Spring 2012

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A Quarterly Publication of Clear Focus Productions, a media ministry of Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists® Volume 28, Number 1 • Spring 2012

Pages 2–3 • God’s Next Stepping Stone—Florida Conference Office Sale and Relocation

Page 4 • Generation Change—Forest Lake Academy Students “Just Do Something”

Page 4 • Osceola Adventist Christian School—Enrollment Surges

Page 5 • My Personal Devotional Time—Son-rise Before Sunrise

Pages 6–7 • Cover Story—CREATION Health Schools and Indigo Christian Junior Academy Pages 8–12 • Florida Camp Meeting—Speakers, Seminars, and Adventist Book Center Sale

by Mike Cauley, D.Min. Florida Conference President

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erhaps you have heard by now that the Lord has opened a marvelous door for Florida Conference.

For several years, our office operations have been challenged by a shortage of storage.

We have storage in two additional locations in the Orlando area.

In addition, the food

FLORIDA FOCUS Vol . 28, No. 1 Spring 2012

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Carmen Rodriguez Treasurer

Duane Rollins Editorial Staff

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distribution service of the Adventist Book Center (ABC) has grown rapidly. We are now handling distribution of health food for conferences up and down the east coast.

This has necessitated the ABC looking for a way to add freezer and refrigeration space at another location.

As you’ll read in the announcement on page 3, the Florida Department of Transportation approached the Florida Conference Executive Committee regarding the need to widen Interstate 4— the primary traffic artery through the

City of Orlando.

To our amazement, instead of claiming eminent domain, the Florida Department of Transportation decided to buy our entire facility, and the purchase was completed in January 2012.

This certainly has caught all of us by surprise. It was never the Conference Administration’s expectation that this providential development would take place, but we are looking for God’s leading as we move into the future.

I hasten to add, we are very mindful that the office is only

A favorite among Seventh-day Adventists for many years, Ellen G. White’s The Great Controversy is now available in a smaller, easier-to-read, and participative format. The 112page, 13-lesson workbook can be purchased through your Adventist Book Center branch for $5.99 each, or for $3.99 each when buying 100 or more.

“What a precious gift we have in Ellen White’s Conflict of the Ages series,” says World Church President Ted Wilson. “Using this incredible new study tool developed

by Pacific Press and the Ellen G. White Estate, you’ll be tremendously blessed and strengthened as you explore the Bible and the Great Controversy theme.”

Pick Up a Copy of The Great Controversy Countdown At Your Adventist Book Center http://www.floridaconference.com/abc/

a place from which to empower ministry and evangelism in the territory where we have been asked to serve. By God’s grace, the office relocation will not be an end in itself. It is merely a tool for assisting congregations and pastoral leaders with the mission of reaching people for Jesus—and what a great mission we have!

There is nothing more fulfilling than to be in the business of leading people to Jesus; seeing God transform lives. The real work of leadership happens among our people each day.

Please pray for God’s leading as we discern our next steps.

God doesn’t often lead more than a step or two at a time, but that is okay. In this way, He keeps us in an attitude of surrender and dependence. We may not foresee the direction He will take us, but He always has a plan and a path for us if we are open to His guidance.

Please also pray that we will be discerning of how to uphold the real work of ministry which happens through the loving service of our members and pastoral leaders.

Giving That Returns To Benefit You Florida Conference members have purchased many charitable gift annuities over the years from Planned Giving and Trust Services.

“I am very pleased with the income I receive,” says one member. “I enjoy a positive relationship with the personnel at Florida Conference. It gives me real satisfaction to know that, in future years, the remainder amount of my charitable gift annuities will be used to further the work of the Lord.”

