| September Conference Level Consultation Locations |
| September Conference Level Consultation Locations have now been finalized. As was reported in Bishop Elaine’s letter to you following the National Convention, Synod staff is holding conference consultation meetings where opportunities for discussion and policy development can occur. Your congregational leaders (council and rostered leaders) should have received Bishop Elaine’s letter (July) and a FAQ sheet (August). While most questions may be answered by reading the sheet, it is hoped that the consultation events will be a time in which people can be heard and responded to, as well as a time to hear how other congregations are responding. Please inform your council and members of your congregation of the dates, times and locations. It would be good if at least one person is present from your congregation.
ELCIC Restructuring Implementation Teams- SK and MNO executives and implementation teams met in Russell, MB on Sept. 11 and 12th. Information will be shared at the conference consultations.
Interlake Conf. Sept. 20 (7:00-9:00) St. Peter Lutheran, Teulon
Aggasiz Conf. Sept. 21 (7:00-9:00) St. Paul Lutheran, Steinbach
Aurora Conf. Sept. 24 (Conf. Convention) First United Lutheran, Flin Flon
Brokenhead Conf. Sept. 28 (7:00-9:00) Zion Lutheran, Beausejour
Cambrian Conf. Sept. 30 (Conf. Convention) Trinity Lutheran, Bergland |
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| Installation Service for Pastor Jaycen Snider |
Installation Service for Pastor Jaycen Snider - - Riverton/Hnausa Lutheran Church, Riverton
Sunday, Sept. 25th 7:30 p.m. All are invited to attend. |
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| reCall: Living Mission in a Consumer's World |
| Mark your calendars and plan to be part of reCall: Living Mission in a Consumer's World. Every two years, Mission Planting Canada plans a national congress to inspire church leaders to actively work at being missional churches in our contexts, as well as to support new mission plants. On November 15-17, this congress (www.thecongress.ca) will take place in Winnipeg, so it will never be more economical for our leaders to attend and be inspired. For this to really take hold, it is strongly encouraged that you aim to have at least two people (the more the better) attend from your congregation so that there is a shared experience from which to work when you go back to your congregations. At budget time last year, Pastor Larry encouraged you to put some money in your budget to have folks from your church attend.
The Synod Committee for Mission is very excited about this opportunity, so they have registered us to take advantage of a denominational group rate, which means that we have committed that at least 20 Lutherans will attend, which brings the price down by $30 per person to $169. Moreover, from the Mission budget, they have also committed to subsidizing the first 25 people to the tune of $80 per person. If you are interested (in) of taking advantage of this group rate, as well as taking advantage of the subsidy, contact Pastor Larry at lulrich@elcic.ca (Deadline to apply for this is October 5, 2011) |
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| Grants Available through MNO Synod Foundation |
| Project Grants are available to assist your congregation to be "In Mission". If your congregation has a vision and a desire to try something new that will assist you to be "in mission" in your community, the MNO Synod would like to assist you to make this possible. Two separate grants are available, each with some unique criteria. They are: |
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MNO Synod Foundation Grants for projects that correspond to the MNO Synod Missional Directions:
1. Strengthen all God`s people for discipleship.
2. Embrace passionately a call to spiritual renewal through: prayer, study, scripture, worship, give, tell, service.
3. Celebrate the abundance of God`s gifts.
4. Nurture relationships with neighbouring congregations and the community at large.
Applications for small grants up to $2,000 to support such projects are available from the Synod. Applications will be accepted up until September 30, 2011. A grants review committee appointed by Synod Council will review the applications in October and make a recommendation to Synod Council who will in turn make a final decision at its November meeting. Successful applicants will receive their funds early in 2012 to begin implementing their projects.
Click here for more information
Documents attached:
2011 Foundation Grant Application Guidelines
2011 Foundation Grant Application Form
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Project Support Grants for projects that correspond with CECF (Church Extension and Capital Fund) guidelines. This supports a congregational one-time project, either as seed money for an outreach initiative that the congregation plans to continue on its own after start-up, or that can normally be completed within a year. Some examples of initiatives qualifying are: assisting a congregation with developing promotional and outreach materials for their community; assistance with providing an internship placement in a mission congregation; assistance with conducting surveys in a new development; assistance with stewardship planning or capital campaigns; assistance in providing short term funds for a staff person in some new mission initiative.
