The Dispatch Daily: San Juan Capistrano Community Celebrates Return of Events, Normalcy

San Juan Capistrano Community Celebrates Return of Events, Normalcy San Juan Capistrano Fiesta Association's El Presidente Ball and other regular events have returned. The back room was filled for the ball at El Adobe de Capistrano, where community members ate and chatted without having to worry about social distancing or capacity limits. Read More You need us. We need you. For the past 18 years, The Capistrano Dispatch has delivered award-winning, hyper-local journalism to you through our website, weekly newspaper and social platforms. Our mantra of "Local News You Can Use" has never been more important as we all deal with life-changing challenges such as COVID-19 and unsettled political and social realities. Now, more than ever, you need us. And we need you. For less than the cost of a couple of cups of coffee a month, become a subscribing "Insider" member and continue to get "Local News You Can Use" from the only independently owned, dedicated local news organization in South Orange County.   Click here to support local journalism. STAY CONNECTED Copyright © 2021 Picket Fence Media, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive The Capistrano Dispatch E-News Blasts. Our mailing address is: Picket Fence Media 34932 Calle del Sol, Suite B Capistrano Beach, CA 92624 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can *update your preferences or *unsubscribe from this list. Subscription Information This email was sent to Webmaster220 Bible Study Blog  *the blog owner has deleted the hyperlink intentionally

Watch: Special Interview with our Field Team

I recently sat down with Salam and Samar, our Field Ministry Team leaders from the Middle East, to talk about this past year and how God has ...

webmaster220,   In a time of worldwide turmoil — and increased persecution for believers across the Middle East and North Africa — your generosity has enabled us to step up ... do more, save more.   I recently sat down with Salam and Samar, our Field Ministry Team leaders from the Middle East, to talk about this past year and how God has allowed our ministry to Rescue, Restore, and Rebuild the lives of more than 43,000 persecuted believers!   Take a few minutes to watch to this encouraging update: The battle is far from over. The work is far from finished. Right now, through June 30th, a $250,000 Matching Gift Challenge multiplies your gift to help us push forward in ministry, serving those whose very lives are threatened daily because they have chosen to love and follow Christ.   One grateful persecuted believer recently told us:   “Without your support and care for me, I would not have survived the persecution and loneliness.”   As you give generously today, you will immediately help us: RESCUE believers escaping imminent danger. RESTORE believers to full physical, emotional, and spiritual health. REBUILD their lives, empowering them to thrive as disciples of Christ in hostile places. Thank you for standing with Help The Persecuted and your brothers and sisters in Christ. Joshua Youssef President and CEO DOUBLE Your Impact Today >> Help The Persecuted PO Box 20303 Atlanta, GA 30325-0303 USA  *Unsubscribe You are receiving this email because you have opted in or supported Help The Persecuted. Help The  Persecuted is a 501(c)(3) organization and member of ECFA, the Evangelical Council of Financial  Accountability. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Federal Tax ID# 83-1799054 This email was sent to: Webmaster220 Bible Study Blog  Want to change how you receive these emails? *Update your preferences. Copyright © 2021 Help The Persecuted, All rights reserved. *the blog owner has deleted the hyperlink intentionally

The cover story: TIME 2030—10 years to change the world

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The Cover Story TIME 2030: 10 Years to Change the World By Edward Felsenthal Editor in Chief and CEO of TIME Recently, I zoomed into a Washington-based virtual leadership program that opened on a series of TIME covers from the past two decades. The covers focused on the risk of pandemics from SARS, in 2003, to a 2017 story warning about a virus that "hops a plane out of China and onto foreign soil, where it could spread through the air like wildfire." We all knew what was coming. Why, the moderator asked, were we so unprepared? The turning of the page to this New Year has only underscored the durability of the world's multiple crises. 2020, the dark joke goes, refuses to concede. Why do we ignore crises that we can clearly see coming, and how do we embrace this moment to change that? As the world resets for a post-COVID future, we have a collective choice. We can mistake this inflection point for just another news cycle. Or we can roll up our sleeves. That's why we're launching an ambitious, decade-long project called TIME 2030. It will be a guide to the post-COVID world, an ongoing exploration of potential solutions and the leaders and innovators driving them. TIME 2030 will focus on how we build a healthier, more resilient, more just world. We'll talk to some of the world's most innovative thinkers about what comes next, from the future of education and work to the future of truth itself. And we'll focus on solutions, drawing on the wisdom of a committee of leaders from around the world and across fields. In this issue, you'll find Bill Gates wrestling with climate change, TIME's Shanghai-based Charlie Campbell examining the impact of China's changing diets on the globe and Ciara Nugent of our London bureau reporting on how new economic thinking is inspiring cities like Amsterdam to live differently. Why 2030? That is the year by which the U.N.'s sustainable-development goals—targets on equality, poverty, health, growth and sustainability—will be met or missed. Adopted in a rare moment of global consensus by every member state of the U.N., these SDGs have become key benchmarks for commitments by policymakers and business leaders alike. By 2030, we will know whether we're on the path toward a better planet. This is a shared enterprise, in which we all have a role to play, with opportunities for our readers to participate. We are all, as we say in the journalism world, on deadline. Read the Story » Share the cover story

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