Installation of Rev. Shari Prestemon
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 You are cordially invited to the
Installation of Rev. Shari Prestemon
as Conference Minister
for our Minnesota Conference
United Church of Christ
Saturday, February 1, 1:30pm
Mizpah UCC, Hopkins
Clergy are invited to robe, wear red stoles and process at the beginning of the service. Please arrive by 1:00pm to line up.
Mizpah United Church of Christ
412 Fifth Avenue North, Hopkins, MN 55343
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from Pamela Cook, Acting Chair, Emmaus Anti-Racism Transformation Team
Sunday, February 9 is Racial Justice Sunday
"Until the predominantly white church in the United States becomes an anti-racist church, race and our racialized identity will continue to haunt and define the church."
Joseph Barndt, Becoming an Anti-Racist Church
As we observe Racial Justice Sunday, where is your church on the continuum?
The United Church of Christ and its predecessor denominations have a long history of working towards racial justice. On Racial Justice Sunday, members of the United Church of Christ re-commit to their baptismal covenant to claim an anti-racist identity and examine the legacy of racism in the church, the nation, and the world. In an effort to confront the sin of racism, the UCC began a church wide initiative on Sacred Conversations on Race http://www.ucc.org/sacred-conversation in 2008. Racial Justice Sunday is a great opportunity for churches to begin this dialogue by inviting the spirit of discernment, justice, and compassion into worship. Some suggestions for how your congregation can observe Racial Justice Sunday are: inviting a guest speaker to give a sermon, planning an adult education session or Bible Study about the importance of racial justice, or finding ways to incorporate hymns, liturgies, or other sacred parts of service into worship that reflect the diverse range of our church's shared histories.
Racial Justice Sunday is also an opportunity for congregations to assess their anti-racist identity. Where does your church fall on the continuum of becoming an antiracist multicultural church? Is it:
- An Intentionally Segregated Church - intentional and public exclusion of people of color.
- A "Club" Church - tolerant of a limited number of people of color with "proper" perspective and credentials.
- A Multicultural Church - develops official polices and practices regarding anti-racism
- An Anti-Racist Church - programs of anti-racism training are instituted throughout the church resulting in a common analysis of systemic racism. (identity change)
- A Transforming Church - commits to the new stage of redesigning, restructuring, and institutionalizing an anti-racist identity. (structural change)
- A Changing Church in a Changing Society
- commits to participation in the struggle to dismantle racism throughout society and rebuilds and redefines all relationships and activities between the church and the wider community on the basis of anti-racist commitments. (Continuum developed by Crossroads Ministry and adapted by Joseph Barndt.)
Certainly, our goal is for all the congregations of the Minnesota Conference to be changing churches in a changing society.
How can the Emmaus Team assist your church?The purpose of the Emmaus Team is to communicate and enact the ministry goals of the Minnesota Conference UCC to be a Conference that is multi-cultural, anti-racist, racially just, and multi-ethnic by:
- a) Assisting churches, pastors, and lay leaders in developing a Racial Justice Action Plan including forming a congregational anti-racism ministry;
- b.) Facilitating churches' implementation of the United Church of Christ's Sacred Conversations on Race; and
- c.) Providing ongoing resources to churches, pastors, and lay leaders for sermons, special events, workshops, and other programs that seek to provide continuing education and awareness of racism and racial justice work.
The Emmaus Team is made up of lay persons and clergy from different
racial and ethnic backgrounds and different age groups who bring together a multitude of knowledge, training, and experience with racial justice and anti-racism training. In the last year, we co-sponsored, promoted, and attended the Overcoming Racism Conference presented by Facilitating Racial Equity Collaborative (FREC). With limited resources, the Emmaus Team views annual support of this event as a significant way of offering education and training to the Minnesota Conference. Similarly, our workshops at Annual Meeting have also afforded opportunities for racial justice education and awareness.
Over the past several years, we have presented at least one workshop annually dealing with Native American truth-telling. In addition to a workshop on Dakota heritage and culture at last year's Annual Meeting, we also hosted a book display of faith-based multicultural materials and provided several anti-racism handouts. The team was also represented in the planning and supported the work of Healing Minnesota
Stories whose mission is to create understanding and healing between people of faith and American Indian people who call Minnesota their home. We view this work as directly sustaining recent Annual Meeting resolutions on reconciliation with Native Americans.
