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Com. Briefs from page A6 ambitious expansion of its Winston-Salem campus. Koniszewski is a certified public accountant and obtained his bachelor's degree in business and economics from Lafayette College in Easton, Pennsylvania. A seasoned senior living industry professional, Koniszewski spent the past 12 years as CFO of Philadelphia based Simpson Senior Services. The Simpson Senior Services owns three con tinuing care retirement communities, two senior housing properties and provides services to more than 900 residents. In the spring, SalemtoWne will open Winston Salem's first "neighborhood" concept for skilled nursing, a $42 million health care and rehabilitation center featuring four clusters of private home environments. Three of the neighborhoods will offer long-term skilled nursing with a fourth offering a memory support program for those with Alzheimer's and dementia."The new skilled nursing building will include 40 private rooms that focus on short-term rehabilitation for Salemtowne residents and the wider community, a service requested by area hospitals. Arbor Acres names new President and CEO The Board of Directors at Arbor Acres United Methodist Retirement Community is pleased to announce Andrew Applegate as the community's new President and CEO. Applegate most recently served as the Vice President and Executive Director of Asbury Solomons, a continuing care retirement community (CCRC) in Solomons, Maryland. Prior to his time at Asbury Solomons, Applegate served as an administrator at various retirement com munities in Maryland, Nebraska, Illinois, and Florida. Applegate earned his Associate Degree of Applied Science in Human Services, Nursing Home Administration Specialization, from Southeast Community College in Lincoln, Nebraska. He obtained his Bachelor of Science in Health Occupations Education from the University of Nebraska. He gained his Masters of Arts in Organizational Management from the University of Phoenix in Orlando, Florida. Applegate is replacing David Piner, who is retiring after 32 years at Arbor Acres. Piner was hired as the community's health care center administrator and then served as me resident and UbU for the last 29 years. Applegate was one of four finalists chosen from dozens of applicants during the community's national search which started last year. A group comprised of residents, current and former board members as well as the staff formed the search committee. Headshots available Two Local Attorneys selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America 2017 Two Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP Winston-Salem attor neys have been selected for inclusion in "Tlie Best Lawyers in America? 2017" in four practice areas. In addition, Denise M. Gunter is recognized as "Lawyer of the Lesson from page B5 nothing perfect ... but Christ who is the fulfill ment of the law brings a ? "better hope" (verse 19). Referring to God's oath in Psalm 110:4, Paul says Christ was made a priest. Verse 21 then starts to list the differences in Christ's priesthood and that of the Levitical priesthood. Levites were made priest without an oath. Christ was given an oath by God. Christ's priesthood was permanent and unchange able versus the Levites, who would eventually die and have to be replaced. Because high priests were mortal and sinful, they could not qualify to make atonement for sin or inter cession for sinners without first atoning for them; selves, daily. Christ how ever, made one sacrifice of Himself as payment or atonement for all humanity (verses 26-27). We con clude with the fact that God confirmed Christ as High Priest (verse 28). For Your Consideration: What does it mean for the Law to have * made nothing perfect? Do we really need a High Priest? Life's Application: We can now go to God our selves because Jesus is our high priest. His ministry on our behalf causes our prayers to be heard. "It is one thing to pray, but it's another thing for God to hear our prayers and move on our behalf. This is what it means to have Jesus as our High Priest." (UMI Annual Commentary 2016-2017) Photo by Timothy Ramaey The congregation of Mt. Glory Missionary Baptist as Anita Dean-Arnette deliv ers her message. Day from page A6 J.R. Stowe, who has been at the church for a little over a year, says "after talking with some mem bers of the church, it was long overdue. "Its an opportunity for the women to come togeth er as one, the men to come together as one and the church to come together as one," said Bishop Stowe. "At some churches it's a competitive venture, but at this one, we are just doing it for the church." The women led during the morning service and Dean-Amette spoke on a message titled "Praise Is What I Do." She touched on how people should be grateful and glorify God in everything they do. She went on to speak about the highs and lows of her life and that when she was at her lowest point she asked God for help and he answered her prayers. "I just found that it's a pleasure to speak because 1 need to tell my story to people," said JDean Arnette. "I always speak from experience and I try to let people know that if God brought me through things, he will bring them through it also." Dean-Arnette contin ued by saying, "People sometimes see me and feel like I've got it going on and that she has arrived but 1 have not arrived yet and God is still working on my life. I will always praise him no matter what's going on in my life." For the men's service, Minister Arnette spoke about if your home repre sents God's house. Referencing Joshua 24:15, as for me and my house we will serve the Lord, Amette stated that as Christians our homes should reflect the house of the Lord. "You have to make decisions based on the Word of God that's going to affect your house, so will those decisions be in line with the Word of God or will it be contrary to the Word of God," Arnette continued. Dean-Arnette is a member of Morning Star Baptist church, where her pastor is Dr. Dennis Leach. She says she likes to live by her motto "Praise is what I do, even when Fm going through." You can hear Dean Arnette Sunday mornings from 8:30 ajn. to 11 a.m. and on weekdays from noon till 2 pjn. C'rfRIS'f TtEM-PXiE CM.? 1 presents our lST* 'Annuaf 2016 - - - - - ? ? - ????? I Have a Story Idea? Let us Know news@wschroniclerom In Memoriam Mrs. Annie Laura Tmesdale Williams Oct. 18,1921-June 16, 2014 Mommy, we love you and miss you so much. Happy birthday from Annie's Angels Vaye, Kaye and Jean. ? GUEST PREACHER: ? Marvin A. Moss I Salem United Methodist Church, New York City The Cathedral of Refuge Community Health Fair Open to the Public! Main Street Academy Gymnasium 2700 South Main Street Winston Salem, NC 27127 Saturday November 05,2016 10am to 3pm Free Health Screenings Free Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure, Cholesterol Checks Free Medical Items Onsite Health Team and Ministry Team . Prayer, Free Bibles, Ministry and Spiritual Suppo rt Onsite * Family Support
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