoration.• Discover the keys to maintaining success in long-term

goals.• Discover powerful, practical spiritual and lifestyle

strategies for building a better brain, better habits, and a better life.

• Learn how to increase the brain’s ability to handle stress and cope with challenges, change, and multiple priorities.

Learn how you can conduct simple, small cooking classes in the home for powerful impact.

• Vickie Griffin, MS, Hum Nutr, MPA, MACN

• Evelyn Kissinger, MS, RD

• Fred Hardinge, DrPH, RD• Bert Connell, BS, MS, PhD

Living Free: Building a Better Brain, Body, and Habits—for Good!

Neighborhood Cooking Class

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TrACK 1 & 2 • March 14 - 17, 2013

TrACK 2 • March 16 - 17, 2013

Faith Community Nursing (FCN) is recognized as a specialty nursing practice that combines professional nursing and health ministry. It emphasizes health and healing within the faith community and the larger community. The philosophy of this curriculum embraces four major concepts:• The Spiritual Dimension• Professionalism• Wholistic Health• Community

This seminar will provide an overview of the obesity epidemic in the United States, including risk factors, prevention strategies, and evidence-based interventions, including a public health approach to reverse this epidemic. The seminar will also discuss the Let’s Move Faith and Communities national initiative and Adventists InStep for Life - the Adventist response to the childhood obesity epidemic. Adventists InStep for Life goals and activities will be discussed in detail as well as how individuals, churches, schools and healthcare institutions may participate in this division-wide long-term campaign to make a positive impact in the community for healthier kids and families.

Learn how to offer a unique learning experience for the children in your community. They will learn the eight laws of health by participating in interactive learning centers .

This track will equip pastors and church members with professional skills to successfully implement the long-term strategies in community outreach ministries to create real changes in our communities and people’s lives. Topics covered will equip the participants in the following areas: Community Outreach Track, Community Needs Assessment, Performance Measurement of Effective Ministries, Financial Resource Development, and Elder Care Ministries.

The evidence for healthy lifestyles for improving health is overwhelming, creating a need for more effective ways for motivating and supporting people to make positive, lasting lifestyle change. This hands-on seminar introduces a radically different, evidence-based, biblical coaching approach that can be utilized in any health ministry program.

Foundations of Faith Community Nursing

Adventists InStep for Life: Responding to the Obesity Epidemic

Children’s Health Expo

Community Outreach

Coaching Lasting Lifestyle Change

• Chris VanDenburgh, MSN, RN• Joyce Christman, SBN, FCN

• Katia Reinert, PhDc, CRNP, FNP-BC, PHCNS-BC, FCN

• Don Hall, DrPH,CHES• Andrea Leah Scott, MPH• Diana Fleming, PhD, RD• Gordon Botting, DrPH, CHES , CFC

• Phyllis Washington, MPAS

• Sung Kwon• Marilyn K. Renk, MS, MPH, CSA• Gaspar Colon• May-Ellen Colon

• Lilly Tryon, MSN, RN, FCN, cWC

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TrACK 2 & 3 • January 30 – February 3, 2012 9:00 am - 12:00 pm & 2:00 – 5:00 pm

TrACK 2 • March 16 - 17, 2013

Learn how to lead out in a wellness program in your church. Learn how to involve attendees of Eight Weeks to Wellness™ in their own well-being, engaging them as participants in a healthy lifestyle they can maintain for life. Principles of health ministry, practical skills, and principles of a healthy lifestyle, physical activity, nutrition, healthy weight, stress reduction, and preventive medical checks will be presented. Experience health teaching that is gentle yet authoritative. The program is practical and is easily financially self-sustaining, and provides an opportunity to interact with people for their well-being and invite them to “Follow Me.”

This course is a fast paced overview of information you will need to start a fundraising program at your organization in order to establish a long-term commitment to philanthropy and have a program that builds sustainability. It includes the steps to take, from making a case to whom to ask and how, as well as a look at the tools you will need. The session will include exercises, examples and a selection of materials. You will leave this session with a plan on how to proceed in successful fundraising for your cause.