Moreover, during this past summer, we worked with the associate conference minister to help congregations who wanted to address issues surrounding the Trayvon Martin case. Furthermore, we have been networking with our counterparts in other denominations on ways we can share and support each other's work.
For the rest of the year, we will be making preparations for this year's 2014 Annual Meeting workshops; we will be considering co-sponsoring a resolution on antiracism and creating diversity through active inclusion; we will be updating our website; and we will be continuously working within the Conference to give churches, members, and staff access to Racial Justice resources that will help further the mission of the wider church to be a multi-cultural, anti-racist, and multi-ethnic church.
We would like to acknowledge that there are churches in our Conference who, independent of the Emmaus Team, continuously offer Racial Justice education opportunities for the members of their congregations and communities. For example, Rev. James Pennington, the former pastor of Living Table UCC in Minneapolis, used his sabbatical to attend a racial justice conference and participate in antiracism training. Additionally, he read about and visited historic racial justice sites and weekly shared his learnings with his congregation. After his return, the congregation hosted and continues to host book discussions, film screenings, guest speakers, and other events in its dismantling racism work.
Other congregations include, but are not limited to, Cherokee Park United Church, St. Paul; Peace UCC, Duluth; Plymouth Congregational Church, Minneapolis; UCC New Brighton; New Spirit UCC, Savage; and First Congregational UCC, Anoka. If your church is actively working toward Racial Justice, we encourage you to share your work with others in the Conference by advertising your events in the COMMAntary or by reaching out to surrounding churches so that we all have access to ongoing Racial Justice education and ministry efforts. If you are interested in working with the Emmaus Team, visiting one of our workshops, or are in need of resources, contact us by emailing: emmausteam2004@gmail.com.
The 2013-2014 Emmaus Anti-Racism Transformation Team:
Pamela Y. Cook, Acting Chair, UCC New Brighton; Jaki Cottingham-Zierdt, UCC New Brighton; Rev. Doug Federhart, Living Table UCC, Minneapolis; Samuel Goodrich, Lyndale UCC, Minneapolis; Malachi Mattox, UCC New Brighton; W. J. Moussa Moore-Foster, UCC New Brighton; Rev. Dick Nichols, New Spirit UCC, Savage; Rev. Dr. Anita Bradshaw, Interim Associate Conference Minister
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Joys and Concerns
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1. A Service of Farewell for Rev. Dr. Dana Mann will be held on Sunday, January 26 at 10:00am at Union Congregational UCC (1118 4th Street, Elk River). Coffee and fellowship will follow the service. Rev. Dr. Mann has served Union UCC since 2007.
2. A service of ordination will be held for Justin Gromoll, associate member of UCC New Brighton and member of the Conference Justice and Witness Team. The service will be held at First Congregational United Church of Christ in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin on March 8 at 2:00pm. Rev. Beth Faeth, Pastor at First Congregational Church in Princeton, MN will preach. A reception will follow the service. Clergy are invited to robe and wear red stoles. The address is 311 2nd Street South, Wisconsin Rapids, WI, 54494.
3. Rev. Adam Blons will be installed as Senior Minister of Macalester Plymouth United Church in a special jazz worship service on Sunday, February 9 at 3:00pm. Music will be provided by a jazz ensemble led by Steve Blons. Clergy are invited to robe and wear red stoles. A reception with light refreshments will follow. The church is located at 1658 Lincoln Ave, St. Paul. All are welcome!
4. Rev. Terje Hausken, a Lutheran minister who served as pastor of Zwingli United Church of Christ in Berne (West Concord) and as interim minister at the Congregational Church in Rochester, died this past Saturday, January 18. A funeral service is scheduled for Thursday, January 23 at 11:30am at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Pine Island, MN. Our prayers and condolences are with Rev. Hausken's family in this time of grieving.
5. Rev. Dr. Dana Mann will be starting on February 1st as Sustaining Pastor at First Congregational United Church of Christ in Mankato. Her first Sunday will be Sunday, February 2nd. Congratulations and blessings to Rev. Dr. Mann and the congregation of First Congregational UCC, Mankato!
