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God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth should change, though the mountains shake in the heart of the sea.
Psalm 46:1-3
To those who await Christ's rising,
I looked outside my door a day ago, and I saw some blossoms newly-formed on a tree in my yard as they  begin to wilt and drop to the ground. They were victims of a sudden frost that came in an unexpected moment, and that is now already gone. It reminded me that life's great passionate outbursts are forever in peril; still, in the fullness of their bloom, we would not be without them.
We creatures of God were not made to be still. The joys of life are defined by movement. But to move requires courage, when the mountains shake, and when change begets fear and the anguish of loss. Was it so for those who followed Jesus, too?
Our psalm for Holy Week this year, seems to sense the edge on our modern lives as we notice the shifting places where we used to stand and do so now only with care. "The earth does change," we think, and we may be developing a mild case of vertigo as it slips by beneath us day by day.
Yet what a trick of faith this is! We know the crucifixion comes. It is one side of truth. We don't deny it (even God does not deny it). But the other side is God.
Be still, and know that I am God.
Psalm 46:10
Joyful worship, Blessed Easter to you all.
Allen
Allen Fluent, Acting Conference Minister
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Conference Daily Prayers in Lent - A Journey of Faith 
Join us in prayer each day during Lent as close to 12 noon as possible, or at your most favorable time. Click here for the newest meditations and prayers in printable format, or visit our Conference website to view the prayers by week. Please invite others to share in prayer. What better way is there to BE the Missouri Mid-South Conference than to pray together?
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Our Amazing Congregations
Telling the Good News is what we are about as Christians. We also know that everyone loves a story. This new and regular feature of the e-courier will tell Good News stories of our MMS congregations. These remarkable and not-so-remarkable acts of faith will inspire you. We also want to hear and share your stories. Send your amazing congregation's story to Colleen Bender at our Conference office: colleen@mmsucc.org
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Confirmation Creed
St Martin's UCC in Dittmer, MO invites teens to join a school-year-long confirmation class.
The confirmation year is divided into three sections focusing on learning about, studying and interpreting scripture; church history and organization; and choosing a memory verse and a mentor from the congregation.
Engaging with a mentor helps the confirmands develop a comfort level with articulating their faith. During the year the students search the scriptures (using an online concordance to make it more fun) for images and metaphors about God, eg. father, shepherd, potter, mother hen, etc. and studied the "I Am" statements in the Gospel of John, watched the DVD Bible Mini-Series and much more. The students also participated with a cluster of other congregations in monthly field trips like the Taste of Home fundraiser for Emmaus, touring the Roman Catholic Basilica in St. Louis city, and attendinag a Bat Mitzvah, etc.
The conclusion of the process is the writing of their own creed as a group, which is shared with the congregation on the day of their confirmation. The students formulated their creed by responding to five questions: Who is God? Who is Jesus? Who is the Holy Spirit? What is the Church? and Who am I? A portion of the completed creed appears below:
We believe in a loving God, the Creator who is like a potter molding humankind into God's own image.
Jesus called this God His 'Father' and the Bible also tells us to think of God as a loving Mother who protects her children. God is a light to the faithful leading those who will follow and calming all of our fears of darkness.
Our God is like a consuming fire spreading the light and warmth of God's love wherever it goes.
We believe in Jesus the Son of God.
He is like bread for the hungry;
light for the blind;
a gate which both keeps out and lets in what is good for us; ...
If you would like to learn more or see the rest of the creed, contact St Martin's at geristmc@hughes.net
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Rev. Dr. Jeremiah Wright, Jr. Lecture
Jeremiah Wright, a name very well known within the UCC, will be hosting two lectures within our Western Association.  He is Pastor Emeritus of the 6,000 member Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago, IL, where he served 36 years, Dr. Wright combined his studies of African Traditional Religions, African American music, and the African American Religious Tradition with his studies of Judeo-Christian thought to create ministries which addressed the needs of the community. With four earned degrees, Dr. Wright has authored numerous articles for academic journals and has published four books of sermons. He now spends his time preaching, teaching, and leading study tours to Africa, Brazil and the Caribbean. Click here for the event flyer. His two lectures will be held on April 23 at:
11:00 a.m.
Sermon: Who Is My Neighbor?
