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April 16, 1999

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General board explores partnership with Florida Conference

      The recent strength of United States investment markets has resulted in millions of dollars in capital gains for the denomination’s General Board of Global Ministries (GBGM), according to Michael Rivas, GBGM’s deputy general secretary. Some of that money may soon be reinvested in inner city ministries throughout the Florida Conference.
      “Capital gains on investments are being made available for designation by the board of directors [of GBGM] to address very special needs the church has had for some time that the church has not been able to address due to lack of funds,” Rivas said.  Full Story

Millennial celebration offers hope Community comes together at church
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  “People really think it’s the end days, and there’s a mood of doom and gloom about the arrival of the new millennium,” said the Rev. Patricia Brown, the Florida Conference’s director of Spiritual Development.
      Brown believes, however, that the new millennium will be a time of hope and light for the people of Christ,  Full Story
John-John, a boy living in the neighborhood surrounding Lealman United Methodist Church, bears the physical and emotional scars from an accident in his home, said the Rev. Paul Kelly, pastor of the church. But thanks  ymcasm.jpg (28222 bytes)
to a program provided cooperatively by the church and the St. Petersburg YMCA, John-John is rediscovering joy in his life  
Full Story

Haitian ministry plans
for the future

With 13 mission churches throughout the Florida Conference and a fourth elder to be ordained at the Dare to Share Jesus 1999 Annual Conference Event June 1-5, the conference’s Haitian ministry is growing, said the Rev. Montreuil Milord, pastor of the Haitian Mission in Hallendale. Because of its current success, Milord said the ministry is planning for its future, and a $10,000 grant from the denomination’s General Board of Discipleship (GBOD) is helping make those plans a reality.      Full Story  

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