Accreditation Statement: The Loma Linda University School of Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians. Loma Linda University School of Medicine designates this Live Activity for a maximum of 1.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s). Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity. Disclosure Statement: This program has been planned and implemented in accordance with ACCME essentials and standards. The Loma Linda University School of Medicine Office of Continuing Medical Education relies on its CME faculty to provide program content that is free of commercial bias. Therefore, in accordance with ACCME standards, any faculty and/or provider industry relationships will be disclosed and resolved.

The first 20 attendees will receive a free burrito. Free CME is available.

Health topic: "Health and the Gospel" by Belgrove Josiah Jr., B.Sc.; and Marguerite Josiah, B.S.N., RN. "The proper use of the health message with the Lord's guidance results in breaking down walls and barriers which open doors for the sharing of the gospel."

Bible lesson: "Creation and Morality" by Belgrove Josiah Jr. and Marguerite Josiah.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Mark Howard, director of the Emmanuel Institute and pastor at the Gobles Pinedale Seventh-day Adventist Church, Gobles, Mich.

Weekdays at noon in Randall Amphitheater. Lunch will be provided to the first 150 attendees, with preference given to students.

Weekdays at 7 p.m. in Cutler Amphitheater.

Sabbaths at 10 a.m. in Damazo Amphitheater and 7 p.m. in Cutler Amphitheater.

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Health topic: "Ellen G. White's First Health Vision, 1846" by Coleen Doran. This presentation will show how God brought health reform into the lives of the pioneers using different methods.

Bible lesson: "Creation: A Biblical Theme" (Lesson 4) by Emmanuela Jeune, M.P.H.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

With tours and refreshments, it's the prescription for a good time.

Health topic: "Hydrotherapy for Health" by Vicky Gillham, M.P.H., B.S.N. Spa and beyond: A look at hydrotherapy as a valuable complimentary or alternative therapy.

Bible lesson: "The Creation Completed" (Lesson 3) by Dr. Andrews.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a health topic and review of the lesson each week.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Dr. Mervyn Warren
Dean, School of Religion, Oakwood University

Second service - 11:45 a.m.

Dr. Calvin Rock
Vice president (retired), General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists

Panel discussion - 3 p.m.

Centennial Complex Damazo Amphitheater

Panelists are Dr. Benjamin Baker, Dr. Andy Lampkin, Dr. Andrea Trusty King, Anthony Paschal and Dr. Maury Jackson.

Gospel Concert Vespers - 4:30 p.m.

Artists to perform are Daughters of Zion and Valley Crossroads Chorale

For more information, call Dr. Ramona Hyman at 909-651-5097 or email rhyman@llu.edu.

Health topic: "Gettin' in the Zone" by V. Norman, M.A. Some non-dietary or physical exercise components of a Blue Zone lifestyle.

Bible lesson: "The Beatitudes Parallel Creation Week" by Dr. F. Zurcher.

An official LLUC Sabbath School class with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Join Dr. Richard and Judy Hart at their home in beautiful Oak Glen on the second Sabbath of each month from October through May.

Dress is casual; bring a jacket or wear layered clothing.

Get to know other students and faculty outside of school.

Enjoy a vegeterian potluck; bring an entrée, salad or desert.

Hike after lunch if weather permits.

Directions: Take I-10 east to the Yucaipa Blvd exit. Turn left over the freeway. Continue to Oak Glen Road and turn left. Continue past Bryant Street for about five miles. Turn right at the second (paved) Harris Road.

Presented by Catherine C. "Lynn" Hedrick, Ph.D., professor in the division of inflammation biology at La Jolla Institute for Allergy & Immunology.

Hosted by Dr. John Buchholz.

Health topic: "Social Health" (Part II) by Dr. Dos Santos. The benefits of maintaining healthy interaction with others and the implications for mental health.

Bible lesson: "Jesus, Creator of Heaven and Earth" (Lesson 1) by Jessica Esochaghi.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a health topic and Bible lesson each week.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Bring your appetite and funds for a good cause: 20 percent of the proceeds will be donated to the LLUAHSC Family Fund (Employee Assistance).

Generous entrees average $8; drinks are $1.

Note the Blue Zone Sabbath School will not meet Dec. 22 or Dec. 29. Regular classes will resume Jan. 5, 2013.

Health news by Dr. Mitch Barlow.

Health topic: "Meal Frequency: Do We Have to Eat Small Meals Many Times Per Day?" by Margarate Carneiro, M.P.H., RD, CDE. What are the flaws in scientific studies that promote high meal frequency? What does the health message say?

Bible lesson: "The Christian Life" (Lesson 11) by Ken and Karen Breyer.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

This episode is a look at abuse and how we can prevent it. The episode educates the audience on how to report abuse and gives resources to those who have experienced abuse so they know where to go for therapy.

"Loma Linda 360" airs on KVCR channel 24.

For more information, visit www.lomalinda360.com.

Join Dr. Richard and Judy Hart at their home in Oak Glen the second Sabbath of each month from October through May.

Dress is casual, but bring a jacket or wear layered clothing.

Enjoy a vegetarian potluck--bring an entreé, salad or dessert--and hiking after lunch if weather permits.

