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A | CHESTER, Pa. -- The Eagles and the NFL might still be the sports favorites at Calvary Baptist Church, just outside Philadelphia. But many here are also rooting for a neighboring team which last year reached the championship game of Major League Soccer.Their new-found fandom is all about location — and revenue from parking. The Philadelphia Union plays at Subaru Park, a stadium beside the Delaware River just a few blocks from Calvary in the economically challenged city of Chester. Its poverty rate is among the highest in the metro area.As the Union continues to attract loyal fans and reach new heights, so have the blessings bestowed on this historic church where Martin Luther King Jr. attended as a seminarian.It has been crucial. Like many other Black Protestant churches, Calvary Baptist struggled financially during the coronavirus pandemic. Attendance fell, and along with it, funding. But the church has transformed its parking lot to accommodate game-day fundraisers, with volunteers from the congregation staffing the lots and selling spaces for $15 per vehicle.These days, the church raises up to $3,000 per game — about half of what goes into the collection plate on Sundays, said its pastor, Keith Dickens. The welcome influx of extra money is being used to pay for utilities, ministries and a new speaker system that will allow Calvary to reach a broader audience by broadcasting its services online.“It’s been a blessing,” said Dickens, who on a recent game day proudly sported a Philadelphia Union hat. "Not only just to generate funding, but also to meet and minister to new people.”Across the nation, houses of worship located near stadiums — from Boston’s Fenway Park to the Green Bay Packers’ Lambeau Field — have opened their parking lots to legions of fans.For churches offering parking near pro-soccer stadiums, their coffers recently received an assist from the world’s best active player, Lionel Messi who joined an MLS roster this year. All 250 parking spaces at the Calvary lot were full when Messi’s Inter Miami played the Union.Jeffrey Scholes, co-author of “Religion and Sports in American Culture,” said churches like Calvary show a growing willingness to use “secular entities like sport for religious purposes” including, “continuing a ministry, feeding the poor, keeping the lights on, things that ideally churches do."In the past, Scholes said clergy might have preferred the “old-fashioned way” of getting churchgoers to donate while shunning the sports-fan parking business as too “worldly."“There’s just much more openness to different kinds of nonreligious tactics to perform the necessary functions of a church or synagogue or mosque,” Scholes said. It also offers an opportunity to share with fans the history of congregations like Calvary, which was founded in 1879 by a group of formerly enslaved Africans seeking freedom to worship.On a recent game day, fans decked in the Union's navy, signal blue and gold colors pulled into parking spots in front of Calvary's colorful mural that pays homage to King. The civil rights leader worshipped at the church from 1948-1951, when he attended Chester’s Crozer Theological Seminary. Chester has a notable cultural and industrial history, but now has economic difficulties that make Calvary's new parking revenue all the more appreciated.“For us, if it gives back to a cause, it makes it all the better,” Abe Gitterman, age 37 and Jewish, said before he paid the parking fee. Next to him, his 6-and 7-year-old sons pointed to the mural and asked parking attendant and church member Lisa Lewis if this was the same man they had learned about in school. “Yes,” she replied, smiling. “It feels good,” she later said, “to tell them the history about the church.”It can also be fun. In Lubbock, Texas, Leslie Cranford, a parishioner at St. John’s United Methodist Church, said Texas Tech football fans have tailgated with RVs — taking up to four spots ($10 each) — in the church parking lot, near the Red Raiders' Jones AT&T Stadium. Sometimes, rival fans park at the church. “We tell them: we got to charge you extra!” Cranford said, laughing. She introduced the parking program at her congregation two decades ago. On a good season, they make up to $2,000 per game. “Dwindling attendance is a problem," Cranford said. "So, this helps us maintain our ministries.” In Boston, the Christian Science Church opened its parking garage to the public in 2014. That includes Red Sox fans who can park for $30 — a lower rate than closer to Fenway Park. Kevin Ness, manager of the Christian Science Committees on Publication, said the revenue helps cover the operating expenses of Christian Science Plaza, a popular tourist attraction which sits on top of the garage in the Fenway neighborhood. “This in turn allows the contributions from members to directly support the worldwide healing mission of the church,” he said. In Green Bay, Wisconsin, Bethany Church began its Packers parking program in 2010.“We thought it would be a great avenue for outreach, and a way to get funds to help support the growing ministries,” Bethany’s administrative assistant, Jill Connerym said via email. The church doesn’t have a set charge, and instead asks for donation, Connery said, adding that “many people are very generous.”Packers parking helps fund programs, including youth ministries, small group learning and building facility upgrades, Connery said. The church parking lot is often full on game days.“We are known for our hospitality,” she said. “We had a volunteer who began giving rides to Lambeau from our parking lot, free of charge to whoever didn’t want to walk the .5 miles to the stadium. So, now we are known for our shuttle service, and friendly volunteers.”Churches also have embraced other fans. Nashville First Church of the Nazarene offered their parking lots for three shows attended by thousands at nearby Nissan Stadium during the Nashville leg of Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. The parking program ($30 a spot) also is popular during Tennessee Titans games and has helped fund ministries in Nashville and missions in Haiti and Kenya.“Every one of these dollars comes right back in to help people,” said its senior pastor, Kevin Ulmet. “When people hear that, they love that, they say ‘we want to be a part of that.’ And that, to me, is the classic definition of win-win.”__Associated Press religion coverage receives support through the AP’s collaboration with The Conversation US, with funding from Lilly Endowment Inc. The AP is solely responsible for this content.。过去看病，需要带着各种就诊卡，想挂专家号，天不亮就得到医院排队。

