Posts about Community (23)

By Medi-Share member, Peter Rosenberger

In celebration of 25 years of service, Christian Care Ministry (CCM) held it’s first-ever “Day of Sharing,” a nationwide initiative to motivate and mobilize people to share their time, talents, faith, and resources to serve others.

By Laura Bollinger, RDN

In today’s mobile-friendly, digital world, it’s almost expected that you can manage most of your needs on the go. Whether it’s ordering groceries or home goods online, managing your bank account through an app, or connecting with others socially, many of our daily functions can be handled through a hand-held device.

Adrenaline junkies have long pushed the limits of the human body in extreme sports. From rock climbing to wingsuit flying, the variety of extreme sports are only limited by your imagination or possibly your sense of risk aversion.

As companies get off the ground, they pray for longevity. They hope for sustainability. Many will even cast a vision for the type of legacy they intend to leave on their industry, their customers, or their community.

The state of Hawaii recently passed the Our Care, Our Choice Act, which legalizes “medically assisted death.” For those wanting to end their life, it requires they have two witnesses attesting to their desire for death and two doctors agreeing the patient has six months or fewer to live.

There is so much sickness in the world today. Many say it is connected to the foods we eat, our environment, or even brought on by that which is meant to “heal” us in the first place – medicine.