There's a lot in the news regarding the National Highway Transportation Safety Administration's (NHTSA) critical warning regarding certain 2001-2003 Honda and Acura vehicles with Takata airbags, but the recall doesn't stop there, there are other makes and models involved.
A quick and easy way to know if your vehicle is involved in the recall, or any recall for that matter, is to enter your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) on NHTSA's web page: Recalls Look-up by VIN - Vehicle Identification Number
Your VIN is located on the driver's side, in the bottom corner of the dashboard where it meets the windshield.
"There is now a general encouragement that when you set your clocks back or forward for standard and daylight saving time, that you check your VIN at NHTSA. They've added that to the list of also checking the batteries in your smoke detectors. It's just a helpful reminder and lets you know about recalls. No one wants to be driving a car that, because of a defective part, puts our safety at risk." - CSLEA Foundation Chairman Kenny Ehrman
At the California Statewide Law Enforcement Association (CSLEA), we are passionate about consumer protection and public safety. It is that passion that led to the creation of the CSLEA Foundation.
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Dr. Charles Gieschen has been a member of the Concordia Theological Seminary (CTSFW) faculty since 1996. He serves as academic dean and professor of Exegetical Theology.
He is a graduate of this seminary (M.Div. 1984) and has completed graduate degrees in New Testament Studies at Princeton Theological Seminary (Th.M. 1985) and the University of Michigan (Ph.D. 1995). During his doctoral studies, he took a six-month sabbatical from his congregation in 1994 and was a research student at Oxford University in England.
He is an ordained pastor of The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod (LCMS) who served as associate and then senior pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church in Traverse City, Michigan from 1985 until being called to CTSFW in 1996.
His first book, Angelomorphic Christology, was published by Brill Academic Press (1998). He edited a collection of essays entitled The Law in Holy Scripture that was published by Concordia Publishing House (2004). He is currently writing the Concordia Commentary volume on 1-2 Thessalonians. He has written, taught and lectured extensively as a scholar on the subject of early expressions of Jesus’ divine identity. He has also authored some popular articles and studies, including Romans in Concordia Publishing House’s God’s Abiding Word series (2001). He has served as the associate editor of the Seminary journal, Concordia Theological Quarterly, since 2006.
He was one of the Seminary faculty representatives serving on the Commission on Theology and Church Relations of the LCMS (2007–2016). He is a member of the Society of Biblical Literature, the International Enoch Seminar and the Chief Academic Officers Society of the Association of Theological Schools.
“Listening to Intertextual Relationships in Paul’s Epistles with Richard Hays.”Concordia Theological Quarterly 70 (2006) 17-32.
“The Death of a Christian: Membership Loss or Transfer?” Concordia Theological Quarterly 73 (2009): 82.
“Shepherds Formed by Jesus Christ, the Chief Shepherd.” For the Life of the World 10:4 (October 2006) 7-9.
“Rejoicing in the Hope.” Proceedings of the 2006 Convention of the Indiana District of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod [Convention Essay based upon Romans 5:1-2 delivered on 22-23 June 2006].
“We Believe, Teach, and Confess the Lord’s Supper.” Proceedings of the 2006 Convention of the Wyoming District of the Lutheran Church – Missouri Synod [Convention Essay delivered on 4-6 May 2006].
“‘They Bear Witness to Me’: Christ, the Scriptures, and the New Curriculum.” For the Life of the World 9:3 (July 2005) 18-19.
“On the Nature and Purpose of Theological Education at CTS.” Reflections XI:1 (Advent 1996) 32-33. [Reflections is published by the Student Association of Concordia Theological Seminary].