Call Papers for the February 15 Presbytery Assembly are available to download.
The February 15 Presbytery of Chicago Assembly is scheduled to begin with a pre-Presbytery at 2:00 p.m. The assembly will convene at 4:05 p.m. Worship, including the installation of the new Moderator, will begin at 7:05 p.m.
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Hope In Conflict Workshop with David Sawyer February 19.
David Sawyer will lead a workshop called Hope in Conflict on February 19, 2011 at Yorkfield Presbyterian Church in Elmhurst, Illinois. This workshop is co-sponsored by the Presbytery of Chicago Congregational Conflict Resource Team and Committee on Ministry.
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And the Work Goes On...
LAKE VIEW PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF CHICAGO, 716 W. Addison, invites you to an event on Saturday February 26 at 4:00 to hear Christina Drake from "PROJECT HOMECOMING" and the SOUTHERN LOUISIANA PRESBYTERY, talk about Katrina and its aftermath, the people of New Orleans and the rebuilding efforts that continue in the Gulf Coast. Our November 2010 Mission Group will describe highlights of its trip. We hope this will be an opportunity for others who have been to New Orleans to share their experiences, as well as to encourage new people to participate in mission to the Gulf Coast.
Please RSVP (773) 281-2655. |
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McCormick is accepting applications for the June 2011 entering Cohort for the Doctor of Ministry Program with concentrations in Building Beloved Community, Parish Revitalization and Pastoral and Spiritual Care. The final deadline for applications is April 1, 2011. See www.mccormick.edu for more information or contact Martha Brown, Director of Doctor of Ministry Recruitment and Admissions (mbrown@mccormick.edu) for more information. |
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SCUPE Congress on Urban Ministry: Peacemaking in a Culture of Violence
Violence in Tucson, violence in the Middle East, violence near our own homes in Chicago calls the Christian to act as agents of peace. Explore biblical and theological ways of responding to violence at the SCUPE Urban Congress March 1 - 4 with outstanding leadership like James Forbes, Walter Brueggemann, Renita Weems, Shane Claiborne. Following is the link to further information on this vital conference.
For more information, visit CongressOnUrbanMinistry.org |
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DOOR is Hiring Christian Young People Interested in Leadership Development in an Urban Context
DOOR is hiring Christian young people who are interested in working for the summer in Chicago, Atlanta, Denver, Hollywood, Miami, and San Antonio and helping to assist with groups as they come through the city each week while learning more about urban ministry leadership. I am on the board for DOOR Chicago and we are very intentional about recruiting local youth to be engaged in this leadership training program. I was hoping that you might know some high school and college age students who may be interested in working for this incredible ministry this summer. Here is a link to the job description and application: http://www.doornetwork.org/index.cfm?load=page&page=239
Thanks,
Tom
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Tom Brown
Associate Pastor
Presbyterian Church of Western Springs
5250 Wolf Rd.
Western Springs, IL 60558
Phone: 708.246.5220
Fax: 708.246.4276
tbrown@presbyws.org |
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The Congo Education Excellence Project is Appealing for Your Help:
Due to the war in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and its government's lack of support for education, its 684 Presbyterian Schools are in critical need of durable buildings; books; teacher training programs; scholarships; and vehicles.
A group of U.S and Congolese Presbyterians have joined forces to raise funds for these schools by forming the Congo Education Excellence Project (CEEP).
Please ask your church and civic organization to join this 'war for
quality education':
- invite a speaker and video presentation on the children and schools of the Congo;
- crochet and sell beautiful necklaces to raise funds; and
- donate to the Congo Education Excellence Project.
(Contact Tom or Jan Sullivan, First Presbyterian Church of Evanston -- 847-475-4052 or sull1300@comcast.net). |
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Adopt-a-Family
The End Hunger and Homelessness Mission Team works closely with Facing Forward to End Homelessness. Facing Forward has a new Adopt-a-Family program. It takes them $12,000 to provide a homeless family a home and the tools they need to become independent for one year. Download this brochure to learn more... |
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Links
Presbytery of Chicago
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Presbytery of Chicago has four Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Mission
Co-Workers in Latin America
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Zenos Lectures
are February 21, 2011 with speaker Frances Taylor Gench
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This listing of upcoming events is sponsored by the Communications
Work Group of the
Presbytery of Chicago
Presbytery Council.
If you have submissions
for the Presbytery of
Chicago Preview, please send them to the Preview editor, Adele Hensley
Events in the near future will receive priority for publication. The next Preview will come out February 1. The deadline for submissions is January 28.
Presbytery of Chicago 100 South Morgan St. Chicago, Illinois 60607 312-243-8300 |
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