By Jack Hoehn, 07/23/2017 (This is part 2 of a series on Adventist involvement in health care. Read part 1 here.) I began these articles with the statement that kindly caring for sick people is one of the best things Adventists do. There are some 74 Seventh-day Adventist owned or operated hospital listed in the USA. […]
By Jack Hoehn, 07/21/2017 (Part one of a 3-part series on the Adventist church’s involvement with heath care.) I am retiring from the best things Seventh-day Adventists do for this old world. The details of my retirement from medical practice are not that important, but the “best thing Adventists do” I would like to explore. This […]
by Jack Hoehn, May 7, 2017: “The world’s biggest disease is not a disease; it is corruption. The antidote to this disease is transparency. We’re going to win if we work together as one, because the power of the people is stronger than the people in power. Facts, like people, want to be free.” These […]
By Jack Hoehn In Loma Linda, California, is a park named for an Adventist woman who lived to be 102 years old. A bronze statue of a 90-year-old small woman with a broad-brimmed hat and hiking stick will tell you this park is named in honor of Hulda Crooks. It was modeled after a photo […]
Jack and Deanne visited Iceland in January 2017; here is what Jack saw. By Jack Hoehn “Reek” now means a strong or disagreeable smell, but it comes from what the Germans mean by Rauch or smoke, and in the past has meant a fume, vapor, or smoke. So when the ancient Norwegians in their Viking […]
It’s just hard to believe the things that are happening at Adventist Universities! How can those hotbeds of intellectualism and liberality do this to our young people? Watch and be amazed. (Produced by the Student Association Walla Walla University).
Shall we offer guidelines for God? By Jack Hoehn — February 20, 2017: I love Seminar Schloss Bogenhofen. As a 17-year-old college student, in a wild and unpremeditated move I impulsively signed up for the Adventist Colleges Abroad program, and with very little forethought found myself for a second year of college completely out of […]
United States allopathic medical schools (those that offer the degree of MD) graduate over 18,900 MDs a year. After graduation, the young doctors choose what specialty to follow. Osteopathic medical schools (those that offer the degree of DO) graduate another 5,300 DOs. Many different evaluations of quality health care have shown that having a strong […]
My Union President is meeting the General Conference men this week. More than prayer and fasting is needed. By Jack Hoehn Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani girl who was shot in the head because her religion didn’t want girls to become educated. The Taliban fundamentalists wanted girls to go to religious schools and be taught […]
by Jack Hoehn, December 19, 2016: — Can we just trash the whole Christmas mess? He should have been born in Rome. Or at least in Athens. London or Paris? But why was he born in Touchet? In Lowden? In Funkley, Minnesota? Bethlehem is a little nothing, some struggling shops selling olive wood camels carved […]
By Jack Hoehn Boulders of granite left in fields are all that is left of mighty rivers of ice that covered much of the world thousands of years ago. They are now strewn over northern Washington state, relics of an age now long past and a climate that no longer exists. Are some Adventists living […]
By Jack Hoehn QUESTIONS: Are you quite sure that George W. Bush was once president of the USA? Can you still remember when Lance Armstrong won his 7th or 6th or 5th Tour de France bicycle race? Are you uncertain if Tiger Woods ever won the British Open? Do you know that there was a […]
