| MNO Synod Christian Education Survey |
| Each congregation in the synod will be receiving a questionnaire created by the MNO Committee for Christian Education in the mail.
The committee also decided to give congregations a chance to view and fill the survey out prior to receiving the mailed version. Christian Ed committees can print off the survey, fill it in and send it to the address below or save the survey to their computer, fill out out on the computer and email it to the address below.
The MNO Committee for Christian Education would like to thank you in advance for taking the time to fill out the survey. Your answers will help the committee in future planning.
The completed questionnaires can be e-mailed to me at dmccuaig@shaw.ca or mailed to Debbie McCuaig 1687 Dublin Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3H 0H2. |
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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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| There's a Voice in the Wilderness - Advent Devotional |
Dear God Pause Reader,
Did you know that the daily devotions during the Advent season are also offered as a devotional booklet?
Luther Seminary and Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary invite you to use this year's Advent Devotional, "There's a Voice in the Wilderness," in your congregation or send copies to your family and friends.
Devotionals are $15 per 25. To place an order for multiple copies, call 651-641-3440, toll-free at 800-541-4187, or e-mail bookstore@luthersem.edu.
Please place your order for Advent Devotionals by Oct 21, 2011.
Invite others to sign up to receive the devotions via e-mail at www.luthersem.edu/advent, and they'll continue to receive God Pause throughout the year! |
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| Yooth Loops |
Hyperlink CLAY 2.012
CLAY 2.012 marks the second time the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada (ELCIC) and the Anglican Church of Canada (ACC) are joining forces to bring the youth of the nation the ultimate worship and learning experience!
Hyperlink will be the theme for the 2012 Canadian Lutheran Anglican Youth (CLAY) gathering. At the gathering we will be exploring all of the links in our lives and how God is involved with them. Check out the site to learn more about the theme, what is involved in a gathering, and how you can register with a team to be in Saskatoon.
Be sure to join the CLAY 2.012 Facebook group to share pictures and stories from Hands On and to let everyone know how excited you are about Hyperlink
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Band Drama Team Application
We are putting the call out for those wishing to serve on either the Band or Drama Teams for CLAY 2012!
Deadline to apply: Monday, October 10, 2011. No late applications accepted!
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Bus Trip to the Saskatoon Youth Gathering, 2012
The MNO Synod is very excited to announce the plans for the Bus Trip to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. The trip begins Monday August 13, 2012, with a return home on August 19, 2012. We will begin our journey departing from Winnipeg. After spending the night at a church in Medicine Hat, we will be traveling through to Banff National Park for a day of hiking, swimming, sight-seeing and shopping. After an overnight stay in Calgary, we will get a day at West Edmonton Mall before arriving in Saskatoon the evening before the Gathering begins. We will make our way directly back following the Gathering.
Read entire letter here
Download registration forms here
Download waiver form here
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Show Us Your Art
The MNO Synod is looking for talented people to help us come up with a t-shirt design for the MNO for the 2012 CLAY Gathering in Saskatoon next August.
Our synod has had some fantastic designs in the past. What can you bring to the table?
Please send all submissions to Rick Scherger - rscherger@elcic.ca.
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First of the Season - MNO Synod Youth and Campus Service
Sunday, October 2 at 6:30 p.m. 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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| Y.A.M. (Young Adult Ministry) |
A great group of MNO young adults gathered together at Luther Village September 23-25 for our Young Adult Retreat. We had a great opportunity to connect with each other and enjoy some music, hiking, canoeing, games and delicious meals.
We came together for of a spirit building, relaxing weekend and it was definitely what we hoped for. Keep your eyes open for more fun events coming up! |
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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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| Companion of the Worship Arts – Call for Nominations |
| The Program Committee for Worship, on behalf of the National Bishop, calls for nominations to the Companion of the Worship Arts. This is an honour conferred in recognition of significant contribution to the worship life of the ELCIC at a local, synodical, and national level. The honour recognizes the recipient’s ongoing inspiration and encouragement to others, together with service to God through worship, spirituality, and the arts. Please include these supporting materials with your nomination:
- Reasons for the nomination; i.e., biographical material with a listing of the person’s specific contributions to the worship life of the ELCIC (examples should include national, synodical, and local involvements)
- An indication, with examples, of the ways the person continues to inspire and encourage others in the worship life of the church
- A minimum of three letters of support for the nomination from others familiar with the individual’s contributions.
