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August 8, 2006 Walking Together is a weekly e-mail newsletter of the Northern Illinois Synod best viewed in html. If you cannot read this e-mail or see the graphics, go to www.nisynod.org/pubs/wt . *New items each week are listed at the beginning of each section and are marked with an asterisk. |
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* The next issue of Walking Together will be Tuesday, August 22.
* Mark your calendars and plan to attend one of the eight Mission Gatherings which will be held across the Synod starting in September. These annual events focus on topics relevant to ministry in congregations, the Synod, and the wider church. This year, the theme of the events will be “Mission Interpretation.” A new DVD about Synod ministries will be featured. Each congregation will receive a video. Everyone is welcome. Congregation council members, stewardship committees, evangelism committees, and rostered and lay congregational leaders are all especially encouraged to attend one of these events. September 19 (N) Our Savior's, Rockford; September 21 (NE) Salem, Sycamore; September 26 (E) St. John, Joliet; September 28 (SW) Trinity, Galesburg; October 3 (S) St. Matthew's, Princeton; October 12 (C) St. Paul, Dixon; November 14 (NW) First, Freeport; and November 16 (W) Salem, Moline.
* Read an article in Arusha Times about the Arusha Lutheran Medical Centre. www.arushatimes.co.tz/local_news_6.htm
* Diakonia is growing. This fall
they will add a second location in Rockford for classes.
Rockford classes will now meet at both St. Mark and Alpine
on Thursdays from 6:30 to 9:30.
Find out more
about Diakonia.
All NIS members are invited to one of the information and training sessions for Mission Interpreters (MI) Sunday, August 27, 2006 from 2-5 pm at Shepherd of the Valley, Rockford, and Saturday, September 9, 2006 from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm at Faith, Rochelle. The MI program is designed as a wonderful way to communicate what ministries are happening in our synod, across the U.S. and around the world. We share the Good News of our ministries together. Find out more about the sessions and how to sign up HERE>>.
More resources on Immigration
Issues. To assist in providing for congregational
discussion of immigration issues as directed by the 2006
Synod Assembly, here are some additional resource materials.
The latest (August 8) issue of The Christian Century has a
good article on a Mexican-American family living on both
sides of the border. It also has an article on "the ethics
of immigration reform" by Ralston Diffenbaugh, president of
the Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service. Another
excellent and penetrating discription of Mexican immigration
is given in the book "Crossing Over: A Mexican Family on the
Migrant Trail" by Ruben Martinez. ($11.00 from Amazon). The
magazine and/or the book may be available at your local
library. The Synod Assembly resolutions on immigration
issues are available at
www.nisynod.org/assembly and Spanish language
translations are available from Pr. Frank Samuelson at
cfsam@mchsi.com or
309-797-1189
The 18th Annual NISWO
Convention will be September 30, 2006 at First,
Monmouth with the theme, "Act Boldly. Share the Peace!"
Registration deadline is September 1.
Click
HERE>> for more information and to download a
Registration form
NIS Professional Leaders are encouraged to register online for the 2006 Northern Illinois Synod Professional Leaders Conference, Vital Worship in the 21st Century. The annual event held at Sinsinawa Retreat Center is October 23-25 and will feature Pr. Robert Rimbo and Dr. Lorraine Brugh. Find out more and register online at www.nisynod.org/plc .