Saint Paul School of Theology Chapel Service
Wesley Covenant Chapel, 13720 Roe Ave. Leawood, KS 66224
7:00 p.m.
Lecture: Another World Is Possible!
St. James United Methodist Church
5540 Wayne Ave, Kansas City, MO 64110
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Vision Team Update - Vision Forward!
Ten members of your Missouri Mid-South Conference Vision Team met on April 6 with ACM Allen Fluent, Jan Aerie, Minister of Strategic Innovation,  and consulting partner, Dr. Dick Hamm. After opening worship, the team reviewed a preliminary contextual analysis of history and trends in our conference, mapped ways of ministry connections within and between cluster and mission groupings, heard a summary of findings from listening sessions held at congregations and at the Conference Youth Event, and began studying a possible paradigm for wider ministry in the future. Affirmations were given that much of how we minister for and among each other already embodies a model of mutuality and the pooling of strengths - marks of a vibrant future.
Our work, however, is just getting traction. We solicit your input on helping us map our "Conference's future story." Four (4) listening sessions hosted by Vision Team members will be taking place throughout our Conference in May, and we will share the dates and locations with you once they are confirmed. We are looking into the possible of a Web-based forum for those unable to make either of the sessions.
After the sessions, a preliminary report will be made at our Conference Annual Gathering with a follow-up forum. We look forward to working with the Designated Conference Minister search team and the named minister for future collaboration on journeying together in fruitful and sustainable ways.
In Christ's service,
Rev. Dr. Paul Koch, Vision Team Chair
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A Peacemaking Practice
There are times in each day when we are in need of an expression, word, prayer or touch of peace. In those moments it is sometimes the hardest thing to do. This monthly article is a new offering of information, tips, contacts and tools for making peace in our lives.
Creating Resolution
Sometimes we find ourselves in conflicts with others and we just give up. We think, "This is too hard, the other won't change, I can't fix this."
But other times we decide that the relationship and the issues are just too important to give up on. We decide to  engage the other, the one with whom we find ourselves in conflict, in a conversation.
When the other cares about us as well, is aware of the problem and interested in repairing it, and engages in the conversation we find that we can actually hear the other's point of view. We don't agree. We each have our own perspective. But we come to understand how the other came to see things the way they do and we are able to state our opinion such that they get us as well.
Out of this we find there are certain things we both need. We don't have to see things in the same way to work together to create what we both need. We have an agreement. We each make commitments to create the common good.
And when we do this, we discover that the relationship is even stronger than it was before we became aware of the conflict.
The crux of the matter, the cross, is whether we decide to not give up but to address the issue. This rests on our confidence in our competence when it comes to the resolution of conflict. If you want to build your confidence, join us in the Peacemaker Fellowship.
Rev. Dr. Mark Lee Robinson
Minister of Reconciliation and Evangelism
Pilgrim UCC in St. Louis
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Rott Foundation Loan Applications 
The Trustees of the Rott Foundation request that any applications to be considered at its next quarterly meeting on June 3, 2014 be submitted to the Conference Office no later than May 2, 2014. Please contact Rev. Allen Fluent if you have any questions at 314-918-2604 or allen@mmsucc.org.
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Eden Theological Seminary's Spring Convocation April 22-23, 2014
80th Annual Brueggemann and Kulenkamp Lectures
Eden's annual Spring Convocation is an opportunity for pastors and laypeople to listen to and interact with  outstanding biblical and theological scholars. We encourage you to attend and reconnect with friends and colleagues while sharing in the community life of Eden Theological Seminary and reflecting on the theme: Power: Its Use and Abuse.
For more information: www.eden.edu/convocation.aspx or call 314.918.2565. To go directly to registration: registration.eden.edu
And during Eden's Convocation our Conference office will host an Open House for everyone visiting the seminary campus - see details below!
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MMSUCC Conference Open House, April 22 - 8:30 am to 5:00 pm
If you are planning to attend Eden Seminary's Convocation, be sure to stop by your MMS Conference office on  Tuesday, April 22 and visit us during our Open House! Our office is conveniently located on the campus of Eden Seminary - lower level of Schultz Hall, 483 E. Lockwood Avenue, Suite 15.