Click here for more information
Congregational leaders are encouraged to dream about missional opportunities over the summer as well as to include this on council agendas either over the summer or in September. Deadlines for applications for both types of grants are September 30, 2011.
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| 2011 ELCIC Constitution and Bylaw Changes |
A major change was made to the Administrative Bylaws, Part II Congregations, Section 5 (refers also to the Constitution, Part VI Congregations, Section 10). A process for severing its relationship with the ELCIC has been clarified. Please note the following amendment:
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Youth Leadership Training Event, Tuesday, October 4, 7:00-9:00 pm. Come hear some new ideas as well as to share your ideas with other on "Fundraising and Youth Ministry". Just in time as we begin to think about fund-raising ideas for the CLAY 2012. Click here for more information.
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2011 Youth Thanksgiving Retreat, October 7-10, 2011 at Luther Village
SCRIPTure:Find your Mark in the Spotlight is this year's theme. Members of the drama team at CLAY in London and others, Caroline Wintoniw, Martine Teetaert, Andrea Sartison, and Barret Miller are the planners/presenters. The goals of the retreat are:
- to provide young people and leaders with practical tools for Biblical reflection and script writing.
- to explore different drama techniques and improve dramatic skills
- to develop up to 10 scripts that can be used back home from this coming Advent to next Pentecost Sunday
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12 for 12: Developing Full Communities (National Youth Project) -
As news continues to filter in about the heart- wrenching famine in Somalia, the importance of "helping to build" sustainable communities makes even more sense. Building sustainable communities is what our National Youth Project is all about. As you do your fund-raising for Saskatoon, why not consider a fund-raising event for this worthwhile cause, or consider a tithe (10%) of all your fundraising proceeds? Each community costs $5000 to develop. Can your youth group set a goal to provide a tenth, a quarter, a half of one community? Sherwood Park Lutheran is sending a challenge to all of us?
How many communities can we develop from MNO?
Click here to find out more about the project
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First of the Season - MNO Synod Youth and Campus Service will take place on Sunday, October 2 at 6:30 pm in Pinawa. It is being co-hosted by Pinawa Lutheran Church and Pinawa Christian Fellowship (a joint Anglican, United, Presbyterian and Mennonite ministry). The service will take place at F.W. Gilbert School on the corner of Massey Avenue and McDiarmid Road in Pinawa. From Winnipeg, allow about one and a half hours to get there. Take Highway 44 east of Beausejour, turn left at Highway # 11, and then right at the Pinawa turnoff (Highway #211).
More services to follow:
November service at Faith
December service at St. Luke's Zion |
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Bus Trip to the Saskatoon Youth Gathering, 2012 - Your bus trip committee has been meeting and have made plans for an extended bus trip that will take us on a detour into the Rocky Mountains, West Edmonton Mall on the way to Saskatoon. Watch for the full details including costs in early September as you begin planning for your group to attend. We plan to leave on Monday, August 13, and return straight home after the Gathering on August 19.
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| Y.A.M. (Young Adult Ministry) |
New University Students
A reminder to all Congregations and Young Adults that are attending U of M, U of W, Brandon, or Lakehead University. Get your address, email and phone # to Sarah Gelhorn sgelhorn@elcic.ca. This is really important so we can show you all the great things we can offer you. |
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Young Adult Retreat
We are hoping for this to be a Spirit Building, Relaxing weekend. There will be a fair bit of downtime to enjoy a hike, relax on the beach and get prepared for the busy fall. As well as time to Worship, share thoughts and opinions and have some discussions and devotions. September 23-25. You will not want to miss out!
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| If you are a Young adult be sure to join our MNO Young Adult Facebook group! It is a great way to get quick updates, and know what is happening with us in the Synod! Click here |
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| Xpressions |
Full Communion in Action
The Diocese of Rupert's Land of the Anglican Church of Canada has invited members of the MNO Synod to attend "Faith Horizons 2011" - "XPressions - Transformative power of the Arts" which will be held on Friday and Saturday 14 - 15 October 2011 at St. Mary's Academy (550 Wellington Crescent Winnipeg MB). The Worship and Arts committee will pay the registration fee, on a "first-come, first-served" basis, to 25 members of MNO Synod parishes interested in attending this worship conference.
