Twin Cities District
Connecting United Methodists in Minneapolis and Saint Paul
Transforming Lives
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Liz Lopez, Superintendent
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September 2009
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Pamela Pettit, Editor
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In This Issue
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Learnings from Liz . . .
For I don’t know how many years, we as a United Methodist Church have designated the month of September as Open House Month. It is the time to get ready to “welcome back” all of our folk with new Sunday-school teachers, new youth programming, new choir music, new faith formation opportunities, and much more. Rally Day is the kick-off Sunday for the program year and it is filled with excitement!
I have found that Open House Month provides us with the opportunity to not only welcome folks back from the summer but to especially welcome those who are new to our community, our schools, and our neighborhood. What have we been thinking about this past summer to prepare to welcome the possibilities of the gifts of those who are not yet a part of us? How have we been preparing to let those in our neighborhood and beyond know who we are, what our faith community offers, our worship times and children/youth/adult faith formation opportunities? Dale Arendt, one of theconsultants for our annual conference, has often said that one of the purposes of the church is to always be preparing for those who have not yet come! How have you prepared?
I recently visited one of our churches where I found myself greeted at the door but once inside it was so busy that no one said a word to me. I went into the sanctuary and after worship stood in line with others to greet the pastor. No one spoke to me. As I was standing in line though, someone from the information area caught my eye and immediately came up to me and said, "I don’t think we have met." After I told her my name, she said, "You must come and sign my book." I was given a mug with goodies and information about the church. This person said, "I know the majority of the people in this church and I keep my eye out for those I do not know so I can welcome them and introduce them to others." Wow!
She went on to say that she had been doing this for 13 years and worked not only at knowing people but being in ministry to help others learn to welcome. It was obvious she not only had a passion for people but a passion to connect them with her community of faith because it was important to her. She was making a difference!
Getting the house ready this month of September is not just about Rally Day and coming back to Sunday school and youth group and choir and faith formation classes. It is about getting ourselves ready because we have a passion for God in Jesus Christ and a passion for people to know about it!
Bishop Michael Coyner, in his book The Race to Reach Out, says that “ministry is about people, it s about caring for people, it is about a yearning for all people to discover what it means to be a disciple of Christ in their journey toward God. It is about caring for those newcomers and eagerly desiring to see their lives find fulfillment and are willing to adapt our church’s ministry to meet their needs” (p.xiii). Getting our house ready involves so much more.
I hope that as we get our house and ourselves ready this month to welcome back all of our church community that we will make it a special mission to greet everyone who comes through our door. And if they are visiting for the first or third time you will see to it that they have someone to sit with during worship (maybe you!) and that you will invite them personally to fellowship coffee. Reaching out to new people is the most transforming experience we are afforded by the Christ who always welcomes us. May you be a part of what God is blessing in this month and in the months to come!!
Blessings . . .
liz
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United Methodism's Four Foci for the Quadrennium
- Developing Congregations
- Strengthening Clergy and Lay Leadership (Equipping Leaders, Transforming Existing Congregations, Teaching the Wesleyan Model of Forming Disciples of Jesus Christ)
- Global Health and Connection (Ending Malaria and HIV/AIDS, Global Outreach, Transforming the Lives of Children)
- Eliminating Poverty in Community with the Poor
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United Methodist Communications (UMCom) needs your help! UMCom has launched a massive promotional campaign to update the United Methodist Church's Find-A-Church website. I received notice that 65% of our Twin Cities churches had done this. Great! It is important that we keep these pages up to date so that when newcomers seek a church in the Twin Cities, they will find up-to-date, accurate information about your church. Please go to the Rethink Church site and click on "Update your church's ministries" (on the left) or visit the Find-A-Church site and click on "Update your page now" (on the left) to check to make sure your church's information is up to date. You'll need to have your church's GCFA number, which is printed in the Journal. Thanks! Liz
Rethink Church Training: Oct. 17, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Messiah UMC. The national UM program for inviting and welcoming. $40/church; $10/person for lunch. Contact United Methodist Communications at ( 888) 278-4862 for more information. Register online here.