We'll have snacks, soft drinks and plenty of smiles to greet you upon your arrival. It's been 3 years since we moved from the "white house" to our new and ever-so-lovely digs in Schultz Hall, so it's the perfect time to take a quick tour if you've never visited us before. We hope to see many familiar faces and also meet some new friends, too. Several members of our Conference staff - Allen, Jan, Renee, Lorraine and Colleen - will all be here to greet you. So join us for a glass of punch and allow us the opportunity to tell you how much YOU are appreciated as a member of our Missouri Mid-South Conference!!!
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MoVal Registration Deadline & Open House
Just in case time has slipped away from you, here is a gentle reminder that MoVal's early discount rate is about to expire. As of May 1, you will no longer be able to get the great deal we our offering on our summer camp programs for the 2014 camp season. Please make sure you get your registration in the mail and post marked by May 1 to receive this special rate. Hurry! And if you miss the deadline, you have one more chance to receive the discount. Simply attend MoVal's Open House on May 4, and the discounted rate will be honored. Come and join us on Sunday afternoon May 4, from 12-4pm at Camp MoVal. Whether you are a seasoned camper, a first timer, or just want to see what Camp MoVal and Outdoor Ministry is about, here is your opportunity. There will be tours of camp, opportunities to visit with Outdoor Ministries Director and our Summer Camp Staff, go for a hike, go boating, cook a hot dog or make a s'more and much more. We would like everyone to have the opportunity to visit Camp MoVal, so please join us on May 4. If you have any questions, please call the camp office at 636-583-2730 or you can visit our website at www.campmoval.org or follow us on Facebook. We can't wait for camp to start; it is just a little over a month away! If you have any questions, please contact me - Jeremy Force, Outdoor Ministries Director at Jeremy.moval@mmsucc.org or call 636-583-2730.
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Great Lake Regional Youth Event - July, 2014
Great Lakes Regional Youth Event - July 10-13th Sheboygan, Wisconsin. Every four years, hundreds of United  Church of Christ youth from around the Great Lakes gather for spirited worship, awesome fun and games, and engaging service projects. It's a time for deepening faith, getting excited about God's calling on each person, and forming life-changing friendships. In 2014 we'll be at Lakeland College in Sheboygan, Wisconsin!
The Covenanted Youth Ministry Team of the Missouri Mid-South Conference would like to invite you to this year's Regional youth event. Registration is for 4 days and the cost is $300. There is an option to travel to the event with other youth and sponsors on a bus. The cost for the bus is probably going to be around $50 round trip, this is due to a generous gift that will cover a big cost of that bus. If you would like more information on the event please visit the website www.glrye.org . If you would like further information, please contact Jeff Mignerone at 314-514-6180 or jmignerone@hotmail.com. Event flyer 1, flyer 2.
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Installation of Rev. Meredith Jackson 
All are invited to the installation of Rev. Meredith Jackson as Associate Minister of Union Avenue Christian Church (DOC). Meredith is a United Church of Christ minister serving a Disciples of Christ congregation. Her installation service will be held on Sunday, April 27, 10:45am at Union Avenue Christian Church, 733 Union Blvd, 63108.
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Signs of Hope
My mother died of cancer in mid October the year I was 37. She died on a day when the weather was its most  glorious - azure blue sky and the brightest imaginable colored maple trees. We commented it was a day she would have loved. She loved and took time to appreciate all of nature, but especially the birds. The following Easter I desperately wanted to sense my mother's spirit in some way on that day - it was after all a day of hope, new life and signs of spring. But in our northern Berkshire Massachusetts town it was anything but spring - snow lay a foot deep on the ground, and it was still cold and windy - especially at dawn when we were standing on a hilltop for the sunrise service. All during that service I looked and hoped for something. Just as the last hymn, "Christ the Lord is Risen Today" was concluding, a bird high up in the branches of a bare tree behind us sang out stridently and beautifully. It was a cardinal - my mother's favorite bird and her symbol of hope all during her illness. We as a Conference family have been looking for and finding signs of spring awakenings and hopeful new life. Clergy and lay cluster groups hampered by winter weather are glad to be together again. The three Associations have planned uplifting programs for their spring meetings; the Vision Team and Search Committee are hard at work; Conference committees are revitalizing their membership to activate special interest projects; and our camps, MoVal and Shannondale are nearly ready for their summer campers. Just as our outlook shifts when we see signs of spring, there is a palpable sense of renewal and hope in the Conference.