The deadline to register is very soon - September 25. It is recommended that you do not delay.
Please complete the registration form located at: http://www.rupertsland.ca/wp-content/uploads/2011-brochure1.pdf and, where the form indicates "Parish paying fees Yes/No" please write in "MNO" and submit the registration to the Anglican Centre.
We hope that you will consider this opportunity to enrich the worship life of your parish. We hope to see you at XPressions!
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| Stewardship Thots |
In a recent article "U.S. Christians and the Riddle of Stingy Giving", Chick Lane, Director of the Center for Stewardship Leaders, says that unlike the old good news-bad news jokes, the story of giving by U.S. Christians is a bad news-worse news story. The bad news is that the average U.S. Christian contributes 2.9 percent of their income to charitable causes. The worse news is that because a few people give a very high percentage of their income to charitable causes, the median U.S. Christian gives just 0.6 percent of income to charities.
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| Two Pieces of Pie |
Come join us on
September 25, 2011
St. Paul Lutheran Church,
River Hills
(corner of #408 & Homestead Rd.)
"Two Pieces of Pie", Sunday Service
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Old Time Gospel Sing
The service is from 9:30-10:30 am followed by refreshments, pie and other
goodies, and time to mix and mingle with others in the community.
This is a special "get to know you" service for everyone in the area and their
friends. Everyone welcome!
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| Women's Ministry Resources |
| This spring and summer, we've had the opportunity to speak with many women from across the ELCIC. One question that we've heard several times is, since Esprit magazine is no longer available, where can congregational women's groups find Bible study resources that are faithful to our Lutheran beliefs? As the non-profit publisher for the Lutheran church, we've been able to help connect women's groups with such resources, and would like to take the opportunity to share a few suggestions with you, in case your group is also looking for appropriate study materials.
Please find enclosed a sheet with a few suggestions. If you would like more information about these resources, or more ideas for your women's group study, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us. Your congregation should have recently received brochures with more information on each of the study ideas outlined here, but we will be happy to send some directly to you.
There are many other resources available, so if you are interested in something not mentioned, please let us know how we can assist further.
Augsburg Fortress Canada is the ministry of publishing for the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada. Your support of our non-profit ministry enables us to continue to produce resources for your use. Thank you for participating in this virtuous circle.
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Andy Seal
Canadian Director
email
Jackie Nunns
Congregational Sales Representative
email
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| Update from the Urban |
| Hello all. This has been such a wonderful and exceptional time at the Urban. At the present time I have help and things are going great. Pastor Leslie Poulin is now at the Urban three days a week and Rhonda Gates, the wonderful community lady, have made so many things possible. Leslie was very willing to address one of the requests from the community.
The Urban has now started a choir!! We have also been able to form the Urban Worship Community Committee. There are ten people on this committee and they are certainly taking this responsibility serious. Our meal teams have noted that the workload has greatly decreased. The meal teams now come in with the food, serve it, and then they are able to leave because the dishes are now looked after. Our community committee ensures that tables are wiped, taken down and that chairs are stacked. "What's the buzz, tell me what's happening" is the only way to describe the impact of our upcoming coffee house/jam session. Friday, Sept. 16th the Urban will open up for a special event. We have several local, talented musicians and they are going to come and share their music. |
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We have a wonderful story to tell about how all of this came about. Thank you, thank you, thank you to our very generous churches. We have been blessed with bounty. Starbuck's youth that attended Vocational Bible Study donated one non-perishable food item each day and they filled our pantry. They also prepared some bags that go far beyond our typical hygiene kits. We have also had such wonderful meals provided at the Urban. A group came in from the Carmen area and they brought fresh corn and an outdoor cooker. It gave a chance for our community to work alongside the generous folk and it created a very festive time for all. Our worship services are becoming more and more beautiful. We had a lovely wall hanging donated and that goes up on Sunday. I brought my singing bowl to the Urban and we start each service with it. It just brings everyone into the same space and is very effective. We also want to thank all of our wonderful guest ministers. Life is very good with all of the generous contributions of time, food, and energy. We will be holding our AGM in October and we invite you to consider coming out and joining us. We hope to have our choir sing and you may just find a place to utilize your gifts and talents at the Urban. Did you know that we now have a regular worship community of approximately seventy-five people? The community provides so much joy to all of us and we invite you to be a part of it. |
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| Orioles Bike Cage is looking for any bike you don't need! They refurbish and distribute them to those in need in the community. They are located at 444 Burnell Street, north of the Community Club in the wading pool building. They are open Tuesday evenings 6 - 9 PM and Saturday 10 AM to 9 PM. Thank you in advance for your help. |
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The Inuit department is looking for volunteers to assist Inuit students from northern Canada in finding their way around Winnipeg. Many of the students are overwhelmed by the population alone!