Church Planting 101: Oct. 26-27, Brunswick UMC (6122 42nd Ave. N., Crystal). For churches sensing they might like to start a new worship service, clergy discerning where they best thrive in ministry, and those interested in multi-site ministries or church planting. $50/person. Register online here.
Investing in Congregations: The Minnesota Annual Conference is investing in those congregations that have the potential, capacity, and commitment to reach new people. It will give grants in 2010 to congregations with the will to engage in risk-taking, innovative ministries, reaching new communities and holy experimentation. This grant is not a long-term subsidy for ongoing ministry, but rather seed money for a new venture. You can find the application on the conference home page under "Quick Links." Applications are due to Rev. Cindy Gregorson by October 30.
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Caring and Sharing
Sympathies to
- the family of Rev. Jane Souhrada, who died Aug. 10.
Prayers for
- Rev. Barbara Moore, who broke her arm.
Congratulations to
- Rev. Brooke Heerwald on her marriage to Jeremy Steiner on Aug. 29.
- Park Avenue UMC on receiving the 2009 Best of Minneapolis Award in the Places of Worship category by the U.S. Local Business Association.
- Joyce Preschool for earning accreditation from the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
- Good Samaritan UMC receiving the New Millennium Award from Church World Service (CWS). This award is being given to 17 congregations throughout the nation that have given $100,000 or more over CWS's financial history. Good Samaritan is the only congregation in Minnesota to receive this award.
- Arlington Hills UMC on becoming an official Welcoming Congregation for 2009.
- Camphor Memorial UMC and Mary Gates for receiving Faith and Freedom awards from The Minnesota Religius Coalition for Reproductive Choice. Camphor provided quality education programs for teens focusing on pregnancy prevention and Mary is a long-time activist for social justice and women's rights.
- Rev. Christie Cozad Neuger on being named founding director of the new Institute for the Support of Pastoral Ministries at United Theological Seminary in the Twin Cities.
- Lori Sturdevant, member at Hennepin Avenue UMC, who is featured in the September/October 2009 issue of Interpreter magazine.
Join in our connectedness by praying with our district superintendent for the following churches, their pastors, parish, and leaders:
- Brunswick
- Epworth: Minneapolis
- First
- Hmong Community
- Normandale Hylands
- Richfield
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Structures of Care for One Another
World Communion Sunday: Oct. 4. This special offering taken by churches around the world supports scholarships for students preparing for Christian leadership in our world. It is a great time to invite people of many nationalities to participate in worship, dress the altar in a way that represents different cultures of the world, serve communion with bread from different parts of the world, and incorporate more than one language into the Sunday worship litany.
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District Trainings for Church Leaders
Our pastors and leaders, along with our superintendent, are to create intentional ministry plans about how to catch God's vision for each Minnesota United Methodist church and the steps needed to begin to implement their unique paths.
Select a date (listed below) that fits your church's schedule; bring leaders, people who are passionate, curious, or skeptical about setting a course; and prepare by looking at the demographic information at MissionInsite. If your church already has a strategic ministry plan, please come and share a story of the difference it's making for your ministry.
Contact the district office with your team's preferred training date.
- Sat., Oct. 3, 9:30 a.m. at Good Samaritan UMC (Edina)
- Sun., Oct. 4, 2:30 p.m. at Eden Prairie UMC
- Sat., Oct. 10, 9:30 a.m. at Arlington Hills UMC (Maplewood)
- Mon., Oct. 19, 6:30 p.m. at Minnehaha UMC (Minneapolis)
- Sat., Nov. 7, 9:30 a.m. at Fridley UMC
- Mon. Nov. 9, 6:30 p.m. at Faith UMC (West Saint Paul)
Someone said, "If you don't know where you're headed, any road will do." We hope our churches and pastors aren't living life that way! Because we live in a new day and time of social networking, and a culture where only 17 percent of people show up for church on Sunday, it's time to "rethink" church.
