Health Ministries
Dr. Daniel Saugh
Dr. Daniel Saugh, PhD, MSc, MPH, MDiv, RP currently serves as the Canadian Programs Manager, for ADRA Canada, a NGO, humanitarian agency based in Ontario, which is part of the global ADRA network. Daniel holds his undergraduate honours degree in health sciences, graduate degrees in public health, international/community development, theology and human relations/psychology from York University, Andrews University, Loma Linda University, and Wilfrid Laurier University respectively.
He is an ordained Minister and has served for 20 years in pastoral ministry over 7 churches. He serves as the Health Ministries and Ministries of Compassion Coordinator for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada. He believes in wholistic ministry that embraces mind, body, spirit and believes that God has called us for such a time as this to do Kingdom business. He is dedicated and passionate to help people build resiliency, recover, and return to a life of normalcy with the often rapidly changing circumstances of life and seeks to exemplify the motto of ADRA, Justice, compassion and love for all and help to prepare others for the soon coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Indigenous Ministries
“Reconciliation: Together Again”
Dr. Campbell Page
Dr. Campbell Page is of Métis/Saulteaux (Peguis First Nation), and Mushkegowuk Cree ( Moose Cree and Taykwa Tagamou First Nations) descent and is the Indigenous Ministries Director for the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Canada. His mandate is to nurture reconciliation between Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples and his work sees him healing relationships and facilitating programming across Canada.
Campbell has an enthusiasm for service, inclusivity, and community development. He lives by this principle—“we are all kin; how one of us lives affects us all. Love, respect, courage, truth, honesty, humility, wisdom, and a deep connection to our Creator will help us live lives that invite healing of the past and present, creating unlimited possibilities for the future.”
Family Ministries
“The Power of the Tongue: Keys to Effective Communication”
Pastor Jared and Katie Miller
Pastor Jared (DMin) and Katie Miller (MA) currently serve the West Park Church in Winnipeg. Prior to coming to Canada, they served 5 1/2 years as missionaries at Middle East University in Beirut, Lebanon. They started pastoral ministry in 2006 and served in Iowa and Missouri. They have been married for 17 years, and have three daughters ages 11, 10, and 5.
Adventist Risk Management
Vilma Reynolds
On July 12 Vilma will present on the “Pillars of Risk Management”. The following day, July 13, will focus on safety with topics including: protecting the vulnerable, child protection, and informal relationships.
Vilma Reynolds studied Industrial Education and Commerce in the Philippines. She began her journey at ARM in 2003 in the Healthcare Department, then moved to the Client Care Department, and finally transitioned to Account Executive from 2015 to present. She holds a Maryland Property and Casualty Producer License. She is married to an ordained Pastor in the Chesapeake Conference and has a son that serves in the US Air Force. In her spare time, she loves to garden, cook, and serve her community.
We will also be blessed with some presentations from It Is Written Canada. On Monday, July 11 enjoy a presentation called "Jesus Has Our Backs Before We Think We Need Him".
You may remember the story of the abduction of three-year-old Kienan Hebert from his home in Sparwood, British Columbia, Sept. 7th, 2011. Kienan is one of Paul and Tammy Hebert’s eight children, and when Paul went on national television requesting that the kidnapper return their son to a safe place, hours later they found Kienan in their home calm, unharmed and happy to be home. Later, Paul Hebert was able to sit down with the kidnapper and forgive him. What was that conversation like, and how had God been preparing Paul and others to deal with this crime in a way that caught the attention of people worldwide?
On Wednesday, July 13 to Friday, July 15 enjoy a series called "Freedom's Journey".
Living during World War II under the rule of Communism, being a Christian was illegal, but that did not stop Jacob Hiebert and his family, who, like Daniel’s three friends, said, “Our God Whom we serve is able to deliver us” (Daniel 3:17). Jacob and his family were determined to follow God no matter what, and their heart-stopping journey bares the signs of the unmistakable guidance of God in a faith-building story of divine care. During severe trials and persecution, when life appears to be hopeless all around, Jacob’s journey to freedom reveals how we serve a great God Who is able to lead all those who put their trust in Him.