NIS Professional Leaders are
invited to Refreshment for the Weary Soul - a
day of rest, refreshment and reflection at LOMC on
December 4, 2006. There will be time for
walks in the woods, journaling, spiritual breathing
and conversation. Pastor Troy Hedrick will guide a
discussion on ways to bring on-going refreshment to
weary souls. More info and registration form
HERE>>
The
NIS is currently inviting congregations to be part of a new TIME
(Together in Mission Engagement) program that will be started with a
pastor's retreat this summer, and a kick-off in August. Find out more about the program at
www.nisynod.org/resources/time and watch for more information about
the specific dates. The Northern Illinois Synod, in partnership with the ELCA Foundation and Thrivent Financial for Lutherans, announces one-hour Charitable Giving Seminars throughout the Synod to learn about NIS ministries and how to make a legacy gift to your local congregation and the ministries of the Synod. All are invited to learn of new and creative ways to make a lifetime gift. Contact John Califf for more information at 309-794-4004 or jnscaliff@qconline.com Upcoming seminars: August 27 St. Paul, Dixon noon lunch seminar follows; September 12 St. Mark, Chillicothe 10:00 AM following 9:00 AM worship service, Lunch after seminar and brief business meeting; September 17 First, Freeport Noon lunch seminar follows; September 24 St. Mark, Rockford Noon lunch seminar follows; October 1 Faith, Moline Noon lunch seminar follows; October 8 Zion, Kewanee noon lunch seminar follows; October 22 Shepherd of the Valley, Rockford noon lunch then seminar; November 19 First, Rock Island Noon lunch seminar follows. UPCOMING AREA CONCERTS & MUSICAL EVENTS: Joyful Harvest, Johnsburg invites you to the Inaugural Dale Miller Christian Music Festival Saturday August
19, 2006 11am–5 pm (In
case of rain, event will be held inside) Corner
of Ringwood Rd and Johnsburg Rd
First, Geneseo invites you to
a Weekend with John Ylvisaker, Friday, August 18,
Saturday, August 19, & Sunday, August 20. Contact First
Lutheran at (309) 944-3196 or e-mail at
firstlut@mchsi.com
to find out more about the ensemble opportunity, workshop,
hymn jam, and worship. Join Shepherd of the Valley, Rockford for another summer of FREE concerts! Free-will offering after each performance enhances music and education programs at our church. Concerts begin at 7:00 p.m. and conclude with refreshments. Shepherd of the Valley Lutheran Church is located on the southwest corner of Mulford Road and Harrison Avenue in Rockford. 2715 S. Mulford Rd. • Rockford, Illinois 61109 • (815) 399-5503 • www.shep61.org
LUTHERAN OUTDOOR MINISTRIES CENTER: Save the dates for the following upcoming events! More details will be listed on their website as the dates get closer. Visit www.lomc.org to see the latest photos and news from Lutheran Outdoor Ministries Center.
Lutheran Outdoor Ministries Center presents Partnering with Parents workshop for all church leaders, church councils, visioning teams, Family Ministry Leaders, Children’s Education Leaders, Youth Leaders, Pastors. Sept 22 6:00pm until -Sept 24 noon. Presenter: Angie Hug Meus, Family Ministry Coordinator for Joyful Spirit Lutheran Church in Bolingbrook, Illinois. Investment: $125 per room; 2 nights and 4 meals; limited to 20 participants. RSVP: to Erin at 815-732-2220 or register online at www.lomc.org . At this workshop, you will be given the opportunity to begin to develop a plan for family ministry in your congregation which enables parents and adults in the faith community to lead the faith development of the children. If you already have a vision, this workshop will help you to critique and further develop your current program.
LOMC staff members are willing to come to your congregation to speak to children or congregation about camp. They will lead children's sermons, temple talks, and Sunday Church School hours. Contact the camp at LOMC@essex1.com for more information.
New Life, Bolingbrook is sending their fifth delegation of missionaries to help in the Gulf Coast. The trip is scheduled for September 23-30. They will again by working with Christus Victor Lutheran Church in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Any questions can be e-mailed to New Life at Office@NewLifeBolingbrook.com . Also, Christus Victor is in need of more volunteers in August and September. Anyone interested should please e-mail Jim Antonakos at cvlcvolunteer@cableone.net , or visit the Christus Victor website at www.christusvictordisasterresponse.org .
If your congregation is planning a work trip to the Gulf in the upcoming months and you have extra spots or the capability of taking on one or two more folks, please send the details of your trip and who folks might contact if they're interested in making the trip with you to Lisa Hassenstab, Director of Church and Volunteer Relations, Co-coordinator, Lutheran Disaster Response-Illinois, Lutheran Social Services of Illinois, 1001 E. Touhy Ave. #50, Des Plaines, IL 60018, (847) 390-1447, (312) 636-7006 (cell) or Lisa.Hassenstab@lssi.org .
The Northern Illinois Synod Lutheran Disaster Response Task Force continues to share ways individuals and congregations can help those who have been struck by disaster. Find out more at the NIS LDR website.