If you have some time, your help would be greatly appreciated.
Biindigen College Studies
Notre Dame Campus
2055 Notre Dame Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba R3H 0J9
Phone: 204.632.3960
1.888.515.7722 (no-charge dial)
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Ambassadors, LUM Members, Pastors, Meal Teams, Congregation Members !
Lutheran Urban Ministry Annual General Meeting
October 23, 2011, 3:00pm
The Urban – St. Matthews and Maryland (St Matthews Anglican Church)
(enter on the front side door on McGee St.)
Come hear the newly organized Urban Choir and Band– “ what, you say?”
Meet the newly organized UWCC- Urban Worship Community Committee.
Meet our Board of Directors:
Rhonda Abraham, Myles Boonstra, Gord Emberley, Brenda Gervais, Rhonda Gorham;
Bob Jacob, Michelle Kirkbride, Grant Recksiedler, Paul Wiegner
Meet our Staff and Volunteers: Sandy Belisle, Leslie Poulin, Rhonda Gates.
Help Elect Board Members: Co-Vice-Chairs , Secretary, & Communications Director
We have nominations for the co-vice-chairs !
Hear exciting progress reports and stories of the wonderful work being done at the Urban !
Annual membership fee of $10.00 or volunteering at the Urban ! (optional)
Enjoy Cake and coffee ! |
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Golf Tournament
Sat. Sept 17, 2011
Harbourview Golf Complex, Winnipeg
Tee off: 10:30 AM; Texas Scramble
Cost: $45 includes tax receipt, 9 holes golf, lunch, prize
Call Don Hatch to register: 204.669.4321
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Camp Videos
If you missed them, our Creative Designer, Caroline Wintoniw, has been creating videos throughout the summer that are available to watch via links from our website! Take some time to see the different programs and the staff over this past season at Luther Village! See camp in action! We have a You Tube channel which you can subscribe to, and will then have a notice each time we upload a new video! You don’t want to miss out! http://www.youtube.com/user/luthervillage |
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| Kids Helping Kids Report of Activities |
 “For the Lamb which is in the midst of the throne shall feed them, and shall lead them unto living fountains of waters: and God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes” (Revelations 7:17 KJV).
We are having a good time in this summer vacation and most of the kids have put the time into good use helping their parents and guardians both in domestic and farm work . This is the period where maize, groundnuts; beans and other food crops are planted and considering that most of our kids live with families that depend mostly on subsistence agriculture to feed the rest of the family and maybe take part of the produce to the market for exchange into cash for other basic needs. During our last assembly discussion to find out what most of the kids have been doing within the last two months of vacation, we discovered that majority of the girls help in the farms. Some have travelled to spend the vacation with other family members in other places out of town.
It was interesting to know that a few of the boys between 12-17 years have been involved in some personal income generating activities like gathering sand from the gutters after the rains which they sell in wheel-barrows. This is a very common practice here for male kids during the rainy season. In the assembly we talked of the our responsibility as children in the family especially during school vacation where they have to give their parents a helping hand in household activities and taking part in those activities that bring revenue to the family. Sometimes this can be mistaken for child labour but the fact is clear that there is actually room for children to participate in their own way to raise-up revenue in the family and the parents taking care not to give them what is more than them to do.
We had a total of 48 kids present out of whom 44 are those registered in the program. 48 of the 65 packages were equally shared out while the kids who were absent have been coming after that day to collect theirs.
With Love from William on behalf of the KHK Program
 TABEBOT William Besem
Health & Social Worker
Palliative Care Unit
Protestant Hospital,
Ngaoundere, Cameroon
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| New Shoots from Old Roots: Celebrating Vital Ministry in Town and Country |
CiRCLe M Rural Ministry Conference
November 15-17, 2011
Entheos Conference and Retreat Centre (near Calgary AB)
Workshops will explore themes on revitalizing town and country congregations and building strong communities.
