- Phil and Pam Morgan, Concert at Lexington 10/14/07
- Ministry Appreciation Month
- See
Attachment for Elders' Institute
- Funding Ministries and Missions Workshop Oct. 27
- Youth Sponsor’s Training Event
- Church Pews Needed
- Leadership Summit Tickets
- Crop Walk to Overcome Poverty
- Bible Trivia Night Oakland Christian Church 10/29/07
- QPR Training with Carl Crabtree 10/29/07
- Please take Survey for Website
- Dare 2 Share
- Choir Director Needed for FCC Trenton
- Souper Bowl of Caring
- Grant Request for Commission on Mission & Unity
- Travel Expense Assistance to Tansy & Team
- Disciples Men: Sessions 2008
- Acquire The Fire 2/29 – 3/1/08
- Week of Compassion Update
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LEXINGTON FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
PRESENTS PHIL AND PAM MORGAN
Lexington First Christian Church would like to invite you to
attend a full concert presented by Phil and Pam Morgan on
October 14, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. Come and hear this exciting
couple. For further information contact the Lexington
church (660)259-3324 or fcclexington@earthlink.net.
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October is Ministry Appreciation Month
It would be completely out of character for any one in
congregational ministry to blow their own trumpet, so, we’d like
to take a minute to tell you about just a few of the things your
pastor has done this year.
Tried to live a life in character with all biblical
messages preached
Took phone calls at 2 am – some were actually real
emergencies
Stayed faithful to disciplines of prayer and rest and
refused to go along with the trend to live under
relentless stress
Swallowed hard and listened carefully to people whose
favorite way of expressing personal pain is to be one
Believed in the Great Commission and the Great
Commandment – even when appeals for community outreach
and practicing charity in the church were sometimes met
with blank stares (from a few of the elders!)
Politely declined opportunities to serve when doing
so would rob another of the chance to use their gifts
and to enjoy deeper discipleship
Looked past the man or woman in the mirror who looked
like and felt like something from the shadow side of the
Kingdom to see the Christ within
Repeated the step above for every person who came in
to reveal that they had just made a very costly mistake
Refrained from smiling or screaming when non-tithers
went on and on about how the church could not afford the
extra 16 cents a year when the hall light in the narthex
was left on
Sat half a day in court, the rehab clinic, the
hospital, or the bank because someone’s life had become
unmanageable and no one else would come
Cheered loudly at ball games – for someone else’s
kids and grandkids
More than a few times reached into a thin wallet or
purse to help someone who might not make it past the
social concerns committee’s checklist of eligibility
Prayed for every person served and really meant it
when asking for God’s blessing
Dared to believe all that God honors promises, that
even the best of us can drift from God, that even the
worst of us gets to experience every promise Jesus made
to believers
Made a conscious choice to organize personal life
around God’s claim – even if that meant giving up the
big boat, the fabulous cruise, building the perfect
house or having a manicured lawn
Bragged about you at clergy lunches and persuaded us
that they were blessed to serve and lead among you
Heroes? No pastors, associate pastors, youth ministers,
music ministers, or education directors we know would consider
themselves extraordinary.
October is traditionally Ministry Appreciation Month, a time
to honor the answered calls to serve and lead in constantly
changing contexts, a time to point to those who serve us and to
tell our kids that one day God may call them and that will be a
good thing.
How we express appreciation is as different as our DNA.
An unexpected gift of food, a night out, a book, a card, a poem,
a picture, a funny text message, a prayer, a good deed done or a
gift donated in another’s honor, whatever the Spirit leads you
to do, do it gladly. Whenever you appreciate one of these
servant-leaders, you honor the One who called them to serve and
lead you.
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See the
attached Flyer for the Elder's Institute at Rickman Center
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Take Part in the Funding Ministries and
Missions Workshop!
We need to have your reservations by October 23 so food and
packets can be prepared. Thank you for calling
or emailing this information. (816)632-2237 or nwareacc@nwareacc.org
You are invited to attend a special workshop, October 27,
2007, to be held at First Christian Church, 4th and Pine,
Cameron , MO. Danny Stewart will lead participants in
"Creating a Safe Environment for Churches to Dream and to Grow."
Christian Church Foundation Vice President, Kirby Gould, will
focus on "Funding Miracles Through Long Term Giving.?? Churches
grow when their people are well equipped for servant-leadership
in community mission, when their people, practice vibrant
spirituality, and when good stewardship is partnered with good
accounting procedures that fosters trust and the entrustment of
greater gifts. Both Danny and Kirby will share stories of
congregations that have practiced good stewardship with
Kingdom-building and disciple-making results. Both seminars will
be offered twice so all would have the opportunity to share in
both. A light lunch will follow (donation).
