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How Do We Foster Mental Wellness Among Christian Leaders? Part 1

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by Jacquelyn Scott Forming a network of support and accountability As we transition into the next decade, there is no time to waver between the world and the Kingdom. Those of us who have taken on the mantle of “Christian Leader” must be good stewards of the commission that has been bestowed upon us. The responsibility for being ambassadors of God’s Word is not to be taken lightly. None of us are perfect, but we must strive for perfection in carrying out the duties that have been given us. Having a sound mind is essential to assure that we do no [...]

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Mental Health and the Church: S.O.S

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by Jacquelyn Scott Mental Health and the Church: Save Our Slighted This is an urgent call to all leaders within the General Conference of the Church of God (Seventh Day). There is a segment of our brethren (in, and outside of our denomination) that is being underserved, and if we are to call ourselves Christians, we must make an immediate, unified effort to bring them back into the fold. Those of whom I speak are the ones who have left the church, not because of disagreements with policy or doctrine, but because of the way they were treated when they were [...]

Mental Health and the Church: S.O.Slisaauthor2025-02-14T16:09:21+00:00

From Grief to Endurance: Spiritual & Mental Health for the Long Haul

lisaauthor2025-05-08T20:28:41+00:00

As we continue as a nation to work our way through multiple layers of crisis, loss, and grief, the Artios Center is pleased to share a pre-recorded webinar conducted by the Humanitarian Disaster Institute at Wheaton College (in partnership with the National Association of Evangelicals), featuring Dr. Nicolette Louissaint (President & Executive Director of Healthcare Ready), Dr. Nicole Martin (VP of Church Engagements and Director of Trauma Healing, American Bible Society), and Dr. Philip Monroe (Director of Trauma Healing Institute, American Bible Society). The panel discussion is hosted by Jamie Aten and Kent Annan, Founder and Executive Director of HDI (respectively). [...]

From Grief to Endurance: Spiritual & Mental Health for the Long Haullisaauthor2025-05-08T20:28:41+00:00

Santiago Chavez’s Tips for Working from Home

lisaauthor2025-02-14T16:09:21+00:00

by Santiago Chavez Working from home (telecommuting) is a wonderful privilege that comes with many benefits and some challenges. I have observed that not every personality type can work from home and that is understandable. As someone who has transitioned into semi-retirement, it is an ideal fit for my circumstances. I offer the following tips for working from home that may be useful to some: Communicate 1. Communicate and over-communicate. Co-workers in an office setting can see when you come into or do not come into work, while supervisors in a telecommute situation may only know you were unable to accomplish a task [...]

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Kurt Lang’s Tips for Working from Home

lisaauthor2025-02-14T16:09:21+00:00

by Kurt Lang Since this pandemic finds many of us working from home, Artios thought you might enjoy Kurt’s Tips for Working from Home to either help you in your work-from-home efforts or to give you some comic relief. Kurt’s Tips for Working from Home I. a. Set aside some regular hours each day that you can commit to focusing on your job. b. Be flexible and work different hours each day so you can work around other duties/jobs/household tasks that arise. II. a. Create an office space with all your work essentials so that you have consistency and [...]

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5 Quick Tips for Working from Home

lisaauthor2025-02-14T16:09:21+00:00

by Israel Steinmetz I don’t currently work at home, but I have at various times over the past ten years as an employee of Artios Christian College. Working from home comes with a host of unique challenges and opportunities. For many people, they’re encountering this unique situation for the first time recently as a result of COVID-19. Here are 5 quick tips for working from home that have helped me as I’ve worked from home: Tip #1 – Carve out space I’ve been in full-time ministry for over fifteen years. Ministry is one of those jobs that tends to come home with [...]

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Makayla Ross’ 4 Tips for Working from Home

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by Makayla Ross 4 Tips for Working from Home shared by Artios Christian College Registrar Makayla Ross: Tip #1 – Set up a Dedicated Workspace Set up a dedicated space for work. This space should be in a location where you can focus and concentrate best. Having your “workspace” be clean and clutter-free will also help your mental capacity as you work. I highly recommend a desk rather than the living room couch. Tip #2 – Dress for Work Dress for work. Although you’re at home and you can probably dress down a bit, don’t dress down too much. You want [...]

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Kristin Gonzalez’s 7 Tips for Working from Home

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by Kristin Gonzalez 7 Tips for Working from Home shared by Kristin Gonzalez, Artios Christian College Student Services Advisor: Tip #1 – Designate a workspace Have a designated workspace and make it functional for you. Make your workspace in a location that helps you work more efficiently. I have 4 children, so my office space is right off the playroom. That way I can work and still spend time watching them play. It doesn’t interrupt my work routine much because I know where they are and they know where I am, so they can play contently while I accomplish work tasks. [...]

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Student Loan Debt is Not an Exception to the Biblical Rule

lisaauthor2025-02-14T16:09:21+00:00

by Caitlin Meadows Student loan debt is often deemed the “good kind” of debt. It’s referred to as an investment in the future. For many students, its a means to an end. But what about the Christian student? Is student loan debt an exception to the biblical rule? Before we get to answering this question, let’s take a closer look at the current student loan situation in America. Current student loan debt statistics in the United States. According to Debt.org, the total U.S. student loan debt is currently at $1.4 trillion. In 2016, upon graduation the average student debt was $37,172. [...]

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How a Debt-Free Grad Did College the Proverbs 22:7 Way

lisaauthor2025-02-14T16:09:21+00:00

by Caitlin Meadows Proverbs 22:7 encourages debt-free living. The rich rules over the poor, and the borrower is the slave of the lender.” But what about student loan debt? For those wanting to earn a degree, student loans seem like the only real option. However, with the national student loan debt at $1.4 trillion, the number of student loan skeptics are growing, too. This skepticism is growing particularly among Christians who desire to be responsible stewards of their time, minds, futures, and finances. In my previous article on the subject, I made the following point: There are many factors that contribute [...]

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