6. The Congregational Church (UCC) of Excelsior is pleased to announce that the Rev. Thomas Porter has agreed to be their Acting Pastor. His first Sunday to lead worship will be February 9th. Tom recently served as Interim Pastor in Fontana, Wisconsin. He is a graduate of Yale Divinity School, and has extensive experience as a pastoral counselor/psychotherapist.
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New Cornerstone Fund Mission Interpreter
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New Cornerstone Fund Mission Interpreter
for Your Conference
 Greetings and grace to you all. I want to introduce myself. My name is David Moyer, and I have recently taken on the role of "Mission Interpreter" in the Upper Midwest for the Cornerstone Fund of the United Church of Christ. In July of 2013 I retired as the Conference Minister in the Wisconsin Conference, and I am now enjoying meeting people in this new role.
The Cornerstone Fund is a financial ministry of the United Church of Christ that provides opportunities for individuals, churches, associations, conferences and other institutions related to the United Church of Christ to invest and receive a competitive return on term notes and other financial instruments while supporting ministries of our church.
The money invested in the Cornerstone Fund is then offered as loans to local churches and UCC related ministries for purposes like new construction, remodeling, new program development, debt consolidation or the growth of ministries.
As a Cornerstone Mission Interpreter, I am available to your congregation or organization to answer questions and provide information on both investments and loans. I invite you to contact me about the ways the Cornerstone Fund of the UCC can be of service to your church. Look for a Cornerstone Fund table in the resource area of your next Conference gathering.
Please visit the Cornerstone Fund website at cornerstonefund.org for current investment and loan rates and other information, or contact me at dmoyer@cornerstonefund.org or 608-630-3177.
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Micro-Grants now available!
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The Minnesota Conference UCC is pleased to announce the approval of up to $10,000 for congregation micro-grants of $200-$700 from the Ashley Endowment. Grants must support the congregation's ministry and work with children, youth and/or families.
View and download the grant application here.
While scheduling faith formation events, please consider avoiding Pilgrim Point Youth Camp dates;
- July 20-25, 2014
- July 27-August 1, 2014
Questions? Email Zac at zacn@uccmn.org or call the Conference Office at 612-871-0359!
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Get your Congregation to Pilgrim Point in 2014!
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Congregations of the Minnesota Conference UCC are invited to sponsor a week or weekend at Pilgrim Point. Each day we provide all-camp, cross-generational programming and offer worship planning and support for the Vespers leadership (done once a day as all-camp). We will provide as little or as much of the worship and programming, based off your congregation's needs. There will still be plenty of time for relaxing, playing at the beach and in the water, playing in the ball field or creating your own experiences! Not to mention the great food, community and hospitality!
Check out the Reservation Form for lodging and rate information.
On the back, you can find procedures on how to make a successful reservation. Please read through this carefully before submitting your application. Contact Zac at zacn@uccmn.org for available dates and other questions.
Currently available weekend dates and facilities:
- July 25-27, 2014 | Annex, North Shore, POEM Cabins
- August 1-3, 2014 | Annex, North Shore, POEM Cabins, and Campground
- August 8-10, 2014 | North Shore, Campground
- August 22-24, 2014 | North Shore and Campground
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New Profile System Information!
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The new system is to be released Jan. 31, 2014. By means of a validated denominational Profile and a live, self-reported 'Snapshot' - will document eligibility for call as well as improve timely visibility for ministers. Unlike the 'vintage' profile, the new profile contains only three written/phone references, and gives space for a variety of callings and vocational experiences. What doesn't change in the profile: the criminal background check, an ethical self-disclosure, and conference verification of ministerial standing and fitness. Search committees will receive some of both profiles for up to 18 months, or until vintage profiles expire. For additional information on the new profile system, please go to: http://prezi.com/thch46cde2ok/search-and-call/. We will continue to provide updated information as it becomes available.
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2014 Ecumenical Advocacy Days
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from your Conference Justice & Witness Team
2014 Ecumenical Advocacy Days
When: March 21, 2014
Where: Doubletree Hotel, 300 Army-Navy Dr., Crystal City, Virginia
Come to the 12th annual Ecumenical Advocacy Days and join UCC advocates and hundreds of other Christians in "Resisting Violence, Building Peace." Guided by the image of Jesus weeping over a capital city that turned from the true way of peace (Luke 19:41-42), we will expose the violence that pervades our culture and world:
- Nearly 3,000 children in the U.S. killed by guns each year;
- A quarter of U.S. women experiencing domestic abuse at some point in their lives;
- A decade of war, nearly 1,000 civilians killed by drones, and Pentagon spending dominating our federal budget over poverty protections, healthy job creation, economic revitalization and true international human security;
- More than 45 million people worldwide uprooted from their homes by persecution and armed conflict; and
- Deadly conflicts over natural resources erupting around the world.