Where have you sensed new hope and renewal this spring? I wish you signs of new life and uplifting hope this Easter.
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International Partners in Mission 40th Anniversary Celebration
Come celebrate IPM's 40 th anniversary in the city where it all began! IPM was founded in St Louis in  1974, and after 40 years, we are still going strong taking part in the transformation of thousands of lives every year. Come be a part of the celebration of our rich history, and become a part of our future. On May 9, the celebration will consist of a concert with Peter Mayer, and special guests Jim Mayer and Brendan Mayer. Doors open at 6, concert begins at 7 with a reception to follow.
The concert will be held at First Congregational Church of St Louis, 6501 Wydown Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63105. Tickets are $20/adult and $10/student in advance (www.itickets.com) or $25/adult and $12/student at the door. VIP Tickets are $50 and include prime, reserved seating as well as a chance to win a Peter Mayer basket! Ample free parking available. For questions or more information contact Eric Moeller at emoeller@ipmconnect.org or 314-252-8489.
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Spring Association Meetings
Please mark your calendar with the two following meeting dates:
The Western Association meeting took place on Saturday, April 5.
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Gospel Mass to be Performed at Eden Seminary
The Eden Seminary choir, The Voices of Eden, will perform Robert Ray's Gospel Mass on Wednesday, April 30 at 10:00 am in Wehrli Chapel. The entire community is invited to attend this special event held during morning chapel.
Composer Dr. Robert Ray is known nationally and internationally. He is the founder of the St. Louis Symphony's IN  UNISON® Chorus, a 120-voice auditioned ensemble that performs a variety of musical styles with a focus on the interpretation, performance, and preservation of the music of African-American and African cultures.
The Gospel Mass is a contemporary piece which contains the traditional parts of any mass: Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Acclamation, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei. There are also opportunities to feature some of the beautiful solo voices in the Eden choir. The Voices of Eden are having fun rehearsing this inspiring contemporary piece in their weekly practices. Please join us for the April 30 performance!
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UCC Musician National Network Conference
The United Church of Christ Musicians National Network (UCCMNN) is pleased to announce their 2014  conference, "Make a Joyful Noise" featuring John Bell and Ruth Elaine Schram at Congregational United Church of Christ in Greensboro, North Carolina from July 10-13, 2014. Complete information is available at www.UCCMNN.com, including presenters, workshops, host church and conference hotel, news about two pre-conference offerings, and a link to registration. The UCCMNN is sponsored by Local Church Ministries of the United Church of Christ. Membership is free and open to anyone interested in the worship life of the local church. Please share this event flyer with your congregation.
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FREE Online Youth Curriculum
This free online youth curriculum is one of self-discovery to broaden their view of themselves, the church, the community, and their place in the world. http://globalministries.org/ready
R.E.A.D.Y! (Revolutionary Engaged and Driven Youth): 
Session 1 Challenging stereotypes and prejudices
Session 2 Recognizing God in all religious traditions
Session 3 Discovering differences and similarities to people in different cultures
Session 4 Realizing God's mission requires a constantly evolving world view
In each session there are bible quotes (linked to the appropriate scripture passage), reflection questions, quotes for reflection, embedded videos, and exercises. Each session could be completed in one hour with a bible passage/discussion and video/reflection question. The materials are plentiful and flexible enough to be used in one or several sessions. The resource can also be used for adult study. The Global Ministries Mission Education team welcomes your feedback and has provided a link at the end of Session 4.
Join the journey! Email: ready@ucc.org for more information.
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Women of the Cloth - "Ministering to Women Called to Minister"
Women of the Cloth was founded by Reverend Dr. Cassandra Gould and Reverend Rebecca Ragland in 2009 as a ministry dedicated to women called by GOD. It's an ecumenical ministry that provides dedicated spac e for all women called by GOD including ordained and unordainded women, campus ministers, seminarians, chaplains, associates and senior pastors as well as those discerning calls.
We are pleased to announce this year's event as we celebrate five years, WOC5 Conference: "When Sistahs Help Sistahs: Creating a Covenant of Care"
Our guest Conference Preacher and Teacher is the world renown Reverend Teresa Fry Brown, Ph.D, Historiographer and Executive Director of Research and Scholarship for the African Methodist Episcopal Church. This year's conference theme is based on Dr. Fry Brown's book "Can A Sistah Get A Little Help?"