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United Methodist Women
Twin Cities Annual Meeting: Sept. 19, Brooklyn UMC. Keynote speaker, Naomi Yaeger, is a freelance photographer, writer, and editor, and will speak on Green Team projects. $8 includes lunch. Register with Carol by Sept 14, at (763) 537-3678. Do you have jewelry you're not using? Bring it with for a donation to Walker.
Mini School of Mission: Sept. 26, Lake Harriet UMC, $20. The day will be an introduction to School of Christian Mission with two studies in the morning and one after lunch. Contact Marge at (952) 831-1965 for further information and registration.
Conference Annual Meeting: Oct. 3, Richfield UMC, $15. Andris Salter, the assistant general secretary for membership and leadership development for the UMC (General Board of Global Ministries) Women's Division, will give the keynote address. Register by Sept. 19 with Faith Buss (4624 Pleasant Ave., Minneaoplis, MN 55419) at (612) 825-8386.
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Lay Speaking Trainings
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Equiping laity to use their spiritual gifts
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Basic: Some assigned reading in advance and letter of recommendation required.
Oct. 10, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Campridge UMC (404 Cypress St. N., Cambridge), $10 (does not include lunch). Register by Oct. 5. For further information contact Mary jo at (651) 674-2718.
Nov. 14, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Advent UMC (3945 Lexington Ave. S., Eagan), $30 includes lunch and workbook. Register by Nov. 5. Contact Bob Newman or Cindy Yanchury for further information.
Advanced: Basic training is a prerequisite.
- Each One a Minister, by William J. Carver: Oct. 10, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Cambridge UMC (404 Cypress St. N., Cambridge), $10 (does not include lunch). Focus is on acquiring a better understanding of the church and its ministry needs. Purchase book from Cokesbury ($12) and read the book Each One a Minister prior to class. (Denise Karau, cokesbury representative, [877] 231-1593) Register by Oct. 5. For further information contact Mary jo at (651) 674-2718.
- Cultivating Christian Community, by Thomas R. Hawkins: Nov. 14 , 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Advent UMC (3945 Lexington Ave. S., Eagan), $30 includes lunch and course workbook (not the same as the textbook). Focus is on what it means to nurture caring connections and relationships that reflect the love of Christ. Purchase text book in advance from Cokesbury, $12. Register by Nov. 5. For further information contact Bob Newman or Cindy Yanchury.
- Dancing with Words, by Ray Buckley: Nov. 21, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Grand Rapids UMC (1701 SE Fifth Ave., Grand Rapids). Focus on storytelling. Book available from Cokesbury. Register by Nov. 10 with Marion Hanson at (218) 837-5054.
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The Narrow Path: Walking Toward Peace and Nonviolence: Sept. 14, 6:30 p.m., Mount Olive Lutheran Church (3045 Chicago Ave. S., Minneapolis)., potluck supper, film focused on prophetic Christian call to be peacemakers in a nation whose policies are often in direct contrast with this biblical mandate, and discussion. Sponsored by Minnesota Every Church a Peace Church. No pre-reservation required. Contact Rod Olsen for further information at (651) 228-7224.
Christian Educators Fellowship: Contact Karen Klekner at (651) 423-2475 for more information.
- Can Anybody Help? Sept. 17, 10 a.m. to noon, White Bear Lake UMC (1851 Brich St., White Bear Lake). with Maxine Wallen.
- Splashette I: Oct. 24, 8:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m., Community UMC (9225 Jason Ave. NE., Monticello). Learn about Safe Sanctuaries and also hear about Christmas programs from Cathy Skogen-Soldner.
Boundaries Training: Sept. 19, 8 a.m. to noon, First UMC (403 E Ave., Red Wing), $10. For anyone who works with children, youth, and vulnerable adults. Recommended for all Sunday school teachers and youth leaders. Rev. Diane Olson will be the presenter. Register online.
