Holistic Ministry dalam Moderasi Beragama dan Pencegahan Stunting
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Religious moderation and stunting prevention are social issues that require sustained community involvement. This community service activity aimed to improve community understanding of religious moderation and stunting prevention through a holistic ministry approach. The activity was conducted in Parbagasan Janji Matogu Village using community education methods involving socialization, material presentations, discussion, question-and-answer sessions, and reflection. Forty-five participants attended the activity, supported by five committee members. Religious moderation material emphasized tolerance, respect for diversity, non-violence, national commitment, and appreciation of local culture. Stunting prevention material focused on nutrition, maternal and child health, sanitation, growth monitoring, and family and community involvement. The activity demonstrates that a holistic approach can integrate spiritual, social, health, and community empowerment dimensions. Therefore, holistic ministry can be developed as an integrative community service approach for strengthening healthy, tolerant, and empowered communities.
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