The honour will be conferred at the ELCIC/ACC National Worship Conference in Winnipeg, June 29-July 2, 2012 (www.nationalworshipconference.org). Current members of the Program Committee for Worship are not eligible for nomination.
Send nomination materials by February 15, 2012, to
Carolyn Speakman at carolyn.speakman@lethbridgecollege.ca or 312-7 A Avenue South, Lethbridge AB T1J 1N5
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| We're Stronger Together, Say Anglican, Lutheran Youth Coordinators |
Meeting on scenic Thetis Island, B.C., 24 Anglican and Lutheran regional youth coordinators planned the future of their joint ministry work at Stronger Together 2011, Sept. 13 to 16. The consultation emerged from grassroots energy to support and connect youth coordinators who work at the levels of dioceses (Anglican) or synods (Lutheran).
"This was a really great way to gather folks together to focus specifically on their role of equipping," said Andrew Stephens-Rennie, director of youth ministries for the (Anglican) Diocese of Ottawa and event organizer. "We also dreamed big dreams for youth ministry in our church."
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| Highlights from National Church Council’s Fall Meeting |
The Evangelical Lutheran Church in Canada’s (ELCIC) National Church Council (NCC) met in Winnipeg from September 8-10. Council members conduct the business of the church between National Conventions. The following is an overview of highlights from the fall NCC meeting.
Orientation
At the 2011 ELCIC National Convention in July, ten new council members were elected to replace outgoing members, including two new officers of the church. On Thursday evening, following the council’s opening worship, National Bishop Susan C. Johnson and Vice President Sheila Hamilton provided an orientation to all council members on the constitution, administrative bylaws and structure of the ELCIC, as well as the role of NCC, its governance model and strategic plan.
Telling Our Faith Stories
Usually detailing a personal experience, the telling of one’s personal faith stories – also known as Dwelling in the Word – has become a regular part of NCC meetings. These reflections are one of the ways NCC is responding to the new Call to Spiritual Renewal initiative (www.elcic.ca/csr), which encourages deeper discipleship within our church through a practice of: pray, read, worship, study, serve, give, tell. At the fall meeting, Rev. Jeff Smith, Rev. Matthew Diegel and Rev. Trish Schmermund shared their reflections with council. Videos of their reflections can be viewed online: www.elcic.ca/National-Church-Council/Dwelling-In-The-World.cfm
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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.
Click here to read more
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Contact:
Andy Seal
Canadian Director
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Jackie Nunns
Congregational Sales Representative
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| Update from the Urban |
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)
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| Hello from the Urban. We had a very wonderful night on Sept. 16th. We held a special event at the Urban called the Coffee House/Jam Session and and it was a hit. We had approximately twenty people show up.
We received a drum kit as a donation just prior to the event and that certainly added to the excitement. We invited people to bring their musical instruments and to come and have a good time together making music. We had a fellow come with his trombone, two fellows brought guitars, the drums were set up, and Leslie's daughter brought her flute. Leslie and her girls showed us some real cute action songs, the trombone player would play a tune and we would "name that tune", the Urban choir sang and with only two practices under their belt, they were awesome. The people played "Smoke On The Water" and a highlight was when the drummer and the trombone player performed the theme from the Pink Panther. One of our community ladies brought a small karaoke machine and so there was plenty of singing.
Many people are now asking when the next event will be held. The ones who attended enjoyed it so much that others now want to be a part of this. |
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Phoneathon
October 23 (Sun), 24 (Mon), 30 (Sun) are the dates that we require approximately 50 volunteers to assist us in this biggest fund-raiser of the year! We call all our supporters on our data base (1400 +) to give toward our year end goal of $25,000.00! We are gratefully using the office space of On Business to run this event over the three evenings – thanks Ken Day to you and your staff. So when your phone rings on one of those evenings, remember, it is friends calling friends to support Luther Village and reach our year end goal!
There may be a twist to this...we are working on saving some phone calls and doing it online, so if we have your email address, you may receive an email to donate at that time online! If you’d like to donate online instead of over the phone or snail mail, please send us your email address! Thanks so much for your continued support of this wonderful outdoor camping ministry we all own! |
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Dinner & Dance
Friday November 25, 2011 is the date of our Luther Village gourmet Dinner & Dance! Holy Eucharist Hall in Winnipeg, is again the beautiful location where this evening of a delicious gourmet dinner prepared by Chef Raymond Czayka, wine, dancing to the music from Legacy (Bunkowsky Family) and an auction (there’s rumour there may be an auctioneer this year!) will take place! Tickets available October 1, $40 each ($10 tax receipt included) Call to get yours! |
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| Gloria Dei Fowl Supper |
Gloria Dei Lutheran, 637 Buckingham Road
Saturday, October 22nd
4:30 p.m. & 6:30 p.m. seatings.