You can read about help that's still needed in the Southeastern Synod on their website at http://www.elca-ses.org/Katrina_recovery.htm
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As we enter into a time of increased activity in the church as committees, confirmation classes and groups gather, balance is key. ELCA Wellness would like to introduce you to A Journey to Reformation. Wellness is about choice. This journey takes one of two wellness paths: · Here I Step: A Journey to Reformation – a six-week walking and wellness campaign that follows the roadmap for wellness: increase physical activity, decrease caloric intake and live prayerfully. A tool kit with planning materials is available on the Journey to Reformation page at www.elcabop.org. · Walk to Wellness - a 28-day campaign available through Mayo Clinic in which participants log their walking progress online. To participate in Walk to Wellness participants must enroll between Sept. 17 – 30 at www.elcaforwellness.org. For more information, visit the Walk to Wellness page on www.elcabop.org. Take the challenge. Encourage God’s people to choose the wellness path that works for them and journey to Reformation! That it May be Well With You! Tammy Devine, Diaconal Minister and ELCA Wellness Coordinator.
The August issue of The Lutheran magazine is now available online. 'What sprinkler did you run through today': Ask an unexpected question and you’ll connect in a new way. Pentecost calling: Nebraska congregation has an odd beginning, but is off to a good start. Synod assemblies' actions are wide- ranging: Hunger, sexuality and immigration top concerns. Religion and the public square: Making straight the wall of separation between church and state. and more...
Augsburg Fortress has a new Web-site up and running called www.newproclamation.com . It has similar info to the books New Proclamation but includes three different perspectives from Theologians.
GRACE
MATTERS - GRACE MATTERS the radio
ministry of the ELCA
August 2006
Programs - (Encore Month)
Grace Matters
posters. Each poster is 11 x 17 inches, and
can be customized with local information.
E-mail,
call, or
write to order your FREE posters today!
Due to size, these posters are not
intended for download.
The Deaconess
Community of the ELCA is offering grants up to
$500,000 in 2007 to congregations or social ministry
organizations who wish to partner with the Sisters
to start new, cutting edge social ministry programs.
Such programs must be gospel-centered, prophetic, cooperative partnership, inclusive, and
focused on stewardship. The deadline
for the application process is Jan. 15,
2007. For more
information, contact the Deaconess Community of the
ELCA, 8765 West Higgins Road, Chicago, IL
60631-4171; (800) 638-3522, x1705; or email
Deaconess.Community@elca.org . The Deaconess
Community of the ELCA is a community of skilled
women committed to a life of service to church and
society. They are willing to take risks to serve God
and God's people. Learn more about the Community at
www.elca.org/Deaconess . Mosaic offerings in 2006 - find out more at www.elca.org/mosaic
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* Disciple Seminars – Adult Bible
Study Program for 36 weeks . Help new and experienced
leaders polish skills, gain confidence in teaching and
network with others. WHAT:
Disciple I; Jesus in the
Gospels; Christian Believer; Beyond Disciple I: Disciple 2,
3 and 4. Living Waters Lutheran
Church, August 25-26, 2006. One-Day $100.00 (Each Topic).
SPECIAL: 10% Discount for all Disciple resources purchased
at training event. For More Information or to Register: Call
1-800-251-8591 visit The Website
www.disciple.cokesbury.com Virginia Theological Seminary in Alexandria, Virginia invites you to the 2007 Summer Collegium on Christian Education in the small church. The Summer Collegium is an intensive, nine-day residential program for clergy and their spouses or partners in small churches of all Christian denominations. Experts in the area of small church ministry lead workshops on relevant topics, such as change and conflict, technology, finances, and spiritual resources, and participants enjoy some time in the nation’s capital. The Summer Collegium is fully funded by a generous grant from the Lilly Endowment Inc., which allows it to be offered to 25 clergy each summer at no cost to them. This includes transportation, meals and lodging, books, pulpit supply and child care. For more information on the Summer Collegium, please visit their web site at www.vts.edu/education/collegium. Or contact SummerCollegium@vts.edu, or 703-461-1752.
Healthy Congregations Workshop
– Rockford, Illinois - September 15-16, 2006.
Registration must be returned to Court Street Church by
August 31, 2006. Contact Samantha Fisher at Court Street
United Methodist Church by e-mail
(samanthafisher@CourtStreetUMC.org ) or phone
(815-962-6061) or write the church office at 215 N.