This year's event will be held on Thursday, April 24-25, 2014 at Eden Seminary, 475 E. Lockwood Ave, St. Louis, MO 63119. For more information,please click here for a brochure. You may also contact Rev. Phiwa Langeni at pastor@zionucc1.org.
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Resurrection Miracles
Our senses embrace the resurrection of life all around us each spring. Sometimes we may assume it occurs  simply, yet when we take a moment to think, we realize it is only through great effort and miraculous providence that a rising to new life happens. Like our giving - strong and steady which has enabled these new life miracles:
The financial picture and giving in our Conference was seriously declining two years ago, as well as just one year ago, but now numbers are rising and our Conference's financial picture is much more positive.
Some Covenanted Ministries of the Conference have foundered, but there is revitalization occurring with a reconstituting of mission/interest group activity.
Visiting missionaries Anil and Teresa Henry tell of the Christian Hospital in Mungeli, India where the doors were about to close a decade ago, and now 30,000 patients are served annually.
Our Church Works Miracles!
OCWM: creating miracles every Day.
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Men's Retreat at Shannondale, May 2-4, 2014
Click here for a printable brochure highlighting the weekend events and schedule for the Men's Retreat.  For further information or questions, and to register please contact Jonathan Jones at 314-608-0783 or via email jonathan@jonathanjonesconsulting.com
· Cost: $60 per person, which includes your lodging and food
· Lodging: Dormitory-style air-conditioned bedrooms. Please bring your own bedding & pillow.Camp sites & camp sites with electrical hook ups are available.
· Work projects: Will depend on the number of men & the skills of the men attending. Please let Jonathan know what specific skills you can provide.
We hope to see you at Shannondale in May for the Annual Men's Retreat. Gather a group of guys from your church, work or office, or just a bunch of friends who want to (or maybe need to!) get away from the hustle and bustle of daily life and spend a few days getting back to the basics. Back to the basics of God, fellowship and nature. See you in May!
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Women's Retreat at Camp MoVal, May 2-4, 2014
Click here for a printable brochure highlighting the weekend events and schedule for the Women's Retreat.  For further information or questions, please contact Donna Duffee at 816--305-8913 or via email dkduffee@hotmail.com
- $100 registration includes: two nights' lodging, four meals, all activities and program materials, and a special souvenir tote bag.
- Space is limited-respond early to ensure your registration.
- No pets. (Service animals are permitted.)
- You must be at least 18 years old to attend.
- Doors open at 5 p.m., Friday, May 2. No early arrivals, please.
- Retreat concludes at 11:30 a.m., Sunday, May 4.
We hope to see you at Camp MoVal in May for the Annual Women's Retreat. Additional small group activities will allow for exploring beautiful Camp MoVal, communal crafting, Rev. Day's special step class (based on sorority-style step dancing), "Create-a-Song" with Susan and Julie, massage, rest and quiet reflection. Join us for enlightenment, exploration, thought-provoking discussion, worship, music and fun.
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2013 Clergy Information Review Forms 
The 2013 Clergy Information Review forms will be sent to all active and retired clergy after Easter. To refresh your memory, all authorized ministers are expected to participate in Information Reviews in order to maintain their authorization within the UCC and MMS Conference.
While the forms are delayed a bit this year, it was decided to wait until the week of the 27th since so many of our clergy are busy preparing for Holy Week. Please look for your 2013 Information Review form via email or snail mail soon!
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National Youth Event 2016 - BELIEVE
We are proud to announce National Youth Event 2016 will be held at the Coronado Springs Resort at Walt Disney World in Lake Buena Vista, FL.
NYE 2016, with the theme BELIEVE, is scheduled for July 26 through July 29, 2016.
What: 
National Youth Event 2016
When:
July 26-29, 2016
Where:
Coronado Springs Resort, Lake Buena Vista, FL
Theme:
In 2012, we asked our youth to Imagine (Isaiah 43:19) and to envision God's purpose and plan. We asked them, "Can you perceive it? Can you believe it?"
In 2016-we are asking them to Believe. But, it is not a query. It is a charge, responsibility, call to action, and role of these young visionaries.