Radical Hospitality Workshop: Sept. 19, 9 a.m. to noon, Chapel Heights UMC (300 E. Hamilton Ave., Eau Claire, WI). Learn from Rev. Dick Jones about becoming a welcoming and inviting Christian community. $2/person donation requested. RSVP by Sept. 14 to Jim McKay at (715) 832-2333.
Money Matters: Financial Freedom for All God's Children and All God's Churches: Sept. 21, 9:15 a.m.-3 p.m., Rosemount UMC (14770 Canada Ave., Rosemount). Michael Slaughter, pastor of Ginghamsburg UMC in Tipp City, Ohio, will emphasize financial stewardship within the local church. Michael Pollard will present ideas and demonstrate ways media can be used to powerfully impact a church's mission and ministry. $25 if registered before Sept. 17; $35 after. Register online. For further information contact Val Walker at the Minnesota UM Foundation at (612) 230-3337.
Academy For Vital Christianity: Various classes for lay people active in their church are being offered from Sept. 21 through Nov. 21 around the state by United Theological Seminary. For a complete listing and registration see the UTS web site. For further questions contact Renee Flesner at (651) 255-6138. Courses include:
- Sunday School Teaching 101, starting Sept. 21, at St. Croix Valley UMC
- Making Sense of Paul in a Global Village, starting Oct. 1 at Normandale Hylands UMC
- Creation or Commodity: Biblical Perspectives on the Environment, starting Oct. 22 at Centennial UMC
Walk to Emmaus: Sept. 24-26 (men) and Oct. 8-11 (women), Camp Koronis, Paynesville. Emmaus lifts up a way for our grace-filled lives to be lived and shared with others. Visit www.mnemmaus.org to register or to sponsor a pilgrim.
Deacons' Retreat: Sept. 28-29, Urban Immersion Retreat Center (1100 E. Lake St., Minneapolis). Contact Diane Olson for further information. Register online.
Race to Reach Out Seminar: Sept. 30, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sebeka UMC (100 Jefferson Ave. S., Sebeka). This seminar will help congregational leaders to understand the unique and important ministry of hospitality and assimilation of newcomers to help them experience a life transforming encounter with Jesus Christ. Led by Doug Anderson. $20 includes lunch. Register online by Sept. 24. For further information contact Rev. Alan Bolte at (320) 763-6795.
Leadership Institute '09: Oct. 8-9, Leawood, Kan., sponsored by the United Methodist Church of the Resurrection (COR). See the COR web site or contact them at (913) 544-0272 for further information.
Native American Ministry Fall Retreat: Oct. 9-11, Northern Pines Assembly Grounds (20033 County Hwy 1, Park Rapids). For anyone interested in ministry with American Indians. Contact Rev. Eric Hucke at (218) 751-3503 for more information.
Christianity21: Faith in the 21st Century: Oct. 9-11, Good Samaritan UMC, Edina. 21 presenters, including Diana Butler Bass, on a variety of topics, with participation from attendees. 21 voices, 21 ideas, 21 minutes each. Private consultations also available. $195. Contact Doug Pagitt at (612) 730-7337 for more information. See www.christianity21.com for more information and to register.
Challenging Business As Usual: Who is My Neighbor? Oct. 23-25, Minneapolis/Bloomington Hilton (3900 American Blvd. West, Bloomington), The United Methodist Church North Central Jurisdiction Commission on Religion and Race annual learning event. Speakers include Bishop Sally Dyck, Bishop Julius Trimble, and Bishop Linda Lee. Learn about local cultural programs, racism, immigration, intercultural dynamics, and how they affect us in our region. For information contact Edna at (800) 334-0544. Register by Sept. 22 at https://events.minnesotaumc.org.
Safety Net: MNC-PAUMCS Annual Meeting: Saturday, October 24, the Minnesota Chapter of Professional Association of United Methodist Church Secretaries will gather from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Princeton UMC for an annual meeting and educational workshops. All persons who work (paid or unpaid) in a UM church or church related office are welcome to attend. Topics highlighted this year will include office safety with a speaker from Church Mutual and web communication with a speaker from the conference Board of Communications as well as a segment on spiritual growth by Rev. Rhodie Jacobson. Brochures will be sent to every church. Watch the web site for further details.
