The Visitation

Pastor Jacque said that she finds her greatest strength in ministry in Pastoral Care. She said that she loved doing visitation with her church members, and that she felt very confident during hospital visitation and when she helped members of her congregation cope with loss. From here Pastor Jacque described the aspect of ministry she finds her greatest weakness in, and that is administration. As she went on to…

Comprehensive Conservation Plan (CCP). A Comprehensive Conservation Plan outlines the plan of action on a refuge for a ten to fifteen-year period. This plan gives the public an opportunity to provide input to help “ensure that conversation and public visitation remain priorities on each refuge” (Comprehensive Conservation Plans). There are five basic steps in the CCP process; the first step is the “Scoping Phase”. In this phase, the refuge holds an open house to gain feedback on what the public…

denied basic privileges hindered early LGBT movements. Starting as early as around the 1950s, the government took away a diverse selection of vital rights from the LGBT community. For example, many homosexuals were denied the right of custody and visitation of their own children and also were restricted from going into bars starting post World War 2 (Newman). In addition to this, the government denied homosexexuals the oppurtunity of being public school teachers and holding a federal, state, or…

MILLERSBURG — For allegedly failing to comply with legal requirements, a man who was identified as a sexually oriented offender as a teen, was sentenced Wednesday to house arrest. Johnathan M. Salkeld, 25, of 101 Lakeview Drive, Apt. C-65, Millersburg, previously pleaded guilty in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to failure to register. Salkeld was designated a sexually oriented offender, subjecting him to 10 years of registration as such, following a 2006 conviction for gross sexual imposition…

“Mental Health of Children with Incarcerated Parents” The United States has one of the biggest incarceration rates in the world. According to the US Bureau of Justice Statistics 2,22,300 adults were incarcerated in 2013, which is nearly 1 in 110 U.S resident population. In Illinois there were 47,483 inmates since 2015. (BJS) With incarceration you are bound to break up families. These families are affected in social, emotional, and economical ways. In specific, the children of the families with…

Custody cases are without a doubt some of the most grueling legal proceedings around. Both sides are passionate and emotionally invested and often times there is more than a little enmity between the parties. What ensues is often a he-said-she-said that convolutes into a tangle of testimony and anecdotal evidence. But this need not be the case. DNA Testing services, like St. Louis’s AccuDNA, can cut through these webs of depositions and attestations with indisputable physical evidence. United…

You are all set to travel, but suddenly, the U.S. government issues a travel warning or a travel alert for your destination. Does this now mean you should cancel your trip? Not necessarily, here is what you need to know. What is a Travel Alert? A travel alert issued by the federal government typically warns travelers that a certain country or region of a country is experiencing problems. Alerts are often issued for short-term problems like political demonstrations and natural disasters such as…

Working in the jail environment can be difficult because of how many inmates go through the jail because some many be there temporarily while they wait to be transferred to prison (Pollock, 2017). Since these inmates do not stay for long and the large number of inmates passing through, it’s difficult for officers to learn about them (Pollock, 2017). Jails pose a higher potential for smuggling and the inmates are under a large amount of stress when they enter the facility (Pollock, 2017).…

Imagine being a young teenager, having to hide for your life, wondering when your next is meal is going to be and having your family stripped away from you. Many of us day to day people wouldn’t be able to comprehend having such a troublesome life, but Anne Frank did. Anne Frank took a role in WWII (specifically the Holocaust) by giving us an insight of the lives of the Jewish during the holocaust. Many of the information that we know today about the Holocaust came from her diary. Anne Frank…

ALLEGATION R/s reportedly Michael drinks beer a lot and he gets mean. R/s allegedly Michael spanks Sean (8) a lot for no reason. R/s sometimes Michael uses a belt and it leaves red scratches. R/s Michael is also mean towards his stepchildren Gaiden (11), Calista (9), and Audrey (3). R/s sometimes if the children don’t clean their rooms Michael doesn’t give them dinner. R/s in October it was reported that Sean had to stay with his bio mother, Joann because Michael was arrested for domestic…