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Methodist Magazine
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Jurisdiction of the United Methodist Church check out the electronic
version of the jurisdiction’s magazine.
To view the latest issue visit the magazine’s
Web site at http://www.sejac-umc.org/sejumm.
It features summer youth events, 2003 discipleship and laity ministry
events, and other events and programs—all that’s included in the
hard copy version.
Submissions to the magazine can be sent to SEJ
Communications by e-mail at bgilbert@sejumc.org,
fax at 828-456-3876 or mail at SEJ United Methodist Magazine,
attention editor Jerome Smith, P.O. Box 67, Lake Junaluska, N.C.
28745.
National Children’s Ministry Workshop
arrives in Orlando
Children’s Ministry Magazine Live Workshop
will be held at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church, Orlando, Oct.
25, 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m.
Themed “Unshakable Faith,” the workshop
focuses on how to help children develop a solid foundation that will
help them withstand social pressures.
The workshop offers five hours of hands-on
training for anyone who works with children from nursery-age through
sixth grade in church or a Christian school.
Full-day registration is $49 per person or $29
per person for groups of 10 or more.
For registration information call 800-704-6562
or register online at http://www.cmmag.com/cmml2003.
Hunger resource revised for churches’
use
Bread for the World Institute, an international
research organization, has updated its edition of a major hunger
resource. The kit includes a six-session leader’s guide for use with
adult and youth discussions, handouts for each session and a poster. A
new Web site, http://www.hungernomore.org, provides additional
resources and updates.
For a free downloadable version of the packet,
visit the Bread for the World Web site at http://www.bread.org.
Camp on down
If you’re looking for something to do Labor
Day weekend, look no further than the Leesburg Retreat Center. It will
be the site of the 30th anniversary of Family Camp, Aug. 29-Sept. 1.
The weekend’s activities include devotionals,
swimming, games, worship services and other events.
Saturday’s breakfast is $1.50 per person with
a maximum of $5 per family. A $5 registration fee will be waived for
first-time campers.
For more information, contact Betty Ashmead at
352-489-3221.
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