This Changes Everything: group life conference 2009: Oct. 24, Live via satellite at Hastings UMC (615 W. 15th, Hastings), offering practical next steps for fostering spiritual growth in small groups. Sponsored by Willow Creek Association. Register by Sept. 15 for discount at www.hastingsumc.org or contact John Mitchem at (651) 437-4398 for further information.
Stepping Up To Shalom: Seeking Systemic Change through Community Development: Oct. 28-31, Radisson Hotel, Columbia, SC. Learn about the United Methodist ministry of "communities of shalom" and how churches are uniting with leaders and organizations in their neighborhoods to strengthen troubled communities. For information and registration visit www.communitiesofshalom.org.
Hitchhiker's Guide to Evangelism: Nov. 4, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Central Lutheran Church (333 S. 12th St., Minneapolis). Training by Bill Easum and Bill Tenny-Brittian on exploring how to share the Good News to the postmodern world in understandable ways. $95. Clergy are freee with four laypeople. See www.21stcenturystrategiesinc.com for more information and registration.
Academy for Spiritual Formation: Nov. 8-13, Christ the King Retreat Center (621 First Ave. S., Buffalo). Spiritual Vitality in Turblent Times: Personal and Spiritual Practices is the theme. Register at https://events.minnesotaumc.org. Contact Deb DeMeester for further information.
Exploration 2009: Nov. 13-15, Dallas, Tex. An event for high school seniors through young adults age 24 considering a call to ordained ministry as a deacon or elder in the United Methodist Church, sponsored by the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry. Contact Rev. Leah Rosso at (612) 871-5303 for information about scholarships and/or travel. Visit the Exploration site to learn about this event and to register.
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Upcoming Fellowship Events and Celebrations
Taco Fiesta Fundraiser: Sept. 19, 5-8 p.m., La Puerta Abierta UMC. Food will be served from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. and music will be provided from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. $8/adult; $5/child. To reserve your tickets call Pamela Barragan at (651) 246-1640 before Sept. 15.
Annual Luncheon for Retirees/Spouses: Sept. 30, 11:30 a.m., Walker Methodist Health Center (3737 Bryant Ave. S, Minneapolis). Fellowship, lunch, and program hosted by Bishop Sally Dyck. For reservations or questions contact Sheilah at (612) 870-4007.
Laity Sunday: Oct. 18. This year's theme is Transforming the World through Prayer. "Celebrate the ministry of all lay Christians, as their lives are empowered for ministry by the Holy Spirit." (The Book of Discipline 2008) Resources are available from the General Board of Discipleship at www.gbod.org/laity or by calling (615) 742-5107.
Celebration of Full Communion Between the UMC and ELCA: Nov. 1, 4-6 p.m., Hennepin Avenue UMC, Bishop Dyck to speak. Contact Rev. Pat Toschak for more information.
JUMYs 2009: Nov. 6-8, Holiday Inn, St. Cloud (Grades 5-8). Register online. For program information contact Erika Knight at (612) 232-1255.
UMYs 2010: Feb. 12-14, 2010, Holiday Inn, St. Cloud (Grades 9-12)
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September is Hispanic Heritage Month.
Supporting Recovery from Addiction: Minnesota's Challenge: Sept. 17, 9-11 a.m., Great Hall, Metro State University (700 E. Seventh St., Saint Paul). Learn about the growing recovery movement in Minnesota from key leaders and how to more actively and effectively support people in recovery from addiction to alcohol and other drugs. Speakers include Rev. Jo Campe, from Recovery UMC, speaking on "Recovery Communities—A Paradigm Shift." Sponsored by the Minnesota Department of Human Services' Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division. RSVP by Sept. 14 to Linda McLaughlin at (651) 431-2102.
18th Annual Children's Sabbath: Oct. 16-18. The Multifaith National Observance of Children's Sabbaths Manual is available through the Children's Defense Fund at (865) 457-6466 for $8. This year's Children's Sabbaths are designted to strengthen families; call for health care for all children; create paths of promise for every young person; and bring hope and a better tomorrow for all.
