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MENEMUKAN TEOLOGI LOKAL JEMAAT TENTANG COVID 19 : Studi di Jemaat GKE Sion Katunun Kalimantan Selatan Alexandra Binti; May Linda Sari; Retni Mulyani; Sri Winda Yanti
Jurnal Teologi Pambelum Vol 1 No 2 (2022): Teologi dan Covid-19
Publisher : Unit Penerbitan Informasi dan Teknologi Sekolah Tinggi Teologi Gereja Kalimantan Evangelis (STT GKE)

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This article is based on research that describes the perspectives of Sion Katunun, one of the congregations in the region of Tanah Laut, south of Kalimantan, on COVID 19. How do they relate pandemics to faith and their daily lives? Katunun Congregation is unique because its members are from Java, who came because of the transmigration program in the 1970s. Research conducted in August–December 2021 resulted in five findings: Firstly, the congregation understood COVID-19 as fulfilling biblical statements. Even the practice of self-isolation is like humans entering the ark in the time of Noah. Secondly, knowledge of herbs is a form of local wisdom that can reduce fears and concerns about COVID 19. Thirdly, thru COVID-19, the congregation found a new dimension in the meaning of worshiping God. Fourthly, COVID 19 teaches about solidarity; and lastly, COVID 19 strengthens the relationality in the congregation. The research applied a mixing method and used a descriptive approach. The leading theory applies to the ten positions of the theology of C.S. Song and other theologies of COVID-19 by Joas Adiprasetya and A.A. Yewangoe. 
Edukasi Peran Masyarakat Dalam Tata Kelola Program Food Estate Singkong Di Desa Tewai Baru, Kecamatan Sepang, Kabupaten Gunung Mas Kisno Hadi; May Linda Sari
Akoloutheo: Jurnal Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat Vol 2 No 2 (2025): Pengembangan Kapasitas Jemaat dan Pemberdayaan Sosial Berbasis Konteks Lokal
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This Community Service Program (PkM) focuses on educating and increasing community knowledge on the cassava food estate policy in the rural of Tewai Baru, Sepang District, Gunung Mas Regency. The rural of Tewai Baruis selected as one of the rural areas which is included in the cassava food estate program. Food estate program is initiated by the Central Government under the National Strategic Project (PSN) scheme through in Presidential Regulation Number 109/2020. The program is implemented by the Ministry of Defense in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture. The subjects of PkM are the rural government and the local community through discussion and socialization, then they can adapt and support the cassava food estate program. Both subjects get benefits and positive impacts for optimizing existing resources to improve the rural economy, particularly for residents directly involved in the cassava food estate program. The PkM activity was conducted in one day using a counseling method at the office of rural, attended by 23 participants, a.i the rural of head, rural secretary and officials, chairperson and members of the Rural Representative Body, community leaders, neighborhood heads (RT), traditional leaders, and the local military representative (Babinsa). This PkM activity was supported by the Institute for Research and Community Service (LPPM) of Palangka Raya Christian University. Hopefully, this program will be beneficial for the resident rural of Tewai Baru, especially in supporting food security and improving the community’s economy. For lecturer, PkM activities can be a means of socialization and building compus-rural relation as well as between lecturers and the local community. In addition to implementing academic knowledge and theories taught on campus, also provide opportunities to learn from community experiences to be shared with students at campus.
Co-Authors Alexandra Binti Kisno Hadi Retni Mulyani Sri Winda Yanti