As people of hope, we are consoled by the promise that "justice and peace shall embrace" (Psalm 85:10), and are reminded that justice requires peace-making and that peace requires justice-making. We will confront and imagine how to transform the violence in our world, and together will seek a vision of peace in the community, peace among the peoples, peace in the marketplace, and peace with the earth. Through prayer, worship, speakers, and advocacy training we will discover a faith-based vision for national policies that "guide our feet into the path of peace" (Luke 1:79), all culminating with Monday's Congressional Lobby Day on Capitol Hill.
For more info and to register, see the Ecumenical Adcocacy Days website - http://advocacydays.org.
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IPL National Preach-In on Climate Change
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Calling all Congregations
Take part in the National Interfaith Power and Light's National Preach-In on Climate Change
Download your free kit for the 2014 National Preach-In on Climate Change over Valentine's weekend (Feb. 14, 15, 16). From the comfort of your own congregation, you can join in spirit with thousands of religious leaders from across the country in preaching and teaching about climate change and love of Creation.
Your free kit is available by clicking here.
At the same web location, you can also order a print version of this kit, which comes with 50 postcards, 50 bulletin inserts, and the other elements in this downloadable version, plus an option to order additional supplies, and the exclusive Chasing Ice access code to view online during Preach-In weekend.
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Clergy Clusters in the Coming Week
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South Central Cluster: Monday, January 27, 9:00am
The Federated Church, Morris
Northwest Cluster: Tuesday, January 28, 10:00am First Congregational UCC, Moorhead
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Come and See: New Beginnings
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 Has your congregation wondered what God is calling you to do and be in this time and this place? This key question is at the heart of new service to our congregations through the UCC's New Beginnings Assessment Service. New Beginnings assesses a congregation's strengths and challenges as it seeks to redevelop its ministry. The goal is to put the congregation on the road to sustainable Christian witness and action within its community.
The cost for the service, which is significantly less than similar services with outside consultants, is $2,800.00 for each congregation.
David Schoen, Minister and Team Leader for Congregational Assessment and Support, will conduct three "Come and See" sessions to acquaint pastors and leaders in Minnesota congregations with the process and answer questions on January 25 and 26. These sessions are free, but please register to help us plan for each session. Sessions will be held around the Conference as follows:
- January 25, 9:30-11:30am, Congregational Church, Faribault
- January 25, 2:00-4:00pm, Hazel Park UCC, St. Paul
- January 26, 2:00-4:00pm First Congregational UCC, Brainerd
Click here to register now!
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Upcoming VRV Workshop: INSPIRING LEADERS
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VRV Workshop - February 5, 2014
(Registration @ 9:00am, Workshop 9:30-3:00pm)
Falcon Heights UCC, Falcon Heights
INSPIRING LEADERS
Developing Effective Congregational Leadership
Facilitator: Rev. Glenna T. Shepherd,
Center for Progressive Renewal
 Congregations see increased commitment and vitality when we recruit leaders who inspire others to be passionately involved in the ministries of the church.
But we often think that we must find someone - anyone - to fill established roles in the structure of the congregation. What if we change our approach and tap into the interests, skills, and passions of our people, if we instead listen deeply to the lives of the congregation and look for leadership qualities?
In this practical workshop that includes underpinning goals of faith formation and service to communities, we'll consider strategies for recruiting, training, nurturing, and developing ministry leaders.
INSPIRING LEADERS will focus on:
- Connecting ministries to the life of the whole church
- Building adaptive leaders
- Using imagination to build ministries
- Equipping leaders with the resources they need
- Inspiring vision and moving to action
We will also consider basic, but pivotal issues about qualities to look for in ministry leaders, about leadership and vision, and about building systems of communication using a variety of media.
Register Now!