Prepaid Tickets only. Limited Seating - Purchase early!
Lori 204.255.6609, Marlene 204.895.1628, Church 204.832.4564 (M-W-F 9am-1pm)
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| Kids Christmas Programs |
| Helen Kovacs from St. Paul Lutheran in River Hills is wondering if any churches are willing to share material for Christmas musicals. She would like to look at "Go-Fers Christmas" and "Christmas at Bethlehem Gulch" if anyone has it. If you have any programs you'd be willing to lend or give to another church, can you contact Helen at hkovacs@mymts.net and perhaps we can make a list to publish in the Crossword. |
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| Blessing of the Animals |
| A Service for the Blessing of Animals will be held at First Lutheran Church, 580 Victor Street near Sargent Avenue, on Sunday, October 2 at 3:00 p.m. This is an opportunity to give thanks to those companion animals in our lives and to celebrate God's creation. All animals and their human companions are welcome. We ask that all animals that come be on a leash, in a carrier or cage. |
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Blessing of the Animals and Pets
Tues, Oct 04/11, 7 p.m.
Abundant Life Lutheran Church
This is the day the church commemorates Francis of Assisi and in particular his affinity for the creatures of creation. ALL invites you to bring your animals/pets, appropriately leashed, tethered, kennelled and contained for a service of word and prayer and individual blessing of pets and their people. Refreshments afterward. More info at 204-255-5433. |
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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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| The Ministry of Welcoming the Stranger: Refugee Sponsorship for Congregations |
| Canadian Lutheran World Relief’s new brochure “The Ministry of Welcoming the Stranger: Refugee Sponsorship for Congregations” provides an overview of the sponsorship process for those interested in helping an individual or family resettle in Canada. The brochure is available online at http://www.clwr.org/How-You-Can-Help/Ministry-of-Welcoming-the-Stranger.cfm (download the PDF to print in brochure format).
Hard copies are available upon request. Contact Jennifer at jennifer@clwr.mb.ca, 204.694.5602, or 1.800.661.2597. |
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| NEST Support Concert |
Christ Lutheran Church, 815 Inkster Blvd
Friday, October 21, 2011 7 - 10 p.m.
Enjoy an evening of Christian, classical, and secular music featuring the talents of The Living Christ Community Church Worship Team; and also featuring the guitar talent of James Kollar.
The event is in support of refugee sponsorship by the North End Sponsorship Team (in its 25th year in this ministry).
Tickets are $10.00 (12 & under free). Contact Russ Bennett at 299-5521 or rbennet@mts.net
NEST is a charitable organization that helps refugees in relocation and assists to orient them to life in Canada. More info about NEST can be found at: www.nestrefugees.ca
NEST is asking congregations in the area to promote this event to their constituents. Thanks.
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| KAIROS Regional Meeting |
Cambrian-Agassiz
October 21-October 22 at Micah House, 1039 Main St. at Magnus in Winnipeg, MB.
Friday Kick-Off with "Women of Courage" Tour, 7 p.m.
Saturday 9 am - 4 p.m., "Truth Reconciliation and Equity," annual action program with Manitoba Indigenous Panelists and national resources.
$20 registration includes all meals; ask about travel subsidies;
To register online, please go to: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CambrianAgassiz2011
For information contact Fletcher Stewart at fletch1@mymts.net
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phone 204.775.3536 or: chell8@mts.net
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| If I Should Die Before I Wake... |
| A six-week series covering topics related to death and dying. All events except the funeral home tour are being held at St. James Anglican Church, 195 Collegiate Street Wednesdays, September 28-November 2, 7:00-9:00 p.m. Cost $50 to cover incidental expenses and honorariums for speakers: $10 if you attend a single session, except for the tour. For details and to register, call 204.888.3489.
