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Coram Deo Worship Conference
with Andy PiercyHopePointe
Anglican Church
The Woodlands, TX
Friday, Oct. 29th
7:00 - 8:30 PM
Saturday, Oct. 30th
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Experience Workshops:· Holistic Worship Planning
for the Senior Pastor· Ancient/Modern
Approach to Worship· Worship for Future
Generations (Children's
Worship)· Creating Effective
Worship Spaces· Worship Arts· Equipping Choral Teams
and Choirs· Prayer Ministry
Cost: $65.00
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Learn more about Andy Piercy
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Healing Your Damaged Souls ConferenceWellspring Anglican Church
Modesto, California
Saturday, November 6
Featured Guest Speaker, The Rev. Dr. Tony Baron is Canon of Leadership Development and Spiritual Formation for Churches For the Sake of Others Network under the direction of Bishop Todd Hunter.
For more information call 209-525-3600.
Cost: $25 Individual,
$40 Couple
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Greetings!
Welcome to the first bi-monthly edition of Currents! In order to keep you more up to date on news from around the Anglcan Mission, we'll now be sending you Currents at the middle and end of each month. Share Currents with a friend.Also, be sure to register for Winter Conference soon and take advantage of early bird registration savings!
Blessings, Cynthia P. Brust
Director of Communications, Chair of Winter Conference
Anglican Mission in the Americas
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Winter Conference Registration is Now Open! Don't Miss The Early Bird Savings!
February 9-12
Greensboro, North Carolina
Join us at Winter Conference 2011 as we celebrate Jesus as the "Heart of the Mission!" Make plans to attend and experience challenging and inspirational teaching, practical workshops, encouraging fellowship, rich worship and more. This is also a great opportunity to bring friends who want to explore theAM, so invite them to, "Come and see!"
"I AM THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE. NO ONE COMES TO THE FATHER EXCEPT THROUGH ME." -John 14:6
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Winter Conference Info:
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Features and Accommodations
2011 Plenary speakers
Winter Conference 2011 Schedule
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Winter Conference Pew Sheets Available
Print-ready bulletin inserts are now available for congregations to promote 2011 Winter Conference.
Download color pew sheet PDF.
Download grayscale PDF.
*NOTE: The pew sheets are large. Please give adequate time to download each.
Email Patti Angulo if you need extra copies of the Winter Conference brochure for your church.
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Pre-Winter Conference Ministry Course
 Anglican School of Ministry will conduct a non-credit course, Intensive Introduction to Anglicanism (FOU 007), February 5-9 during the week prior to the 2011 Winter Conference in Greensboro, North Carolina. The course is designed to assist candidates to prepare for the distinctively Anglican issues on the ordination exams, especially those who come from a non-Anglican tradition. The course is also useful for anyone who wants a refresher in the treasures of our Anglican faith. The last two days of the course comprise the Liturgics Workshop (FOU 007a). Anyone may take this workshop without attending the first three days of the course.
Learn more here.
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Growing Deep and Wide through
theAM Networks
While exponential growth continues throughout the Anglican Mission, our regional networks are taking steps toward deepening roots in the local parish and transforming lives. In September, the Heart of North America Network's (HONA) "Fall Reunion" drew about 150 clergy and key lay leaders from 11 states who enthusiastically engaged in a series of teachings designed around the theme: Building Foundations, Putting Down Roots.
Read the full story.
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2010 Atlanta Health Day: First-time Volunteer Jitters
 | | 2010 Atlanta Health Day Volunteers help guests sharpen interview skills and revise resumes. |
Anne Corbitt has sweaty palms as she walks along Ellis Street in downtown Atlanta, Georgia in the morning sunlight. The blocked-off street is already full with some 600 homeless people flocking around tents filled with clothing, medical staff and eager volunteers sitting behind computer monitors. At 28, it's her first time to sit down face to face with anyone homeless in her beloved city. As a new volunteer for Health Day, an annual event co-sponsored by Lazarus Ministries of Trinity Anglican Church, Anne learns what a difference a day makes.
Read Anne's own story here.
Read the CNN iReport and see more photos.
If anyone is interested in collaborating to make events like this happen in other cities, please email Lazarus!
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 When Feeding People Isn't Enough
Finding a job can be difficult for many in today's economy, but it's even harder for those who are homeless or have a spotty job history. In Colorado, two Anglican Mission congregations partnered to serve as "people of peace" for those who may otherwise be without hope. Read more here about how you can do the same in your community.
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NEWS FROM THE WEST COAST
COSTA MESA, CA. Holy Trinity Church (HTC), celebrated their one-year anniversary with a move to new digs. HTC, under the leadership of their Rector, Bishop Todd Hunter, began weekly services September 29, 2009 at Rock Harbor Church. On October 3, 2010 the congregation relocated and is now holding services at the Vanguard University Chapel. Bishop Todd expects to add a second service in the very near future.
Watch a video
about Holy Trinity.
MISSION VIEJO, CA. On the same day, Holy Trinity's sister church, Epiphany...a community of Light, Love and Expectation, led by the Rev. Canon Ellis Brust, launched weekly services at the Norman P. Murray Community Center in Mission Viejo.
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 Decorated Foreign Missionary Ordained to the Diaconate
Sami Jo Magoffin was ordained to the sacred order of deacons by the Rt.Rev. Philip Jones on August 23, 2010. The ordination took place at St. Andrew's Church in Little Rock, Arkansas.
A Hot Springs Village, Arkansas resident, Deacon Magoffin is assigned as a bi-vocation deacon to All Saints Anglican Church in the Village.
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