Florida Conference Planned Giving and Trust Services (407) 618-0251 http://www.floridaconference.com/plannedgiving/ fcplannedgiving@gmail.com

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Coming Events © Dale Clark Photography

A complete calendar is available online:

Florida Conference Announces Office Sale

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early four years ago, the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) gave notice that a portion of Florida Conference’s property would be subject to eminent domain and taken for expansion work on Interstate 4. In fact, eminent domain was completed last year on parcels adjacent to the Conference’s property.

With God’s leading and through careful negotiation, the FDOT ultimately approached the Florida Conference Executive Committee with an official proposal to purchase our entire facility/property, instead of only a partial taking, with extended possession by Florida Conference.

Florida Conference hired experienced, respected legal counsel, and negotiations with the FDOT have been professional and positive. The FDOT proposal and purchase details for our property were both fair and advantageous to Florida Conference, and the Executive Committee was unified in its decision to move forward to sell our property to the FDOT. On Friday, January 27, the FDOT purchased our facility/property and the agreement was complete.

Through our agreement with the FDOT, we can remain in our building, rent-free, for the next two years, and they will pay certain expenses to have us moved.

Florida Conference is in a very strong position to relocate. This is a great opportunity since we outgrew our current office and parking capacity several years ago. The Executive Committee is committed to keeping our offices located in the greater Orlando area and is moving forward together to determine future steps.

Our office relocation in the coming years will be beneficial to our churches and schools. We will have more space in a new facility to house all ministries and support teams in one centralized location to serve our churches and schools well.

“We couldn’t be more pleased with the interaction between our professional staff, our trusted counsel, and the representatives of the Florida Department of Transportation,” says Mike Cauley, Florida Conference President and Executive Committee Chair. “We are in a better position than we could ask or imagine as we make plans to relocate. We see this opportunity as God’s next stepping stone for us as we seek to positively impact more and more people and ministry for Him!” Frequently Asked Questions and future news updates are published on the official relocation web page: floridaconference.com/steppingstone.

We will gladly accept your questions or information to share related to this announcement. Simply use the Feedback Form located on the relocation web page.

More information about Florida Conference’s relocation will be provided as our plans come together in the months and years ahead.

Thank you for your prayers and support!

http://www.floridaconference.com/calendar/ Ongoing Events– –––––––––––––––––––––––––

Florida Pathfinder Events. http://www.floridaconference.com/youth/ or call (407) 644‑5000 x127.

Singles’ Ministries Events. Spiritual study groups, fellowship dinners, outings, and more. http://www.floridaconference.com/ childrenandfamily/, djmiller4000@gmail.com, or (386) 789‑3235.

Florida Adventist Book Center. Winter Park: national toll-free number, (877) 55‑FLABC (877‑553‑5222). Miami: (305) 805‑9900.

High Springs: (386) 454‑7956. Shop online: http://www.floridaconference.com/abc/ or order by e-mail: FloridaABC@floridaconference.com.

Florida Adventist Bookmobile Schedule. Resumes in summer.

April 2012– –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 118th Annual Florida Camp Meeting. Apr. 12-15. Camp Kulaqua, High Springs. Theme: Transformed For His Coming. Guest speaker: Steve Riley, senior pastor of Stanmore Ave. Church, Port of Spain, Trinidad.

Morning devotionals: Elizabeth Talbot, associate speaker for The Voice of Prophecy broadcast. Details and registration for meals and lodging: http://www.floridaconference.com/campmeeting/ Campestre Hispano (Spanish-language Camp Meeting).

Apr. 19-22. Camp Kulaqua, High Springs. Theme: Transfor‑ mados para Su venida. Guest speaker: Alejandro Bullón, in‑ ternational evangelist. Registration for meals and lodging: http://www.floridaconference.com/campmeeting/ Greater Miami Adventist Academy Third Annual Golf Tournament. Apr. 22. Doral Golf Resort and Spa. 12:00-7:00 p.m. Part of Greater Miami Adventist Academy’s centennial celebration.