We are asking our young people to see themselves as leaders of faith sharing in the work of our Lord...boldly and with faith! #Believe2016. NYE Launch. NYE Information.
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LIFE at Eden Event, April 25-26
The church is a learning community! Rethink how your church approaches education - Christian Education in  worship, in class, in coffee hour- it impacts every aspect of our church life- come and rethink how you and your community approach education as a LIFE Long learners. You will leave with new insight and enthusiasm for how YOU can encourage Life Long Learning in your church!
Rev. Dr. John Bracke, Professor Emeritus from Eden Seminary, will engage the historical books (Joshua, Judges, Samuel, Kings) some of the most familiar stories- but difficult to modern ears. Come hear the stories again- and examine the theological themes for the 21st century. NOT to be missed for all with questions of "why is THIS or THAT" in scripture???!!! Scripture comes alive with Dr. Bracke leading the class!!! Event flyer.
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Christian Native Craft Workshop at Shannondale
Now in its 40th year, this exciting event offer hands-on folk art, craft experiences, and demonstrations in a family-  oriented setting. The workshop has given hundreds of persons, young and old, a chance to learn talents in an Ozark forest setting and take home beautifully handcrafted items. Classes are held at Shannondale Community Center's Timber Lodge, our very own UCC haven. The workshop will be held on July 27 - August 1, 2014 - be sure to register soon.
For more information, contact Phil and Judy Jones at 618-493-6371 or email cncwdirector@gmail.com. Visit the craft website for even more info! Brochure 1, Brochure 2, Registration form.
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Neighborhood Houses - 4th Annual Trivia Night
Round up your smartest friends and join us for a night of fun to support Neighborhood Houses! Raffles, door prizes, games, prizes for the top 3 teams, and more! 
Saturday, May 3, 2014
Time: Doors open at 6 p.m. | Trivia starts at 7 p.m.
Location: Sunset Hills Community Center | 3915 S. Lindbergh Boulevard | St. Louis, MO 63127
VIP Table of 10 - $300; Table of 10 - $250; Sponsor a Round - $150
To Register:
· Online: https://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/eventReg?oeidk=a07e8xof6oz68894883&oseq=&c=&ch=
· By Mail: Fill out this flyer and send credit card information or check made payable to Neighborhood Houses to 5621 Delmar Blvd., Suite 104 | St. Louis, MO 63112.
· By phone: Call Kathy McCadden at 314.383.1733 ext. 17
If you'd like to volunteer for this event, please contact Kathy McCadden at the above phone number.
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Quotes For Your Week - EASTER!
Our Lord has written the promise of the resurrection, not in books alone, but in every leaf in spring-time.
- Martin Luther 
On Easter Day the veil between time and eternity thins to gossamer.
- Douglas Horton
The resurrection gives my life meaning and direction and the opportunity to start over no matter what my circumstances.
- Robert Flatt
And he departed from our sight that we might return to our heart, and there find Him. For He departed, and behold, He is here.
- St Augustine
New Rule: Someone must x-ray my stomach to see if the Peeps I ate on Easter are still in there, intact and completely undigested. And I'm not talking about this past Easter. I'm talking about Easter, in 1962.
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Employment postings will run for one month, unless otherwise specified.
Deaconess Faith Community Nurse Ministries, Professional Registered Nurse, 4/9/2014 Must hold a current unencumbered Missouri license for part time 22 hour faith community position without benefits at a North County UCC congregation and free clinic. Job applicant must have two years nursing experience, preferred in home health, community health or medical-surgical nursing, possess a willingness to integrate faith and health, as well as be a vital team member within a church setting. Resumes are to be sent to Rev. Donna Pupillo, RN at dsmith-pupillo@eden.edu.
St. Anthony's Medical Hospital, Pastoral Care, 3/26/2014
Reports to the Vice President of Human Resources, with accountability to the co-lead chaplains and team, assists with faith issues in the healing process. Provides crisis intervention, visits with patients, families making spiritual assessments to add to the plan of care. Please click here to see entire job description and how to apply.
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Contact Us
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Missouri Mid-South Conference United Church of Christ 314-962-8740 or 877-877-5884 Email renee@mmsucc.org to submit information for a future issue. Not all submissions may be used in future eCouriers. |
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