The six weeks will run as follows:
September 28, Funeral Home Tour at Neil Bardal Funeral Centre, 3030 Notre Dame Avenue
October: 5: How to Be with a Loved One Who Is Dying, The Funeral Liturgy
October 12: Choosing a Suitable Grave Marker, Children and Grief
October 19: Annuities and Financial Planning, Wills and Power of Attorney
October 26: Hospice and Palliative Care Manitoba, Rupert’s Land Care Giver Services
November 2: Choosing a Funeral Director
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| When Cancer Touches the Faith Community |
Evening of Discussion
November 23, 2011 7:00- 9:00 p.m.
CancerCare Manitoba 675 McDermot Ave.
Arnold H. Greenberg Lecture Theater Room 2109
Open to all Religious Leaders, Ministers, Spiritual Care Volunteers,
Chaplains and interested members of faith communities
When cancer affects those in our faith communities we can be left feeling uncertain
about how to respond. Join us for an evening of discussion about supporting
people on ‘the cancer journey’, common issues faced, communication barriers,
spiritual themes, listening to the ‘patient’s perspective’, coping with cancer during
the holidays, and what kind of resources you can make available to your congregation.
Facilitated by Lindsay Drabiuk, M.Div
Spiritual Health Specialist, Patient & Family Support Services
Seating Limited. Please Phone 204.787.2109 to register for this Free Event. |
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| Looking at New Testament Scripture Through Jewish Eyes |
| Beginning October 24 (Monday) at 7:30-9:00 p.m. 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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| Mark World Food Day with a “Fast for Change” |
| There’s enough food for everyone. Yet there are one billion people in the world who are hungry. How can you be part of the solution?
Fast for Change is a way for individuals and groups to respond to hunger. A resource kit provided by Canadian Foodgrains Bank and its member organizations, including CLWR, contains a seven-day prayer and reflection booklet, a fasting meal event, elements for worship services and activities for youth. World Food Day (Sunday, October 16) and the Week of Action on Food (October 10-17) are good times to fast for change, but it can be done at any time. The kit is available at www.fastforchange.ca or by contacting Jennifer at 1-800-661-2597 or jennifer@clwr.mb.ca.
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| Foodgrains Bank Fundraising Concert |
Come to a musical fundraiser concert for Canadian Foodgrains Bank, featuring the Canzona ensemble, mezzo soprano Catherine Daniel, and the Central Manitoba Youth Choir.
Winnipeg: October 15, 7:30 PM, Westminster United Church.
Winkler: October 16, 3 PM, Winkler Bergthaler Mennonite Church.
Free admission; an offering will be taken. More information at www.foodgrainsbank.ca
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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 p.m. "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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| Global Issues Conference 2011 |
| What is our global responsibility in the face of famine, violence and the exploitation of natural resources and how do ethics guide our response? Join students, academics and experienced practitioners as we explore this year's topic, Globalization and Ethics.
Date: October 28-29, 2011
Location: St. John’s College in Winnipeg.
Speakers: This year we are honoured to welcome Muuxi Adam, founder of an organization that assists Somali refugees and documentary filmmaker as well as Dr. Alex Zieba, an organic farmer, Coordinator of the Philosophy and Humanities Department at Heritage College in Gatineau, Quebec and ethics advisor on international agribusiness.
Tickets: $35 for the full conference. This includes the opening night lecture at Aqua Books on Friday, Oct. 28 and a full day of workshops at St. John's College on Saturday, Oct. 29. Breakfast, lunch and coffee on Saturday are also included.
Global Equality: The Ethics of Listening: We’re kicking off the event with a lecture open to the public at 7 p.m. at Aqua Books on October 28 featuring Muuxi Adam and Dr. Alex Zieba. We'll also be featuring the work of two accomplished photojournalists. Wine and beer will be available for purchase. Tickets are $10 and can be purchased here.
Global Issues Conference Challenge: Submit a unique solution to this year's challenge and you could win full admission to the conference. Out of town winners will receive a significant stipend to help defray travel/accommodation costs or a $250 CDN cash prize. All winners will also receive free admission to the conference and have the opportunity to attend a VIP dinner with special conference guests. Click here for contest details or email director@accountabledev.com for more information regarding the contest.
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| A God Real Enough to be Absent |
St. Paul’s College invites you to attend
Topic: A God Real Enough to be Absent
presented by
FRANCIS X. CLOONEY, SJ
Director of the Center for the Study of World Religions and Parkman, Professor of Divinity and Professor of Comparative Theology at Harvard University BA, Fordham University, MDiv, Weston School of Theology, PhD, University of Chicago
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