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Do you think you are in good heart health?
For Liz, the article about "When Bullies get to work..." was REALLY good. People tend to ignore this problem, but it is a common approach for women beginning???? certainly evident in high school and the workplace (yes church too).
Thanks Liz for getting the word out.
Posted by: Dee CA)
Posted: 10/8/2008 11:41:07 AM
I think my heart health could be better. I smoke still, regrettably, and I love eating red meat. But, I do exercise regularly, and for the most part I eat healthy.
Posted by: Pete
Posted: 10/4/2008 8:38:22 AM
I appreciated Beth's new insights into scripture. Thanks!
Posted by: Janelle Hooper (Naperville, IL)
Posted: 9/19/2008 3:36:22 PM
Congregation: Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
I think it's hard for our seminarians to be in good heart health. The ELCA mandatory health insurance plan for seminarians doesn't provide preventive care, and many seminarians are second-career. Add to that the rigors of a master's-level program, caring for a family, ministry internships, and part-time work, and you're looking at a group of people who are at high risk of health crises. There are a few ELCA programs that try to help, such as handing out pedometers, but the lack of good care early in ministry means a lot of unhealthy pastors later on. Come on, ELCA. It's not too late to change!
Posted by: Le Anne Clausen (Mason City, IA)
Posted: 9/16/2008 2:20:52 PM
Congregation: Trinity
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Women and
water:
let's begin
Delegates to the 2005 Triennial
Convention of Women of the ELCA asked our organization to
promote awareness of water issues and encouraged synodical women’s organizations to make awareness of local
and regional water issues a priority.
To learn more, visit
Women of the ELCA's
Web site.
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