The Harts' address is 39277 Harris Road in Yucaipa; 909-797-2450. Take I-10 east to Yucaipa Blvd. exit. Turn left over the freeway. Continue to Oak Glen Road and turn left. Continue past Bryant Street for about five miles. Turn right at the second (paved) Harris Road.

Learn from knowledgeable chefs and dietitians how to prepare foods that help to reduce cancer risk, heart disease, inflammation, and more.

Taste delicious and healthy plant-based foods.

Enjoy giveaways and recipes during this interactive experience.

Employees interested in registering for the class can call Employee Wellness at 909-651-4007 ext. 14007.

Health topic: "Preventing Asthma with Lifestyle" by Cheri Watkins, M.S. Asthma can be managed by making healthier decisions.

Bible lesson: "The Law and the Gospel" (Lesson 10) by Dr. Dos Santos.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Health topic: "How to Read Food Labels" by Fiona Lewis, M.S., R.D. Become an expert at reading nutrition labels and discover the benefits of knowing food contents.

Bible lesson: "The Church: Rites and Rituals" (Lesson 9) by U' Rainnah Broussard.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Keynote speakers will include Dr. Gunnar Christiansen and Rev. Dr. James Stout.

Continuing education (CE) credit is available.

Health topic: "Spirituality of the Twelve Steps" by Dr. M. Ask. How can the 12 steps help us even if we do not have an addiction?

Bible lesson: "Arming for Victory" (Lesson 7) by Jessica Esochaghi.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

For more information, call Staff Development at 909-558-3500 or refer to the attachment below.

Health topic: "Science Catches up with a Prophet" by Dr. Andrews. Revisiting the health-related counsels and medical insights as they were given to the church.

Bible lesson: "Growing in Christ" (Lesson 5) by Dr. Dos Santos.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Join Dr. Richard and Judy Hart at their home in beautiful Oak Glen the second Sabbath of each month, October through May.

Casual dress, but bring a jacket or wear layered clothing.

Get to know other students and faculty outside of school. Enjoy a vegetarian potluck--bring an entreé, salad or dessert--and hiking after lunch, if weather permits.

The Harts' address is 39277 Harris Rd. in Yucaipa; 909-797-2450. Take Interstate 10 east to the Yucaipa Blvd. exit. Turn left over the freeway. Continue to Oak Glen Rd. and turn left. Continue past Bryant St. for about five miles. Turn right at the second (paved) Harris Rd.

For more information, read the On Campus story.

Health topic: "Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO)" (Part 3) by Wayne D. Loomer, N.D., LMT; and Linda Fortune, N.D. What can we eat? A look at GMO and its place in prophecy, plus a look at what we can eat in light of being inundated with gentically modified organisms.

Bible lesson: "Salvation: The Only Solution" by Emmanuela Jeune, M.P.H.(c).

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Health topic: "Fruits and Vegetables for Life" by Karen Breyer, M.P.H., RN, CHES. The power of eating a healthy diet, which includes eating a variety of fruits and vegetables.

Bible lesson: "Mankind: God's Handiwork" (Lesson 3) by Ken Breyer, M.S., P.E.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Health topic: "Sleep and Health" by Paula Cavalcanti, D.Sc. (c). The importance of circadian rhythm, sleep-wake cycle and sleep hygiene for our general health.

Bible lesson: "Revelation, and the God Revealed In It" (Lesson 2) by Dr. Dos Santos.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Free admission, free tests

• Bone density assessment
• Blood glucose and cholesterol
• Respiratory capacity, PO2
• Hand grip assessment
• Back and postural checking
• Tanita body composition
• Health and age assessment
• Stress assessment

Sponsored by the Loma Linda University School of Public Health and the Drayson Center.

For more information, call 909-651-5077.

Keynote speaker is M. Eileen Dolan, Ph.D., speaking on "Identification of Pharmacogenomic Markers in Oncology."

To register, to submit an abstract, or for more information, visit medicine.llu.edu/basic-sciences/symposium.

Deadline for abstracts and registration is Oct. 15.

Health topic: "Genetically Modified Organism" by Wayne D. Loomer, N.D., LMT; and Linda Fortune, N.D. A look at GMO foods; how they affect us and their place in prophecy.

Bible study: "Final Events" (Lesson 9) by Gerald Andrews, M.D., M.P.H.

Volunteers are needed to help with the Blue Zone Sabbath School during October by presenting the health topic or the Bible lesson.

An official LLUC Sabbath School with review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH preventive care program.

Equipment workshops can be arranged Aug. 14-24. Email Monica at mrubalcava@llu.edu.

Refreshments provided.

Hosted by Advanced Imaging Microscopy (AIM) Facility, ext. 15807.

Health topic: "Childhood Obesity" by Emmanuel S. Jeffrey III, M.P.H., Dr.P.H.(s). Giving children a healthy start can reduce the risk of health issues later.

Bible lesson: "Friend Forever."

An official LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and LLUSPH Preventive Care Program.

Health topic: "Hippocampal Neurogenesis and Health" by Cynthia Kraft, M.P.H. (c). A look at hippocampal neuron development and its connection to overall health.

Bible lesson: "Living Holy Lives" by Gerald Andrews, M.D., M.P.H.

An offical LLUC Sabbath School with a review of the lesson and a health topic each Sabbath.

Sponsored by the LLUC Health Ministries Committee and the LLUSPH Preventive Care Program.