Court Street, Rockford, IL 61103.
Wartburg Seminary's
continuing
education schedule for the 2006-07 academic year is
HERE>>
Lutheran ENGAGED Encounter - “A wedding is a day… A marriage is a lifetime…” Planning to marry & have a few questions? Have you thought about your life together AFTER the honeymoon? Experience a Weekend together with other couples beginning a life-long commitment to each other! Begins: Friday night @ 8 PM Ends: Sunday afternoon @ 12:30 PM “Or is it just the beginning!?” October 20-22, 2006 New Location! Bishop Lane Retreat Center Rockford, Illinois. A $35.00 Registration fee reserves your rooms. Total cost of the weekend is $275.00 meals and lodging included. Presented by 3 married couples Contact Curt & Chris Bjorklund–(815) 675-2765 Curtnchris4ee@msn.com or go to http://groups.msn.com/LutheranEngagedEncounterofNorthernIllinois
Trinity Seminary's Center for Continuing Education and Lifelong Learning offers a Multiple Staff Workshop for rostered and non-rostered church leaders (full and part-time) September 11-13, 2006 at the Weber Center, Adrian, MI. For more information contact: Center for Cont. Ed. & Life Long Learning; Trinity Lutheran Seminary, 2199 E. Main St., Columbus, OH 43209-2334. hkuhlmann@columbus.rr.com
Stephen Ministries announces the first Breakthrough Leadership Conference, which will take place October 8-13, 2006, in St. Louis, Missouri. This comprehensive training event for leaders of all types--pastors and business executives, educators and entrepreneurs, administrators and managers--will offer the best leadership concepts and practices, enriched with sound psychology and firmly rooted in biblical principles. MORE>>
First, Geneseo invites you to a John Ylvisaker Weekend. Saturday, August 19th, Workshop - 1 P.M. to 4 P.M. Meal and refreshments after workshop, Sunday, August 20, John will lead worship at 8 A.M. and 9:30 A.M.
Here I Stand: Leading Change Through Self-Differentiation is a three-day Lombard Mennonite Peace Center event at which pastors will be trained to integrate this approach into their ongoing ministries. LMPC will offer this event on August 22-24, 2006. This event will be held at St. Peters United Church of Christ in Elmhurst, Illinois. Learn more about this event and download a registration brochure on our website: http://www.lmpeacecenter.org/HIS.html.
The Clergy Clinic introduces participants to key concepts of family systems theory, provides opportunity to explore one’s own family of origin dynamics, and includes time for presenting case studies from one’s ministry setting for coaching and consultation. The clinic also includes input from Lombard Mennonite Peace Center staff and video input by Murray Bowen, the father of family systems theory, and Edwin Friedman, who led the way in helping clergy understand the congregation as an emotional system. LMPC will offer this event in November, 2006, February, 2007 and April/May, 2007. This event will be held at First Church of Lombard, UCC in Lombard, Illinois. Learn more about this event and download a registration brochure on our website: http://www.lmpeacecenter.org/ClergyClinics.html.
Youth Ministry Certification schools will be held September 11-29, 2006, on the Wartburg Seminary campus in Dubuque, Iowa. Wartburg Seminary's Center for Youth Ministries in an expanded partnership with the Youth and Family Institute will conduct the schools. A third certification school will take place at Rainbow Trail Camp in Colorado. The dates are October 31-November 17, 2006. More information can be found at www.wartburgseminary.edu . Select Centers>Center for Youth Ministries for schedule and details. The phone number is 563/589-0220.
www.FaithandWisdom.org , in cooperation with the ELCA Division for Ministry, is your source for information on lifelong learning opportunities. Faith and Wisdom compiles events and programs throughout the world offered by some of the most distinguished organizations in North America and worldwide. These organizations have proven themselves trustworthy sources of lifelong learning for clergy, other church professionals, and for all who wish to pursue education as Christians. |
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* Katie’s Cup Conversations resume
on Monday, September 18, with a noon luncheon at the
Stockholm Inn, 2420 Charles Street, Rockford. Featured
speaker will be author Kyle Ezell, founder of Get Urban
America, who will speak about, and sign copies of, his book
Retire Downtown: The Lifestyle Destination for Active
Retirees and Empty Nesters.
