C.L. Paddock
By C.L. Paddock, Signs of the Times, December 21, 1954. December 2005 Signs of the Times Email Newsletter
Jerry Page
Jerry Page is the General Conference Ministerial Association Secretary.
Jean Parchment
Jean Parchment was one of the pioneers for women’s ministry in the Canadian Union. She has served her church in various capacities, including women’s, family, and children’s ministries director for the Ontario Conference in Canada. She is presently retired and lives with her husband in Laurel, Maryland.
Elisabeth Parent
Elisabeth Parent is a retired minister’s wife. She is author of Learning to Be Someone.
Jinwha Park
Jinwha Park and her husband, Pastor Sung Seon Jae, moved to Japan 12 years ago. They, along with their three children, engage in mission work for Koreans in japan. They rented a small house and began their church with only 14 members. Currently they have 60 members and are planning to build their own church soon. This article is jinwha's testimony.
Nicole Parker
Nicole Parker is the author of the bestselling Tales of the Exodus book series, a narrative experience of the Exodus through the eyes of the children of Caleb and Joshua. The series unpacks biblical principles of how to heal and develop faith amid trauma. She holds a master’s degree in pastoral ministry and a master’s degree in biblical counseling. She is an adjunct faculty member in the religion department at Southern Adventist University, where her husband, Dr. Alan Parker, is a professor. They live in Collegedale, Tennessee, with their four boisterous children.
Carol Parks
Carol Parks. This article originally appeared in the November/December 2000 issue of Joyful Woman.
Carotin Pawlak
Carotin Pawlak was born in the wilds of Northern British Columbia where bears and moose roam free. She has had an interesting life of extremes ranging from the -40 degree weather of British Columbia to the sweltering heat of Central America where she lived with her parents when they became missionaries. She has lived in the luxury of Switzerland and the poverty of Poland, and traveled to over 17 different countries, experiencing joys, tragedies, and even kidnapping from the Mount of Olives.
Sandra L. Pearson
Sandra has been the wife of a pastor for many years. Currently she works with her husband, Walter, for the Breath of Life television ministry
Alice Peck
Alice Peck writes from the Mid-American Union.
Marinela Peicu
Marinela Peicu is the Shepherdess Coordinator for the Oltenia Conference in Craiova, Bucharest, Romania. Her husband, Virgil, is President of the Oltenia Conference, They have two children: Abigail, 18, and Rnres, 14. Marinela is a nurse at the Neurogycall Hospital in Craiova. She loves the outdoors, curling up with a good book, and popcorn, and knowing that she is useful in ministry.
Elisabeth Parent
Lorena Angélica Monsiváis Peralta lives in Mexico City and serves God in a pastoral family with her husband, Pastor Carlos Pineda Meza. Lorena works for the church in legal affairs and teaches theology students how to care well for others. She and her husband have two children, Naára and Dancarlo.
Mitali Perkins
Mitali Perkins is the author of Ambassador Families: Equipping Your Kids to Engage Popular Culture and has also written for Christianity Today, Discipleship Journal, Campus Life, With, Prism, Wary Cry, U.S. Catholic, and other periodicals. She also writes fiction for young adults, including Monsoon Summer and The Not-So-Star-Spangled Life of Sunita Sen. Mitali is married to the Reverend Rob Perkins, senior pastor of Newton Presbyterian Church in Massachusetts, and they have twin sons.
Sandra Peterkin
Sandra Peterkin is married to Pastor Vincent Peterkin, and they have three adult children and one grandson. Since 2007 Sandra has been employed as a medical social worker with the Southern Regional Health Authority in the parishes of St. Elizabeth and Manchester, Jamaica. She has also held numerous leadership positions in churches, including lay Bible instructor, family life director, health and temperance director, women's ministry director, Sabbath school teacher, and Shepherdess leader. Currently she is directing the activities for a two-week women's ministry revival at the Mandeville Seventh-day Adventist Church.
Cheri Peters
Cheri Peters is the founder of True Step Ministries, helping people to step into recovery.
Rachel Petersen
Rachel Petersen, RN
Tabitha J. Phiri
Tabitha J. Phiri is a pastor's wife; she and her husband have been in the ministry for 13 years. They have two boys, Crux and Peace. She trained at Solusi College and graduated with a Ministerial diploma. She has worked as a district pastor and girls' dean. Presently she serves as Translator, Associate Sabbath School and Children's Ministries Director in the East Zimbabwe Conference in Africa.
Lorraine Pintus
Excerpt from Diapers, Pacifiers, and Other Holy Things by Lorraine Pincus, ChariotVictor Publishing. She contributes to many Christian magazines, speaks at conferences, and leads Hearts at Home Ministries marriage seminars with her husband.
Antonise Pita
Antonise Pita is the wife of Elder Eden Pita. She and her husband live and work in Brazil.
Birdie Poddar
Birdie Poddar and her husband, D.S. Poddar, are enjoying retiremeat in the beautiful surroundings of Maranatha Colony, Hosur, India. Birdie spent many years as a teacher and office worker,
Tim Poirier
Tim Poirier is vice director of the Ellen G. White Estate in Silver Spring, Maryland. He and his wife, Merle, have two daughters and one grandson. This article originally appeared in the January 3, 2017, issue of the Adventist Review.
Leslie N. Pollard
Leslie N. Pollard serves as vice president for diversity at Loma Linda University Adventist Halltli Services Center in California,
Teri Pollard
Teri Pollard is a Hospice nurse in Pacific, Washington. Her father pastored in Ohio, New Jersey, and California. He prayed her through nursing school and many other challenges.
Jeanene Preast
Jeanene Preast's husband pastors Cedar View and is a Washington Curference evangelist