Keynote Speakers: Dr. Shannon Jung and Reverend David Webber
Early-Bird Registration – by October 14th
Learn More: http://www.circle-m.ca/conferences-and-events/index.php
Presented by:
Centre for Rural Community Leadership and Ministry
Room 447, 1121 College Drive Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7N 0W3
306.966.7864
www.circle-m.ca
circle.m.ministries@gmail.com
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| CLWR Sunday |
Suggested dates for celebrating CLWR Sunday in 2011 is:
ELCIC congregations: September 18 Downloadable Resources
Worship Planning
(including hymn suggestions and reflections on texts)
ELCIC worship resources
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| Saturday Night is Alright!!! |
Please join us on Saturdays at 5:30 pm.
Faith Lutheran Church, 1311 Dakota St., Winnipeg, MB
- · Saturday September 17, Communion
- · Saturday September 24, Healing
Saturday worship developed from a vision to provide an alternate time for those with Sunday morning commitments, and an alternate worship style for those drawn to a less structured service. It is a relaxed, informal worship led by guitar or piano, offered as a break in your busy weekend with plenty of time to go for dinner afterwards and enjoy the rest of your evening!
Once a month we offer communion; once a month there is the opportunity to be anointed as a part of a healing service.
Several Taize worship services are also held throughout the year. Taize is quiet, meditative worship based on scriptures and chanting.
In the Emergent-style worship services, the life of Jesus is seen and celebrated as a model for hope, for social justice, for loving all humanity, and for the hope of taking part in bringing in God's Kingdom in the here and now. These worship services do not use the traditional liturgies or creeds but rather words that apply to us today, teaching us that being a Christian requires practice, learning the compassion of charity, and promoting active participation in God's work in the world, reclaiming the message of Jesus. |
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| Talking to Thin Air |
A Youth Event
in the
Diocese of
Brandon
Have you ever wondered about prayer? Sometimes it’s a beautiful experience, sometimes it’s confusing, sometimes you wonder if you’re just uttering magical words?
Join us for a weekend retreat for high-school-aged youth at Christ Church (The Pas) for a fun-filled weekend of fellowship and to learn a bit more about the what/why/how of prayer. What? A youth retreat hosted by the Diocese of Brandon.
Who? Anyone in high school! Bring your friends!
Where? Christ Church, The Pas (transportation provided)
When? Friday 21 Oct (after dinner) until Sunday 23 Oct (after lunch)
How? Ask your minister for a registration form! Or call office at 204.727.7550
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| Looking at New Testament Scripture Through Jewish Eyes |
| Beginning October 24 (Monday) at 7:30-9:00 pm at the Simkin PCH Center, 1 Falcon Ridge Dr., continuing for five successive Monday evenings. Led by Rabbi Neal Rose! (Rabbi Neal Rose was a professor in Religious Studies at the University of Manitoba and has facilitated a number of religious seminars at St. Benedict Retreat Centre)
October 24, "Jewish/Roman Cultural World that Jesus Lived in"
November 1 – Tuesday – (because of Halloween Monday), "Jesus as Rabbi, Prophet and Messiah"
Nov. 7, "Jesus' Death/Resurrection and His Followers"
Nov. 14, "Jewish Reflection on Paul and His Letters"
Nov. 21, "Prayer Life of Jesus and Paul"
This course is offered in partnership between St. Mark’s Lutheran and Faith Lutheran churches. Members of St. Mark’s may register by calling there, 204.452.3426. All others may register by calling Faith Lutheran Church – 204.253.1491, ext 20 and leave a message. Please indicate the number of sessions you hope to attend, include your name and phone number. Register by October 16. Cost is $25 for the series or $5 per session. Refreshments may be purchased at the Simkin Centre coffee shop. |
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| Restorative Justice Week |
| Restorative Justice Week is scheduled for November 13-20, 2011 with a series of daily events as attached.
The opening event will be a reflection and worship experience on Sunday, November 13, 2:30 pm "Celebrating the Sacred Roots of Restorative Justice" to be held at the Lutheran Church of the Cross, 560 Arlington Street, Winnipeg, sponsored by the Manitoba Multifaith Council's Corrections Committee.