* The
August and September issues of Journal of Lutheran Ethics
www.elca.org/jle
feature Pope Benedict’s first encyclical letter Deus Caritas
Est, “God is love.” A Roman Catholic and eight Lutherans
comment on this significant reflection on the meaning of
divine and human love. Those writing in these two issues
focus on different aspects of the encyclical and often reach
different conclusions.
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Wheat Ridge Ministries is pleased to share the latest
issues of "Just Watching," "Brokering
Wheat Ridge" and "Engaging
the Aging" with you. They can be found on their
website by clicking on this link -
http://www.wheatridge.org/newsletters.shtml -
and can be easily printed from the PDF format.
You are invited to a gala reception
at La Paloma Gardens benefiting Katie's Cup Coffeebar.
Tour the gardens, mingle with friends, enjoy music and
luscious little desserts. Tuesday, August 15, 5:30 –
7 pm. La Paloma Gardens, 3620 Brookview Rd. No street
parking allowed. Shuttle available from Marsh School (2021
Hawthorne Drive – behind Highcrest Center) The gardens are
wheelchair accessible. $25 per person by reservation only.
Tickets available at church or by calling RALM at
815-962-4279 Wine & beverages available, complimentary
desserts. Smart casual attire – no high heels
The current Wheat Ridge e-newsletter
is online at
http://www.wheatridge.org/ezine/aug06.html Disciple Seminars Announces: Help new and experienced leaders polish skills, gain confidence in teaching and network with others. WHAT: DISCIPLE I, Jesus in the Gospels, Christian Believer, Beyond Disciple I: Disciple 2, 3 AND 4. WHERE: Living Waters Lutheran Church. WHEN: August 25-26, 2006. COST: One-Day $100.00 (Each Offerings). SPECIAL: 10% Discount for all DISCIPLE resources purchased at training event. For More Information or to Register: Call 1-800-251-8591 Visit The Website www.disciple.cokesbury.com |
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Trinity, Moline, is posting a newly created position, Children & Family Minister. In this new role, the Children & Family (CF) Minister provides leadership in the educational and faith-formation ministries for children and their families, including recruiting and training volunteers for Sunday Morning Learning, Vacation Bible School and other children’s ministries. The CF Minister has additional leadership responsibility for developing and implementing a developmental-stage based family ministry program and other opportunities for learning and growth. Position is full time and includes benefits. Resumes will be reviewed beginning August 1, 2006. See www.trinitylutheranmoline.org for job description, position qualifications and application information. Contact person: Rev. Laura Koppenhoefer at 309-762-3624.
Salem, Sycamore, Illinois is
looking for a Full-time Coordinator of Family Life
Ministries. Individual will work in team ministry with
the Senior Pastor, staff members and volunteers of the
congregation to develop an effective ministry to children,
youth, and their families. The Coordinator of Family Life
Ministries must have a strong commitment to Christ and a
basic understanding of the Lutheran expression of the
Christian faith. A college education is preferred as well as
a willingness to pursue an appropriate church related
leadership training program. If you are interested, please
email salemsyc@tbc.net
, fax 815-895-6226, or mail your resume to the attention of
Pastor Garry Briesacher at Salem Lutheran Church, 1145
DeKalb Avenue, Sycamore, IL 60178. Any questions, please
call 815-895-9171. Grace, Woodstock, a 1500-member active and growing congregation of the ELCA with the mission of Sharing God's Grace, seeks a church-focused part-time director for two children's choirs (total approximately 40 singers: grades 2-6) and a part-time director for children's and adult 4 octave bell choirs. The two director positions may be combined into one larger position. Nine-month renewable contract. Please send resume and letter to Ron Fredriksen, Director of Music Ministries, Grace Lutheran Church, 1300 Kishwaukee Valley Rd., Woodstock, IL 60098; or e-mail rfredriksen@gracewoodstock.org . www.gracewoodstock.org .
FREE TO A GOOD HOME – These are
exciting times in the life of St. Mark. New music
and sound system equipment is arriving to support
the new third service that starts September 10.