Reception dinner included. Hotel and spa discounts avail‑ able upon request. Details: http://gma.edu/html/pta.html, ctrevilcock@gma.edu, cleopatratrevilcock@yahoo.com, (305) 220‑5955 x151, or (954) 254‑9249.

May 2012– ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Greater Miami Adventist Academy 100th Anniversary Alumni Weekend. May 18-19. Greater Miami Adventist Academy. Guest speaker: Carlton Byrd, Breath of Life speaker/director and GMAA alumni. Details: http://gma.edu/html/alumni09.html, ctrevilcock@gma.edu, cleopatratrevilcock@yahoo.com, (305) 220‑5955 x151, or (954) 254‑9249.

June 2012– ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Camp Kulaqua Summer Camps. June 3-10, June 10-17, and June 17-24. Camp Kulaqua, High Springs. Various camps avail‑ able for ages 7-17. Camps are now available to all ages at each week of summer camp. Theme: Back To the Future—Explor‑ ing God’s Plan. Prices start at $285/week. Details and regis‑ tration: http://www.campkulaqua.com/SummerCamp.aspx, summercamp@campkulaqua.com, or (386) 454‑1351.

August 2012–––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Spanish-language Family Retreat. Aug. 24-26. Camp Kulaqua, High Springs. Cost: $70-$105 depending on accommodation choice. Details: rebeca.delosrios@floridaconference.com or (407) 644‑5000 x138.

Camp Kulaqua Family Camp. Aug. 31-Sept. 3. Camp Kulaqua, High Springs. A weekend of fun, friends, family, and fellowship.

Registration includes meals, lodging, and activities including mother/daughter tea, Kulaqua Rodeo, River Ranch admission, Ichetucknee River tubing trip, go-carts, horseback riding, and more. Cost: $40 per person per day and up. Details and registration: http://www.campkulaqua.com/, summercamp@campkulaqua.com, or (386) 454‑1351.

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Chris LeBrun

Youth Taking On the World For Christ Florida Conference Youth/Young Adult Ministries

Just Do Something Mission Week at Forest Lake Academy

by Daniela Monzon

hat happens when you W take energetic Forest Lake Academy students to a neighborhood in need?

Simply magic! During the Just Do Something Mission Week, planned by Impact Ministries of Central Florida, students experienced what serving God through their actions is really all about.

Each class was divided into randomly selected groups to make repairs on houses in Apopka that needed a little tender loving care. The anxious participants had no idea what to expect as each group, led by a student leader from the Servant Leadership class, made their way to meet the resident whose house would be transformed.

Forest Lake Academy students paint a house in Apopka.

As introductions were made and jobs were assigned, the crew embarked on the day-long journey to touch somebody’s life with what they thought would only be unspoken words and actions.

As the day progressed, students began to slowly warm up to their residents, eventually talking with them and taking time to meet and play with their kids.

The more comfortable the students began to feel in this new environment, the more efficient the work

became. Classmates began to bond. People who hardly ever talked started getting to know each other through teamwork, asking each other for help in a job they could not complete alone.

In that one Just Do Something day, classmates saw each other in a new light as they joined for a common purpose: To be the hands and feet of Jesus to people needing it most, so they may see Jesus through the students and everything their actions convey.

Osceola Adventist Christian School Enrollment Surges

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rom an all-time high of 23 students three years ago, Osceola Adventist Christian School in Kissimmee has 78 students sitting at their desks today, with many more knocking on the doors.

“We are excited how the Lord is blessing,” says Nury Perez, principal. “Every week, we get calls from parents interested in finding out more about our program.”

Such inquiries spring from the good news that is spreading all over Osceola County.

“The best kept secret in Kissimmee” is going public with an expanding physical plant, enhanced curriculum, and excited teachers and students. Beginning with just one room and an accordion Page 4 • Florida Focus • Spring 2012

ment plan through funds administered by the Osceola School district. Professional development is provided by the Aha! Group which trains teachers in standardized test score analysis, effective teaching strategies, and how to raise student achievement.