CREATION Health is about enjoying a life of abundant health and happiness. It is a transformational lifestyle based upon the eight principles of whole person health given to us in the Garden of Eden, which are: Choice, Rest, Environment, Activity, Trust in God, Interpersonal Relationships, Outlook, and Nutrition. Ultimate wellness is more than the absence of disease – it’s being fit mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually. In this CREATION Health train-the-trainer seminar, you will gain a thorough understanding of each of these eight principles and also become a certified CREATION Health teacher. And your required materials fee also includes a CREATION Health seminar kit so you can begin helping others live life to the fullest as soon as you return home!

Learn the simple steps of how to organize an expo in your community so it becomes a soul winning event. Practice using the various screening equipment that makes an expo so appealing to the public. Become familiar with the Abundant Living health talk series often used to follow up a health expo or to use along with an evangelistic series.

Eight Weeks to Wellness

Fundraising Strategies for Health Ministries

How to Live Life to the Fullest! (CREATION Health)

How to Organize a Health Expo as a Soul Winning Event

• Gerard McLane, DrPH, CHES

• Lilya Wagner, PhD, CFRE• Kristin Priest, CFRE

• Lynell LaMountain, MDiv• George Guthrie, MD, MPH,

CDE, CNS

• Charles Cleveland, MDiv, MPH

• Phoebe Cleveland, RN

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TrACK 2 • March 16 - 17, 2013

TrACK 2 & 3 • January 30 – February 3, 2012 9:00 am - 12:00 pm & 2:00 – 5:00 pm

TrACK 2 • March 16 - 17, 2013

Presentaremos un analisis de las emociones basicas y los estados emocionales y como estos influyen en la alimentacion. De la misma manera se presentaran alternativas con la metodologia de entrenamiento (coaching) para salir de las crisis emocionales y alcanzar el regimen alimenticio deseado. Ademas se analizara la importancia de la inteligencia emocional como alternativa para alcanzar niveles de satisfaction en la vida y asi lograr el equilibrio fisico, mental y espiritual. Para agregar valor al taller se recomendaran y practicaran recetas vegetarianas para vivir mejor.

The steps are powerful, spiritual and practical tools that, in combination with a Christ-centered 12-step support group and accountability, assist participants in identifying the hindrances that prevent one from fully developing a Christ-like character. They offer practical tools for retraining the brain, and claiming the promises of freedom. Seminar participants will: • Understand how addictions, and obsessive-compulsive behaviors

form and what we can do to heal the resulting family dysfunctions in our church and community.

• Develop an understanding of how working systematically through the steps, with accountability, can assist someone to move into healthy wholeness, deepening their personal journey with Christ.

The steps offer help, hope, and healing. God never wastes a hurt. As individuals heal, they are prepared to help others in their life journey.

Wellness leadership training of trainers. Newly designed Homes of Hope & Health for 2013 large city health—family evangelism and for small group ministry. Wes Youngberg presents current wellness research: turning off bad genes; vitamin D; prevention and treatment of diabetes, cancer, coronary disease; strengthening the immune system and benefits of plant-based diet. A Home of Hope & Health equips churches with 29 ready-to-use topics. Choice of PowerPoint, DVD player, and a series of three wellness books for solo, duo, small group ministry and public evangelism. Ministry of Healing model with doctrines gently introduced. Translated into 22 languages. Used in North America, Southern Asia-Pacific Division, China, Taiwan, Latin America, Europe and in Muslim small group ministry. Helping people to make healthy choices as part of the three angels’ messages. Preparing churches as centers for health and wholeness in their communities. Organizing, equipping and motivating the local church for training with new soul-winning possibilities. You are the presenter, teaching people to LIVE—live longer, healthier, happier, and holier.