Cost: $30.00 Includes lunch, breaks, all materials, and access to archived videos of all presentations. Teams of two or more from a congregation get to bring their pastor for free!
Can't attend on February 5? You can still access the presentations by registering for the virtual participation option. Each of the presentations will be recorded and streamed over the internet. Your virtual participation registration will get you each presentation for the cost of $15.00. You will also be able to receive the handout materials electronically.
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Winter High School Youth Event 2014
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Winter High School Youth Event
Every person has talents, passions, gifts and abilities they can offer to make the world a better place. The High School Conference Youth Event will focus on naming the ways you are gifted and thinking about how you might be called to put those gifts to use!
Early registration by Feb. 10: $75 youth, $50 adult
Registration after Feb. 10: $85 youth, $60 adult
Download the Authorization Form:
This event is for High School youth (grades 9-12 only) and their adult leaders (21 and older).
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Love Your Planet Comedy Night!
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Love Your Planet Comedy Night
...is a benefit for Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light (MnIPL). Saturday, February 15, 7:00-9:30pm; St John's Episcopal Church, 4201 Sheridan, Minneapolis. Linden Hills UCC in Minneapolis is an organizer, and your Minnesota Conference Justice & Witness Team has endorsed this event. MnIPL is working to raise a groundswell of positive climate change response through faith communities in Minnesota. The event features the comedy troupe, The Theater of Public Policy, which is VERY good. For details about the event, see on Facebookor on mnipl.org. Tickets are $20.
Tabling is free for organizations focusing on gardening, eco-social justice, transition and resilience work, energy conservation, halting extreme fossil fuel extraction, renewables, and other constructive responses to climate change.
Learn more about MnIPL at www.mnipl.org or on Facebook.
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Learning the WAY
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 Learning The WAYUnderstanding that in the 21st century...
Christians are formed, not born
Saturday, February 8, 2014 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
@ PEACE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST
1503 2ND Avenue NE - Rochester, MN 55906
The Reverend Paul Hoffmann and Donna Linn present this workshop to help churches realize the life-giving transformation of baptism-centered communities in our post-modern and post-Christian times. Persons from all Christian traditions are welcome to participate. The catechumenal process translates well into a wide variety of settings and sizes of faith communities. "Learning the Way" is an ecumenical event being directly offered to ALL congregations who wish to participate. Direct financial support for this event is provided by:* Peace United Church of Christ-Rochester
* Our Saviors Lutheran Church (ELCA)-Rochester
* The Minnesota Conference United Church of Christ
* Thrivent Financial
While the workshop is open to anyone, the presenters encourage congregations to send a team consisting of pastor/clergy and three or more lay persons. Registration, which includes lunch and materials, is $20 per person. Click here for a registration form and more information. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 2014
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Upcoming Events at United Seminary
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Kabbalah & Creation:
An Exhibition of the Jewish Women Artists' Circle
When: Jan 29-Mar 31, 2014
Where: United Theological Seminary, 3000 5th St NW, New Brighton
Description: "Kabbalah & Creation," an exhibition of the Jewish Women Artist's Circle. This exhibition explores two themes: 1) Kabbalah -Jewish mystical thinking, traditionally forbidden to women. Here, the artists endeavor to express the mystery of all things. 2) Creation - From the first chapter of Genesis to midrashim, works by these artists reveal the wondrous diversity of living things. To celebrate the exhibition, there will be a chapel service & luncheon discussion with the artists on February 20 and an artists' reception on February 27.
Chapel Service: Thursday, February 20
11:35 AM: Reflections by Lucy Rose Fischer (one of the artists)
12:15 PM: Lunch Discussion with the Artists
Artists' Reception: Thursday, February 27
5:00-7:00 PM: Reception
6:00 PM: Program
Register Online for the Artists' Reception or contact Renee Flesner, 651.255.6138. The Chapel Service requires no registration.