Plans are finalized to open a huge doorway from the
narthex to Fellowship Hall. As we work to prepare
Fellowship Hall for new and exciting worship this
fall, we must clear out the space. We have one
21-foot section of wooden pews that we will need
to remove from St. Mark. We would like to place this
wooden marvel in a "good home," and are looking for
anyone who could use it. The pew is FREE . Any
interested parties should contact Cindy at 398-3557,
or John Hargrove at 636-1733 of the Worship and
Music committee.
Good Shepherd,
Romeoville has several computer monitors to
donate. Contact Pastor Suzanne Anderson-Hurdle,
revhurdle@earthlink.net or 815-886-4354. Part-time worship leader needed to direct new contemporary-style worship band. Strong keyboard skills required, plus an ability to lead and work with volunteer musicians. Submit letter of interest and resume to Pastor Mark Hagen at St. Mark Lutheran Church, 675 N. Mulford Rd. Rockford, IL 61107.
For sale: a very nice full Hammond organ. For more information, please contact Dianne Miller at 815-385-6575 or sarge@fastermac.net .
Karen Ream, presenter at the 2006 Congregational Resourcing Event, is available to present her program at no charge to Sunday adult forum/education programs in the Synod. It is an educational program on spiritual companioning/direction entitled "Unraveling the Knots in Your Life through Spiritual Companioning." Contact Karen Ream, 3609 Corbridge Ln, Rockford, IL 61107, 815-397-8410, dafodiljoy@juno.com
Christ the Lord Lutheran (Elgin), a midsize congregation northwest of Chicago, seeks musician(s) to fulfill the following functions, which may be combined depending on candidate’s qualifications. Salary is negotiable. Send resume to: Beth Lawniczak, Christ the Lord Lutheran Church, 12N462 Tina Trail, Elgin, IL 60123 or ctlbeth@core.com (847-741-8141). For more information see our website: www.christthelordlutheran.com .
First Lutheran, Princeton, has two flags-- 1 American--1 Christian -- that they are no longer using and would be glad to give them to any other church or group that could use them at no charge. Contact Mary Dorsch at rmdorsch@theramp.net .
First Lutheran, DeKalb, is seeking to fill two positions: part-time organist for traditional worship & part-time coordinator (with piano or guitar skills) for contemporary worship. To apply, contact First Lutheran Church, 324 N. Third Street, DeKalb, IL at (815) 758-0643.
Find job opportunities with
Lutheran
Social Services of Illinois at
LSSI's job
opportunities web page. Redeemer, Bettendorf, IA is seeking a full-time Coordinator of Youth & Family Ministry to work with elementary, middle, & high school youth. For a full job description and application, please browse to www.redeemerbett.org. Interested persons may contact Richard Pokora at 563 355-8909.
Church Organist Position Available: First
Lutheran Church, Moline, Illinois, is seeking a church organist for one
service Sunday mornings and special worship services through the year.
Experience as a church organist and familiarity with the liturgical
services of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America is preferred.
Salary is negotiable. First Lutheran has a two manual, Zimmer tracker
pipe organ, installed in 1982. Send resumes to First Lutheran Church,
1230 - 5th Avenue, Moline, IL, 61265, attention Pastor Frederick
Schmidt. Send your bulletin board items to NISNews@comcast.net. |
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Walking Together is a weekly e-mail newsletter that brings you all the news you need to know to stay up to date on happenings in the Northern Illinois Synod. It is sent to rostered leaders, congregations, and others by request. To be added to the listserv, change your e-mail address or otherwise manage your subscription, please click the link on the right or e-mail Karin@NISynod.org Your submissions, comments, and suggestions are welcomed. Contact Karin Graddy, Communication Director for the Northern Illinois Synod at Karin@nisynod.org.
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Karin
Graddy,
Associate in Ministry
Karin@NISynod.org
Rockford, IL 61101 Fax: 815-964-2295 <>< Making Christ Known <><
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All are invited to a Celebration of
Mwangaza's first Decade of Illuminating its Partners in
the United States and Tanzania through Teaching and
Learning. Director Seelah Kissioki and Consultant Dr.
Shoonie Hartwig will be present. Sunday, August 13,
2006, 5 to 8 p.m. A small meal will be provided. First,
DeKalb. RSVP to 815-758-0643. 
If your congregation would like to host the
Holy Land Communion Ware,
please contact Leona Peterson-Spear at
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