Las Emociones y la Alimentacion

12 Steps to Wholeness

WIN! Wellness Homes of Hope & Health

• Jair Serrada, MBA

• Ricardo Whyte, M.D.• Jackie Bishop• David Sedlacek, PhD, LCSW• Peter Landless, MB, BCh,

MMed, FCP(SA), FACC

• John Youngberg, EdD• Millie Youngberg, EdD

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Scott arrington, BS, uSGcBio-Friendly Farmer

Jackie Bishop Gordon Botting, drPh, chES, cFcstewardship director & Financial Educator,pacific union conference

Presenters & Speakers

Joyce christman, BSn, Fcn charles cleveland, Mdiv, MPh cEo, Health Education resources

Phoebe cleveland, rn

Gaspar colonreligion professor,Washington adventist university

May-Ellen colonassistant director,general conference sabbath school and peronal Ministries department

Bert connell, BS, MS, Phdchair, nutrition and dieteticsschool of allied Health professionsloma linda

diana Fleming, Phd, rddirector,nutritional serviceslifestyle center of america

Mark Finley, Ma, ddivassistant to the president,general conference of seventh-day adventists

Vicki Griffin, MS, hum nutr, MPa, MacnHealth Ministries director, Michigan conference; director, lifestyle Matters at Work

dena Guthrie, MS, rn, anPprogram development/ Vice president,cHip

George Guthrie, Md, MPh, cdE, cnSassitant director,Family Medicine residencyFlorida Hospital

don hall, drPh, chESFounder, Wellsource, inc.

Stephan herzoggeneral Manager of Business development, lifestyle Medicine institute (lMi)

Evelyn Kissinger, MS, rdnutrition director,lifestyle Matters

Esther r. Knott, Mdivassociate Ministerial director,north american division

Sung Kwondirector, adventist community services north american division

Lynell LaMountain, Mdivsenior Manager, Healthy 100 churches Florida Hospital

Gerard McLane, drPh, chESVp research and development,Wellsource, inc.

neil nedley, MdFounder and author, nedley depression recovery program


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Keynote Speakersdan Jackson, Mapresident,north american division of seventh-day adventists

delbert W. BakerVice president,general conference of seventh-day adventists

donald G. Kingpresident,atlantic union conference

José rojasdirector,office of Volunteer Ministries north american division of seventh-day adventists

tricia Penniecook, Md, MPhdean, school of public Healthloma linda university

neil nedley, MdFounder and author, nedley depression recovery program

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Kristin Priest, cFrE Katia reinert, Phdc, crnP, FnP-Bc, PhcnS-Bc, FcnHealth Ministries director, north american division

Paula reiter director, nedley depression recovery program


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Special Guests and Presentersallan handysides, Md, chB, FrcPc, FrcSc, FacOGdirector, Health Ministries general conference

Kathleen Liwidjaja-Kuntaraf, Md, MPhassociate director,Health Ministries general conference

Peter Landless, MB, Bch, MMed, FcP(Sa), Faccassociate director,Health Ministries general conference

Fred hardinge, drPh, rdassociate director,Health Ministries general conference

Marilyn K. renk, MS, MPh, cSaadventist Elder care coordinator, north american division

Kathy reynaert randallcorporate trainer,Fort Myers cHip co-director

andrea L. Scott, MPhHealth Ministries director, allegheny East conference

david Sedlacek, Phd, LcSW MsW program directorcoordinator, Mdiv/MsW collaborative

Jair Serrada, MBaconsultant and Executive chef

roby Sherman, MdMedical director,Wildwood Hospital and lifestyle center

Lillian tryon rn, MSn, Fcn, cWccertified professional coach

chris Vandenburgh, MSn, rncoordinator, Faith community nursing & Health MinistryKettering Health network

Lilya Wagner, Phd, cFrEdirector,philanthropic service for institutionsnorth american division


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Presenters & Speakerstricia Penniecook, Md, MPhdean, school of public Healthloma linda university

Mucical GuestsJamie Jorge clayton nunes

Phyllis Washington, MPaSchildren’s Ministries director,north american division

Ivan Williams, dMinMinisterial director,north american division

ricardo Whyte, Mdinstructor, department of psychiatry,school of Medicine loma linda university

John youngberg, EddMillie youngberg, EddEmeritis professors, andrews university

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SEMInar OPtIOnSYou may attend one seminar per track and will be issued a Certificate of Attendance (attendance is required for issuance of certificate).