In March, Southern Union Conference Education AsNury Perez, left, principal at Osceola Adventist Christian School sociate Director Diane Ruff in Kissimmee, interacts with students on the playground. presented a three-week evangelistic series at the school, divider, the school recently and paint doorways. When resulting in baptisms at five obtained a 5,600-square-foot students arrive for the comsurrounding churches. On modular building, donated ing school year, they will find May 5, the school will host by a friend of church memfive new spacious classrooms. a benefit concert featuring ber Don Gray. He, along “The whole thing is a Chosen 4 Christ. with Kissimmee Church miracle,” says Perez.” The “Keep an eye on Osceola Pastor Ronaldo DaCunha blessings just keep coming.”

Adventist Christian School,” and church members Manley The school has acquired says Frank Runnels, Florida Voorhees and John Beatty, two donated school buses Conference Education Suarrive daily to refinish walls, and is currently involved in perintendent. “This school is seal the roof, install wiring, a strategic school improveon the move!”

Sandra Doran

by Sandra Doran

to live by the Ihadused saying, “If God wanted us to see the sunrise, He would have scheduled it later in the day.”

Then, I had children. It did not take me long to discover they didn’t care at all what time I went to bed, they were still going to get up early.

I go to bed a lot earlier now than I used to.

As a bonus—though I am not certain it is a bonus I longed for— I have seen many more sunrises in the past 16 years than I intended to see in my lifetime.

I mention all this not for the sake of sympathy, for what I have experienced is no different from anyone who has raised a family. Rather, I mention this to make a point: when opportunities, blessings, and responsibilities increase, nothing unplanned and unprovided for will ever happen consistently.

Getting to the real point of these words: there are very few who would argue there is little value in devotions—spending personal time in Bible reading, reflecting, and praying. In fact, most would affirm these things are critical to personal spiritual health. Yet, as I have discovered in my own life, it is one thing to affirm these words, but altogether another to actually live them.

My own history with Bible reading,

reflection, and prayer was uneven for many years. I knew I wanted to read my Bible each day, but sometimes struggled to know how much reading was enough. Because it was several years before I included a reflective journaling component in my devotional time, there were days when I must admit the noise in my mind quite effectively blocked out anything I was reading. What I needed was a plan.

Nine years ago, I found the plan I needed. Since then, my devotional time has become the strength of my life.

A quick word about plans: I believe everyone needs to have a plan for daily Bible reading, reflection, and prayer. I do not, however, believe one plan will work for everyone. My plan works perfectly for me, but it does not work for my wife or my eldest son.

That is okay, they have their own plans which nurture their spirits.

Heavenly Father who meets me each and every morning.

It is the most important thing I do every day, my own personal Son-rise before the sunrise.

Yes, it’s early. Yes, it’s tough. But starting the day with God is what I want and need most.

I have a plan. It’s hard sometimes, but it works for me. Do you have a plan? You need a plan.

Alicia Patterson

by Geoff Patterson, senior pastor, Forest Lake Seventh-day Adventist Church

Son-rise Before Sunrise

Do you have a plan?

For my plan to work, I need to be alone in a quiet house.

In my house, that means early morning, and so it is that I drag myself to the shower around 5:15 each morning. Do I have to get up this early to make my worldly appointments on time?

No. But I have a Heavenly Appointment that I just can’t afford to miss. I have a time, I have a place, I have a plan, and I have a

Upcoming issues of Florida Focus will include stories from members throughout Florida Conference, sharing ways/experiences in which they find special meaning to their devotional time. We invite you to share your thoughts. E-mail us at floridafocus@floridaconference.com Spring 2012 • Florida Focus • Page 5

Indigo Christian Launches CREATION Healt

by Gladys Neigel

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teach CREATION Health principles to our students; we want to help them live it,” says Jerry Wasmer, Daytona Beach Church pastor. “As a board, as staff, and as a whole school, it became clear we would have to live it also.