Change the World Conference: Oct. 22-23, with special intensives on Oct. 21 and 24, Ginghamsburg UMC, Tipp City, Ohio. A missional movement that is taking the church into the world instead of coaxing the world into the church. For information and registration visit the Ginghamsburg Church web site or call (866) 238-2930.
OC Ministries 20th Anniversary Celebration: Oct. 29, 6-8 p.m., Normandale Hylands UMC (9920 Normandale Blvd., Bloomington). Bishops from across the connection, including several from African nations, will be featured special guests. Entertainment will be provided by the Jumpin' Jehosafats. The event is a free fundraiser for Operation Clinic/Wells project in Liberia. RSVP to Bob Works at (952) 835-7585 by Oct. 15.
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Outreach Opportunities
Church World Service (CWS) Issues Urgent Appeal: Hygiene and baby kits and emergency clean-up buckets are urgently needed as hurricane season begins following large shipments to Africa and the West Bank. CWS often works in conjunction with UMCOR. Visit www.churchworldservice.org and click on "Kits" at the top of the page to learn more or contact Deb Braun at (888) 297-2767.
Supporting Global Ministries Missionaries: When a church provides financial, spiritual, familial, and professional support to a missionary it builds a responsible relationship—a Covenant Relationship. The strength of the United Methodist Church is our connection. Consider, as a congregation, establishing a covenant relationship with one of our missionaries and supporting them with $2,500 annually or $5 per member. Refer to the 2009-2011 Resource Book of Missions and Missionaries that was distributed at Annual Conference this year to choose a missionary to relate to. Additional information is available from the General Board of Global Ministries or from Rev. Paul Bosshardt at (763) 767-5753.
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St. Paul CROP Walk: Oct. 11. Raise money for organizations that supply food in the fight against global hunger. The walk starts at Cherokee Park United Church. For information and registration contact Laurel at (651) 789-3865.
Emma Norton Services 2009 Annual Dinner: "Discovering Emma Norton Services" Partners Along the Journey of Change . . . and a Celebration of our Residents," Oct. 12, 5:30 p.m., Sheraton Inn (7800 Normandale Blvd., Bloomington). Reception, silent auction, dinner, and program. There is no cost to attend but RSVPs are required by Oct. 5 to Jeffrey at (651) 251-2632.
Cardboard Box City 2009: Oct. 15-16, Minnesota State Fairgrounds. Pledges (rent) raised by Cardboard Box City residents will benefit the families served by Families Moving Forward of Minneapolis, and the Saint Paul Area Council of Churches' Project Home. Eat out, sleep out, rock out with live entertainment, and knock out homelessness. Register your group at www.spacc.org/projecthome or www.familiesmovingforward.org. For more information call (612) 529-2185.
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Volunteer Opportunities
Servant Hearts Ministries: First-ever adult Urban Servants weekend, Sept. 24-27, at Camp Kingswood. Enjoy fellowship and service to others. The registration fee of $175 includes food, lodging, program, tools, materials, and T-shirt. Register online. For more information call (612) 230-6131.
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Liz's Calendar: (off on Fridays)
September:
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Clergy Consultations, 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. |
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Clergy Consultations, 10 a.m. |
| 7 |
Labor Day—office closed |
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Cabinet Retreat |
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Portland Avenue Block Party, 4 p.m.
Edgewater Emmanuel Banquet, 6 p.m.
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Silver Lake visit, 10 a.m. |
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Clergy Consultations, 10 a.m. |
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Epworth and Wheelock Parkway visits, 9 a.m. |
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Money Matters seminar |
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MW Builders BOD, 11:30 a.m.
Riverview CC, 6:30 p.m. |
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La Puerta Abierta |
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Retirees Luncheon, 11:30 a.m. |
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Reach New People!
Cultivate Spiritual Vitality!
. . . in our United Methodist Churches
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