Participants can take Only ONE course per track.

NOTE: CEU’s are available for some seminars.

rEFund POLIcyNo refunds will be given for this event. If you find you will not be able to attend you may send someone in your place.

Spanish Translation will be available for all plenary sessions and also for selected seminars.

track 1 (includes 4 meals)Early bird $185.00(register by January 31, 2013)February 1, 2013 $199.00

track 2 (includes 5 meals)Early bird $199.00(register by January 31, 2013)after February 1, 2013 $219.00

tracks 1 & 2 (includes 9 meals)Early bird $350.00(register by January 31, 2013)after February 1, 2013 $380.00

Foundations of Faith community nursing (includes 9 meals)Early bird $350.00(register by January 31, 2013)after February 1, 2013 $380.00

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SEMInar OPtIOnSYou may attend one seminar per track and will be issued a Certificate of Attendance (attendance is required for issuance of certificate).

Participants can take only ONE course per track.

NOTE: CEU’s are available for some seminars.

rEFund POLIcyNo refunds will be given for this event. If you find you will not be able to attend you may send someone in your place.

Spanish Translation will be available for all plenary sessions and also for selected seminars.

register Now

contact PlusLine atwww.nadhealthsummit.com or call1.800.732.7587 to register.

Payment Options:credit card, check or money order accepted. checks and money orders should be made payable to:

adventSource/plusline5040 prescott avenuelincoln, nE 68506-5431

please complete the online registration form with your personal information and registration details, print it and mail with your check or money order.

Note: cost of required materials will be extra depending on the seminars you choose.

travel, Meals & Lodgingtravel, meals (except lunches) and lodging arrangements on your own.

More InformationVisit www.nadhealthsummit.com for a complete description of workshops and other details.

Who should attend? Health ministry directors and volunteers, pastors, health care professionals, women’s and personal ministry directors, community service volunteers, community outreach volunteers, youth leaders and you.

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dIrEctIOnS FrOM aIrPOrt1. Head southwest on Central Terminal Dr

toward LaGuardia Rd 2. Continue onto LaGuardia Rd 3. Keep right at the fork 4. Continue straight onto LaGuardia Ac-

cess Road5. Turn left onto 94th St 6. Take the Grand Central Parkway E ramp

to Eastern Long Island7. Merge onto Grand Central Pkw8. Take the exit toward 126th St 9. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for

New York 25A E/Northern Blvd/Shea Stadium

10. Turn left onto 126th St 11. Take the 1st right onto Northern Blvd12. Turn right onto Main St 13. Turn right at the 3rd cross street onto

39th Ave Destination will be on the left

tranSPOrtatIOn FrOM LGa• Guest must call the hotel to arrange

shuttle pickup from the airport. For return trips, the shuttle departs from the hotel every 30 minutes (between 4:30am and 12:30am). Phone: 718.460.6666

• Subway - The Flushing-Main Street Subway Station is right at the corner of the hotel. The number 7 train can take you from Flushing to Times Square in thirty-five minutes. The subway runs 24 hours a day and costs $2.25


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VEnuEsheraton laguardia East Hotel135-20 39th avenueFlushing, nY 11354 to make reservations by phone, call718.460.6666 in the usa and canada

hOtEL rESErVatIOnYou are responsible for your own lodging. You can receive the discounted rate of $179.

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This summit of courses is designed for health leaders and individuals wanting to share evidence -based wholistic health programs which will enable them to effectively present life changing elements for abundant living. If you want your congregation’s health ministry to be relevant and able to address current health issues, you will want to attend!

rEGiSTEr TODAy!visit www. nadhealthsummit.com or call 1.800.732.7587

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