“We wanted to see what it would look like if we allowed these God-given principles to affect every area of our school—not just to see how we measure up, but because we believe God wants us to grow. We quickly saw that His vision is much broader

Calina Gibbs

ndigo Christian Junior Academy (ICJA) in Daytona Beach is making news this year as the pilot school for CREATION Health Schools, a threeway partnership between ICJA, Florida Hospital, and Florida Conference.

A CREATION Health School is one in which the CREATION Health principles are applied to the school as an institution, with the goal of holistic health for all within the school’s influence.

“We are not only seeking to

Launa Speer, a Kindergartener in Calina Gibbs’ VPK (Voluntary Pre-Kindergarten) and Kindergarten class, drew a picture of herself walking her dog for the Activity page in her CREATION Health booklet.

and much better than we would have ever thought.”

Board members decided they wanted to see these principles reflected in the DNA of the school, allowing the principles to impact planning and decision-making in every area, from lunch programs to building plans, policy to paint color, from parent training to the day-today functions of the school.

Nothing would be off limits.

Preparation for the pilot program began during the 2010–2011 school year with the school board, teachers, and students learning health principles covered by the CREATION acronym.

The school board systematically measured every area of the school against the ideals, taking note of areas needing improvement and already strong areas that could be built upon. The board set a limited number of major goals for the following year. Students collectively set classroom goals for the 2011–2012 pilot year with teams of students empowered to implement the following goals and ensure they were reached:

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hoice—A classroom economy model to learn money management and how to make responsible decisions.

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est—weekly sleep charts with a goal of eight hours.

nvironment—eight live plants per classroom.

ctivity—pedometers, set walking goals, and plan a fitness trail.

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rust—30 minutes in prayer every Wednesday and a Prayer Lock-in event.

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nterpersonal Relationships—student of the week and a school bonding campout.

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utlook—classroom commitment to speak positively, and a funny wall to go to for a laugh when life gets them down.

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utrition—weekly “vegetable tray day” for a healthy snack.

Sydney Poeira (5th Grade), Aerial Cauthen (6th Grade) and Shari Mandzuk (6th Grade), foreground, from left, lead Kari Wasmer’s Grades 5–8 class on a fitness trail near the school to stay active and enjoy the environment at the same time.

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Photos: Lee Bennett

Junior Academy lth Schools Pilot Program

The upper grades completed a week of classes at Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center in February. As a combination of their science curriculum and CREATION Health, students learned many aspects involved in healing the whole person. In addition to regular class work, students spent time each day learning from health professionals, experiencing the work done in different departments, and participating in handson projects in several areas including nutrition and pastoral care. Their visit to the pathology lab, where students examined an amputat-

ed foot with gangrene and a lung complete with a tumor, was covered in the journal, ADVANCE for Medical Laboratory Professionals. (http:// laboratorian.advanceweb.com/ Multimedia/Photo-Gallery/ Hands-On-Experience.aspx)

“It is so exciting to visit the upper grades at ICJA under Principal Kari Wasmer,” says Sandra Doran, Florida Conference Associate Superintendent of Education. “The students are functioning at their best—making decisions, taking ownership, and fully engaging in important tasks that matter to them.”

Wasmer, principal and Grades 5–8 teacher; Calina

On the cover: A bonus of teaming with Florida Hospital Memorial Medical Center for the CREATION Health Schools program was a hands-on pathology lab learning experience for Kari Wasmer’s Grades 5–8 class.

From left: Kim Steward, pathology assistant; Asher Murphy (5th Grade), James Arocho, M.D., pathologist and laboratory medical director; Kari Wasmer; Shari Mandzuk (6th Grade); Trey Poeira (6th Grade); and Calyssa Gibbs (5th Grade).