Involving participation from Aboriginal, Jewish, Christian and Muslim perspectives, this event is designed to bolster restorative and redemptive approaches to crime to meet the needs of victims, perpetrators and the larger community. Please put this event on your calendars.
For more information please contact Ken Kuhn 204.885.2821; kenkuhn@mts.net
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| Going Barefoot III |
Everything Old is New Again: Communication and Fundraising in the Digital World
Oct. 14, 2011
Canadian Mennonite University, Winnipeg
Communication, fundraising and community engagement seems more challenging than ever, what with all the new technologies, so many communication channels, the many pressing needs vying for attention, and changes in the media landscape.
How do churches and non-profit groups share their messages and reach new audiences in this digital world? Or do we already have all the tools we need—do we just need to find new and creative ways to use them? And how do we reach out and share messages with boomers—that large segment of the Canadian population that is looking for new ways to be meaningfully engaged in the world?
Finding ways to use traditional skills to meet new challenges and reach new audiences is the goal of Going Barefoot III, Oct. 14, 2011 at Canadian Mennonite University in Winnipeg.
Presenters:
Owen Charters, CEO, CanadaHelps
Bill Roberts, President and CEO of Vision TV
Gayle Goosen, Founder and Creative Director, Barefoot Creative
Cost: $84 (includes GST)
In addition to keynote presentations, Going Barefoot III will feature informative workshops on fundraising, using social media, working with the traditional media and marketing.
Save the date now! More information, including registration information, coming soon. If you have questions, e-mail John Longhurst, Director of Resources & Public Engagement, Canadian Foodgrains Bank, at jdl562009@gmail.com |
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| Canada's Annual Christian Leadership/Stewardship Conference |
2011 Annual Conference
The Annual Christian Leadership/Stewardship Conference is designed for chief executive officers, executive directors, financial managers, fundraising personnel, planned giving reps, administrators, supervisors, church leaders, board members, personnel directors, office managers and people training for leadership roles.
September 27 - 29, 2011, Mississauga, ON
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| Icelandic Songs from the New World |
A concert by some of Iceland's leading musicians, will take place at First Lutheran Church, 580 Victor Street, Winnipeg, on September 24th at 4:00 PM.
The concert is part of the celebrations surrounding the 60th Anniversary of the University of Manitoba's Department of Icelandic Language and Literature, the only such department outside of Iceland. The concert is dedicated to the music of 19th and early 20th century Icelandic immigrant composers.
Tickets are $10 at the door.
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| Job Opps |
Temporary Ministry Opportunity
Oak Table Community Ministry (OTCM), Located in Augustine United Church on River Ave in Osborne Village
The board of Oak Table Community Ministry (OTCM) is presently searching for people to offer themselves as temporary relief minister for OTCM.
OTCM, a part of 1hopewinnipeg, and a product of outreach of Augustine United reaches-out in compassion to care for the people of the Village and surrounding area, by offering a safe place to gather, social programs and education, advocacy, and relationship. For many members, OTCM is home.
The minister is responsible for staffing and operating the program from 12 noon until 4pm, although the hours of operation for members are 1:30-3:30pm every Monday through Thursday. A full volunteer-staff is already scheduled for the year.
This is an excellent opportunity for students and those with a breadth of life experience to try something new while gaining valuable skill and insight with inner-city ministry. The pay rate is $20/hr.
Successful applicants will be required to complete a Police Records Check; and provide three references (non-family) before commencing work. Successful candidates are expected to volunteer time to receive on-sight training.
Please send a letter of interest by September 30, 2011, to:
Geoff Woodcroft - Ministry and Personnel Chair
830 North Drive
WPG, MB, R3T 0A6
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Secretary wanted, part time, at Church of the Cross, 560 Arlington Street, working 3 hours per day. Duties include preparation of weekly bulletin and service PowerPoint, general reception duties, preparation of correspondence, recording of offerings, and various other duties. Applicants should have good computer skills, including knowledge of Microsoft word and PowerPoint, related office experience, and good communication and interpersonal skills.
If you are interested, please call or email Chairperson Linda Yaworski at ryaworski@hotmail.com or phone 204.661.5899 or crosspastor@mts.net or 204.775.0331.
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