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Winter Conference 2011
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.
Winter Conference Info:
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Features and Accommodations
2011 Plenary speakers
Winter Conference 2011 Schedule
Travel arrangements
SPECIAL NOTE!
Sheraton Greensboro Hotel at Four Seasons is now offering FREE transportation to and from the Piedmont Triad International Airport for all hotel guests. Pick up the phone in baggage claim and they'll do the rest for FREE!
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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 sheet files 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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Greetings!
The season of Advent offers a dual opportunity for believers to both spiritually prepare for the celebration of the Incarnation and to anticipate Jesus' return in glory. May we in the Anglican Mission enjoy a holy Advent, drawing close to the Lord and reaching out to those in need with His love and grace.
We would love to report on what's happening through your congregation! Send stories, photos or video links to
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New Focus for Bishop Terrell Glenn
 The Rt. Rev. Terrell Glenn has announced he will step down as Rector of All Saints Church in Pawleys Island, South Carolina, in February of 2011, to focus solely on overseeing the 54 congregations that currently make up Apostles Mission Network. Apostles Mission is the largest network in theAM, both in numbers of churches and geographic spread. In this new season of ministry in his role as a missionary bishop in theAM, Bishop Glenn and wife Teresa (pictured) will concentrate on the needs of clergy and their spouses, as well as nurturing the missional growth taking place through church planting and discipleship in the Apostles Mission Network.
"All Saints Church has a remarkable past, but she also has an extremely bright future," notes Bishop Glenn. "Teresa and I are so very grateful to God for the gift of serving at All Saints."
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Roanoke's Drumstick Dash Aids
Rescue Mission
On Thanksgiving morning, while many were stuffing a turkey and preparing for the big family meal, 225 people from Church of the Holy Spirit in Roanoke, Virginia, participated in the Drumstick Dash to benefit the local Rescue Mission.
Read here about how the event launched - and why COTHS Rector Quigg Lawrence initially shaved his head to help the effort!
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From Sudanese "Lost Boy" to Lay Pastor
 Samuel Ater de Makuach (pictured center) is driven by a deep and abiding faith in Jesus Christ and has a heart for both his homeland and his adopted nation. One of the "Lost Boys of Sudan," Samuel's remarkable journey has taken him from Pamakeer, South Sudan to the Kakuma Refugee Camp in Kenya to Lansing, Michigan, where he was recently installed as a lay pastor in theAM. In his new position, Samuel is working to establish a Sudanese ministry in Lansing as well as short-term ministry to Sudan.
Read more here about Samuel's transition from refugee evangelist to lay pastor with theAM.
Photo, left to right: The Rev. Allen Kannapell (Lighthouse Network Leader), Samuel Makuach, the Rev. Canon Dr. Jack Lumanog at Samuel's installation as lay pastor.
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5 K Relay for Clean Water in Rwanda
The forecast predicted clouds and rain, but on Saturday, November 13, most of the Rwanda 5K Relay Challenge runners in Raleigh, North Carolina, donned sun glasses. Gathering in Church of the Apostles' parking lot under clear blue skies and cool temperatures, they not only enjoyed a perfect fall day running through the North Hills East neighborhood, but each step also raised money for a health center serving 30,000 people in Gikomero, Rwanda.
Read more here.
Watch a video here.
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