SUSAN DRAPER WHITE LECTURES IN WOMEN'S STUDIES
MARCH 10 and/or MARCH 11
REV. DR. WIL GAFNEY, SPEAKER
United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities
3000 5th St NW, New Brighton MN 55112
 The Rev. Dr. Wil Gafney is an associate professor of Hebrew and Old Testament at The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia. Her course offerings include: Heroines, Harlots and Handmaids: the Women of the Hebrew Scriptures and Prophetic Constructions, exploring prophets with no canonical books attributed to them, such as Miriam. Her approach to teaching Hebrew Scriptures includes emphasizing archaeology, comparative ancient Near Eastern literature, and the Dead Sea Scrolls. Her interest in the ancient Near Eastern and biblical portrayals of Lilith and other night-stalking creatures led to her participation in two HBO documentaries on the origin and evolution of vampire mythologies, True Bloodlines: Vampire Legends and True Bloodlines: A New Type in 2008, airing before the series premiere of True Blood. Dr. Gafney is an ordained Episcopal priest and a member of the historic African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas in Philadelphia, the first U.S. Episcopal church founded by and for African Americans.
The Lectures:
Monday, March 10, 7:30 PM: "Women of the Word: Women Prophets and Scribes in and around Biblical Israel"
Tuesday, March 11, 11:00 AM: "She Reigns: The Royal Women of Israel and Judah and the Israelite Queendom"
Cost: The lectures are free and open to the public.
Registration: Register online or contact Renee Flesner, 651.255.6138.
More Information: Call 651.255.6137 for more information about the lecture series or the speaker.
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Proposed Sulfide Mining in Northern Minnesota
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The state DNR has issued a Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) on PolyMet's proposed sulfide mine in Northern Minnesota. Some argue the project threatens Minnesota's water, air, forests and wild lands, and even Lake Superior. You can attend the St Paul Hearing on the DEIS at the River Center in St Paul on Tuesday, January 28.
If you can attend in person, great; if not, you can submit written comments no later than 4:30pm on Thursday, March 13, 2014. For more info on the St Paul Hearing at River Center on January 28, click here.
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Faith Action Vigil #53
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Interfaith Coalition on Immigration
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1:00 - 1:30 PM
Ramsey County Adult Detention Center
425 Grove Street, St. Paul MN
FAITH ACTION VIGIL #53 "We Are Not Alone" The quest for immigration reform is urgent and will continue.
THIS MONTH'S HOST:
St. Joan of Arc Catholic Church, Minneapolis
Assisted by Annunciation and Our Lady of Peace Churches
COME, PRAY, SUPPORT
Sponsor: interfaithcoalitionimmigration@gmail.com
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UCC Office Support Staff Annual Conference
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 Save the Date
April 24-26, 2014
UCCOSSN Annual Conference
Hosted by the Southern Conference UCC
The Power to be YOU! We are the office support staff from local churches, associations and conferences, national agencies and instrumentalities - the supporting hands of the on-going ministries of the United Church of Christ.
UCOSSN is committed to enabling personal growth, providing mutual support and supply continuing education to all support staff in all settings of the United Church of Christ including other related UCC bodies.
Great keynote speaker! Great workshops! Silent auction fundraiser!Great food and fun! Good old southern hospitality!Hilton Hotel University Place Charlotte, North Carolina For more details, please send your information to Linda Carter at lindacarter@soc-ucc.org
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Rural Ministry Conference: March 2-4
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33rd Annual Rural Ministry Conference
March 2 - 4, 2014 | Dubuque, IA
Revitalizing Rural and Small Town Ministries
Where leaders in rural communities and congregations gather to gain insight and inspiration, to network and neighbor that our ministries might be empowered. This ecumenical conference includes worship, keynote speakers, workshops, and Bible study, and offers participants a unique opportunity to network with others who are active in and concerned about rural ministry.
Registration Deadline: February 28th, 2014
Click here to learn more and to register!
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Local Church Events
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Check out all the events happening at our local churches across Minnesota on our Local Church Events Calendar. Just click on the title of the event in the calendar to get more details.
- Thursday, ongoing:Teen LGBT & Allies Community Group, Peace UCC, Rochester
- Saturday, January 25: Achieving & Maintaining Financial Independence, UCC New Brighton, New Brighton
- Tuesday, January 28: Achieving and Maintaining Financial Independence, UCC New Brighton, New Brighton
- Friday, February 7: Come Play with Words, St. Anthony Park UCC, St. Paul
- Sunday, February 9: Evensong Service with Harp & Dulcimer, St. Paul's UCC, St. Paul
Would you like your events to appear on this calendar? Just email Alison Bents at alisonb@uccmn.org. Simple as that!
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Employment Opportunities
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