Text Box: 5000 x186 or you may e-mail : estateservices@f1oridaconference.com. Two professional advisors work with our staff. Julie Kronhaus, an attorney has written more than 1,000 wills for Florida members. Dan Worthington, legal council for Florida Hospital Foundation, specializes in estates of high value .and has worked hand-in-hand with our de­partment for two years as advisor to this specific clientele.

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Text Box: Ecclesiastes is filled with thought provoking reminders that life is fragile and should be handled with care. Insights from Solomon suggest, "to every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: a time to be born, and a time to die...a time to kill, and a time to heal...a time to weep, and a time to laugh." "The recognition that life is a precious gift from the Creator raises the question of the stewardship of life," states-the introduction to Ecclesiastes found in the It Is Written Heritage edition of the King James Bible. "If we have received life as a gift, together with whatever talents or abili­ties we may possess, then it is clear that any ultimate meaning to life must involve the purpose of the Giver of Life." Through this fragile, rollercoaster ride of life, we find ultimate meaning when we realize God's purpose and make His will our will. We can have the assurance that He "hath made-everything beautiful in His time." The Florida Conference estate services department knows that, one day, God will make all things new. Until then, we find ourselves living in a sinful world where we need to plan for the unthink­able and chart a course of protection for our family and loved ones. Estate planning is one sure way to do this. One of the most important questions to answer on this subject is, "Will your will be known?" A free planning guide from the estate services department suggests, "the end of one's life is not easy to contemplate perhaps this is why seven out of every 10 people die without a will." As an Adventist church member, you don't have to be one of the seven. The Florida Conference estate services team is here to help with the highest level of confidentiality and professionalism, whether your estate is simple or complex. All you need to do to learn of the many free services is call (407) 644-

Life Is Fragile—Handle With Care

Volume 4, Issue 7

July 30th, 2005
Text Box: He who is not generous with what he has, does but deceive himself when he thinks he would be generous if he had more. William S. Palmer