Gibbs, Pre-K and Kindergarten teacher; and Karen Thomas, Grades 1–4 teacher, have seen the following results since implementing the CREATION Health Schools pilot program: • Enrollment more than doubled.

• More community visibility and better reputation.

• Improved test scores.

• Students more engaged and empowered.

• Student attitudes are positive and constructive.

“ICJA students say that CREATION Health is awesome and exciting, because it makes learning fun,”

Karen Thomas’ Grades 1–4 students learn to make healthy, delicious, whole grain bread. Pictured from left, Dana Merry (4th Grade), Thomas Taylor (4th Grade), Dylan Rosario (3rd Grade), Douglas Merry (3rd Grade), Jachine Andrews (2nd Grade), Nikayla Weaver (1st Grade), Ryan Hisayi (1st Grade), and James Campbell (1st Grade).

says Lynell LaMountain, Senior Manager of CREATION Health/Mission Development for Florida Hospital. “They love finding new ways to apply the principles of God’s original plan for living an abundant life. It’s transforming their lives and school.”

“Christ’s ministry reaches the whole person,” explains Pastor Wasmer, “and our schools are a prime venue for impacting the current and future health of our children.

All we’re really doing is trying to sense God’s direction and join His mission to help His kids live healthy, happy, and productive lives.”

Kindergarteners Chase Warner and Gwendolyn Min practice getting a ball over the volleyball net as part of the sports skills Calina Gibbs teaches to her VPK and Kindergarten students.

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118th Annual

Florida Camp Meeting English-language

April 12–15, 2012

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—Transformed For His Coming— Seminar Presenters & Topics Ernie Bursey — “Thy Kingdom Come” • The Beatitudes: Jesus’ Roadmap For Renewal and Reformation • So You Are In Charge? Excercising Authority In Jesus’ Name • They Will Reign Forever and Ever: Glimpses of the Coming Kingdom in Revelation

Featured Speaker Steve Riley Senior Pastor of Stanmore Avenue Church in Port of Spain, Trinidad.

Morning Devotionals Elizabeth Talbot Associate Speaker for The Voice of Prophecy broadcast, Simi Valley, California.

Sabbath Afternoon Adriana Pasos Spiritual Ambassador Coordinator, FL Hospital Mission Development, Orlando, Florida.

Featured Musicians Include:

David Canther • Helping Others Through Emotional/Spiritual Care and Psychological First Aid Deborah Harris • From Youthful Rebellion To Spiritual Recovery • Entering the Secret Chambers of Prayer • Praying For Our Children Darius Jankiewicz • Problem of Salvation (part 1 & 2) • The Problem of Perfection • The Lure of Catholicism

Sherine Samms Scott Michael Bennett Michael Andrews

Sabbath Evening Mike Cauley President, Florida Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Winter Park, Florida.

Dennis Smith • Christ, Our Sin-delivering Savior • The Necessity and Power of Prayer • The Baptism of the Holy Spirit (part 1 & 2) Elizabeth Talbot • A New Song

Heather Clark

Miami Temple Praise Team

See the weekend schedule and additional information in the Winter 2011 issue of Florida Focus or on the Camp Meeting web site: http://www.floridaconference.com/campmeeting/

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Henoc Paulicin • I Tithe. So, Why Am I Struggling?

• The Steps To Building a Solid Financial House

Sabbath School Lesson Discussion Chuck Brannaka • Every Member Ministry

Orador invitado: Alejandro Bullón, Evangelista Internacional

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More than 140 healthy, tasty, plant-based recipes. From beverages and breads, to entrees and desserts, Ernestine Finley has compiled these recipes over the last 40 years of ministry. A growing body of scientific evidence confirms the health value of a plant-based diet.

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The Great Controversy Countdown Understanding God’s master plan for salvation A study of the great controversy theme in Ellen White’s Conflict of the Ages series. Presented in a workbook format, it is perfectly tailored for use in prayer meetings and personal or small group study. Reg. $9.99.

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