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Rev. Jim Cummings is a Resident in the Clinical Pastoral Education program of Alegent Health in Omaha. He is working with us as a Summer Intern, doing counseling and case work with our men.
Jim graduated from Northern Baptist Seminary in Lombard, IL. In his career, he has served as the pastor of several churches and also participated in translating the Bible into American Sign Language. Jim will graduate from the CPE program on August 15 and is seeking employment in the Lincoln area.
We thank God for bringing Jim to the Mission. He is a loving and inspiring presence for guests and staff alike.
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Available at ALL Lincoln Hy-Vee Stores
Look for Mission Bean in Husker Illustrated! |
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Donate a used vehicle to PCM....
We'll have it inspected by a mechanic and give it to a guest who needs transportation to work.
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| Let's Help Carolyn |
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One of our Foundation Directors, Carolyn Douglas, is raising money to help her sister who suffers from a rare disorder.
Carolyn and her brother-in-law are selling presidential election campaign gear on their web site
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To support your candidate and help Carolyn, please purchase campaign items from this site. | |
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Monday at the Mission
Monday, July 21, 2008 |
Greetings!
Cooking is one of my passions! So grocery shopping is an adventure as I seek out new ingredients to try out on my husband and family.
Lately, however, my enthusiasm has diminished somewhat due to all the government warnings about the possibility of product contamination. I long for the "good old days" when I shopped shop without concern for expiration dates, "use before..." warnings or terms such as "shelf life."
Now when I shop for British jams and preserves for my husband, I am reminded that even preserves can't be preserved forever! Then I realize that neither can we. We each have an "expiration date."
"The years of our life are threescore years and ten." Psalm 90:10 And therefore we need to continually number our days ... that is, to count our days .. and focus our lives upon the wisdom of the Lord.
These are sobering thoughts for a hot, lazy summer day. And yet, as I am surrounded by God's infinite love and mercy, I feel energized to begin a new day, seeking His direction for my life.
Enjoy a wonderful week,
Barbara B. McCall, J.D.
Director of Donor Development |
Listen to Pastor Tom's Sunday radio broadcast... 
PT interviews a special guest each Sunday morning. Listen to KLIN at 8:05 next Sunday! |
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Please Join Us In Prayer
Lord, hear our prayers for our staff member whose sister's fiance was diagnosed with throat cancer.
Thanks be to God! Edna's husband was released from the hospital.
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The PCM Distribution Center at 21st and N Streets needs non-perishable food donations.
Next time you pass by, please bring us a bag of food. We try to give 6 items per family. |
Free Medical Clinic Update  Plans are being finalized for remodeling the former HIS Center building for use as our free medical clinic. This building is on PCM property, just north of the Family Shelter and Recreation Building. We will offer free medical services to uninsured PCM guests and Lincoln residents.
 This large open area will
be converted into examination rooms for medical, dental and opthomology patients as well as counseling rooms, a reception area, nurses station, restrooms, and other areas necessary for the efficient delivery of medical care.
Beth Vavrina, project manager, is soliciting volunteers to help with the remodeling and volunteers to work in the clinic once it opens. For more information, look on our web page.
To contact Beth Vavrina, send your email to
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Local churches help the Mission. Read about their contributions:
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Thank you for sharing the good news of Monday at the Mission. For more information about People's City Mission, please join us on our web page www.peoplescitymission.org
Have a wonderful week!
Barbara McCall, J.D.
Director of Donor Development
People's City Mission Home
People's City Mission Foundation
110 Q Street
Lincoln, Nebraska 68508
Telephone 402 475-1303 |
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