B | 如今，坐在家里打开医院公众号，就能分时段精准预约专家号，等时间快到了再去医院就诊、付费、取报告……整个就医过程，一部手机搞定。　　全新的就医场景，得益于智慧医疗的加快推进，更得益于健康辽宁建设“加速跑”。

C | 　　健康是幸福之基。为让人民群众就医更便捷，健康更有“医”靠，我省大力推动卫生健康事业改革发展，不断完善医疗卫生服务体系建设。尤其是党的十八大以来，我省聚焦优质医疗资源扩容布局工程、公共卫生能力提升工程、中医中药强省工程、特殊人群健康保障工程、数字健康智慧医疗工程五大工程，“强基层、建高地、优服务、转作风”，蹄疾步稳推进卫生健康事业高质量发展，提升百姓健康获得感。　　百姓看病最希望的是在“家门口”就能看好，为此，我省以紧密型县域医共体建设为抓手，优化乡村医疗卫生机构布局，加强县域内资源整合和优化配置，改善基层基础设施条件，构建起优质高效的新型县域医疗卫生服务体系，织密织牢健康服务网底，提升县域综合医疗卫生服务能力。如今，全省46个县（县级市、有条件的市辖区）均已开展县域医共体建设，百姓小病小痛不用再跑大医院，就近就能享受优质医疗资源。

D | 　　为进一步提升疑难危重症诊治能力，近年来，我省致力于打造全国医疗卫生高地。按照国家规划部署，积极创建国家区域医疗中心和国家综合类医学中心，遴选确定8个省级综合类区域医疗中心。清单化、项目化、工程化推进实施健康辽宁重点项目113个，带动全省医疗服务能力均衡发展。目前，落户我省的国家儿童区域医疗中心和国家肿瘤区域医疗中心项目建设均取得阶段性进展。　　在公共卫生方面，我省始终不断健全疾病预防控制和公共卫生体系，特别是党的十八大以来，全力开展传染病防控工作，成功控制或消除了一批威胁人民健康的重大疾病。

E | 不仅如此，我省还建设了覆盖全省的数字化接种门诊网络和疫苗接种管理平台，实现疫苗全程追溯；建成省、市、县传染病卫生应急队伍119支，卫生应急队伍能力进一步提升；成立省疾病预防控制局，疾控机构职能从单纯预防控制疾病向全面维护和促进全人群健康转变。

F | 传染病、慢性病、职业病、地方病防控更加有效有力。

G | 　　随着经济社会发展进步，人们的健康观念也发生了改变——从注重“治已病”转向“治未病”。中医药以其“简便验廉”特色优势，既可以治病又可以防病保健，成为我省推进健康辽宁建设的有力抓手。

H | 近年来，我省加快建设中医药强省，持续推进中医药传承创新，建立系统的中医药人才培养体系，优质高效的中医药服务体系基本建成。到2023年底，我省已设置中医馆1371个，实现基层医疗卫生机构全覆盖。特别是近一段时间，我省多地举办的中医药夜市更是频频火爆出圈，开启市民从治病到防病的养生新观念。　　健康路上，一个也不能少。一直以来，我省以“一老一小”为重点，不断完善人口服务体系。面对少子化、老龄化、区域人口增减分化的新形势，我省逐步完善生育支持政策体系、老年健康服务体系和普惠托育服务体系，推动建设生育友好型社会，促进人口高质量发展。如今，全省63%的二级及以上综合性医院开设了老年医学科，1473家医疗机构建成省老年友善医疗机构，每千人口拥有3岁以下婴幼儿托位达到3.2个。　　75年风雨无阻，75年砥砺前行。站在新起点，我省更加突出卫生健康服务的系统性、连续性，努力建设与中国式现代化相适应的体系完整、分工明确、功能互补、连续协同、运行高效、富有韧性的整合型医疗卫生服务体系，不断增进全省人民健康福祉，为辽宁实现全面振兴新突破奠定更坚实的健康之基。　　健康，让群众生活更幸福！　　记者感言：　　健康是幸福生活最重要的指标。随着生活水平的提高，人们对医疗卫生服务期待越来越多、标准越来越高。　　始终坚持以人民健康为中心，我省卫生健康系统围绕群众看病就医“急难愁盼”，加快优质医疗资源扩容，持续扩大优质医疗资源供给，加快医疗资源区域间合理布局，推动卫生健康事业高质量发展。　　提升医疗卫生服务能力，满足人民群众健康需求，只有进行时，没有完成时。