NW Area Pastor, Doyle Farmer, is organizing the event and
registrations will be handled through the NW Area Office:
nwareacc@nwareacc.org or 816-632-2237.
See attachment
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Youth Sponsor’s Training Event
Upcoming Youth Sponsor’s training event Sunday, October 28
from 3 to 5 pm at FCC Maryville. Contact Donna Rose-Heim
for further information (816)632-2237 or drh@nwareacc.org
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Church Pews Needed
Dear friends in ministry;
An acquaintance of mine is looking for used pews for his
small (non-denominational) church in Lowery City . It is a
new church with limited resources, so they are not interested in
high-priced "antiques." Just something serviceable to sit
on. Will consider any length, and any quantity. The
name of the church is "Twin Oaks Chapel," and the person to
contact is Jerry Sanson, cell # 816-519-1417, or 816-470-3513.
Or you may let me know if you know of something and I will have
him call you.
Thanks bunches.
John Johnson
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LEADERSHIP SUMMIT TICKETS
Each year we must order the tickets for the Leadership Summit
to be held at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church in August of 2008
by the end of October to receive a nearly 50% discount on the
price of the tickets. If you or members of your church are
interested in attending, please contact the area office by
October 15, 2007. We are also asking that you make payment
of the tickets by November 15, 2007 in the amount of $135.00 per
ticket ordered. If you have questions please contact the
office (816)632-2237 or nwareacc@nwareacc.org.
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CROP Walk to Overcome Poverty: October
21@1:00 pm at the Riverwalk in St. Joseph
I never did believe that my walking would reduce anyone's
poverty. All these efforts bear fruit but they do not, by
themselves, change the world. What these walks can do,
however, is to provide a context in which I can change. I
may not know how to eliminate poverty, but I know the One who
can. I may not possess wisdom or passion sufficient to
dedicate my life to eliminating poverty for all but I know how
to walk. Especially early in my journey to become a
disciple of Jesus, it was walks like this that brought me into
contact and conversation with hard-core Christ-followers, people
who let the gospel own them in ways that made their parts of the
world forever different. Because we walked, we talked.
My youthful passion was blessed by exposure to seasoned wisdom
from transformed lives. My sense of guilt about my
participation in poverty's prevalence was lifted by ambling with
people in a variety of ages and stages who also wanted to be led
by Christ. On October 21, Nate and I will be singing with
Voices of America , so I cannot walk with you this year. I
do hope that some of you will take this or another opportunity
to simply walk and talk with people who want to follow Jesus
into the community, determined that one day every person will
have what they need to serve and to lead with us. BR-H
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Bible Trivia Night Oakland Christian Church
Oakland Christian Church, 10207 Hwy 65 in Hale, MO invites
you to form a team of 5 and join them for Bible Trivia on
October 27, 2007 6:00 p.m. Send the team name and members names
to the church address by October 15, 2007. (Ministers and
Pastors may be coaches, but not a team member.) Bibles
will be allowed in specific rounds only and will be announced at
the beginning of the round. There will be 12 rounds with
10-15 questions in each round. Teams will receive a copy
of the questions at the beginning of each round. There
will be time limit and all papers MUST be turned in once the
time is up. The entry fee is a sack of non-perishables to be
donated to a local food pantry. Each team will receive a
certificate of participation. A $50.00 donation will be
made in the name of the winning team to a charity of their
choice. If you have questions please contact Barbara
Mattox at (660)622-4558 or email blmattox@excite.com.
The entry must be made by October 15.
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OUT OF THE DARKNESS PRESENTS
QPR TRAINING WITH CARL CRABTREE
The support group that Scott Killgore, pastor of Wyatt Park
Christian Church, facilitates for people who have lost a loved
one to suicide - Out of the Darkness - is bringing Carl Crabtree
back to St. Joseph for another session of QPR Training. It's
free, with the costs being covered by Out of the Darkness.
For further information contact Wyatt Park Christian Church
(816)232-3374.
QPR TRAINING
Monday, October 29, 6:30PM
Wyatt Park Christian Church
2623 Mitchell Ave.
St. Joseph, Missouri
Thanks!
Scott
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Please Take Survey
Brian Bullock, our web master has asked for those of you
receiving the Northwest Area Connection please go the following
link for this survey. Thank you for your help.
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=JQp_2fu3MgRfnpMZ7ogPnCTw_3d_3d
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Dare2Share
Our youth have been attending Dare2Share Conference in
Lincoln , NE in the Spring. The Survive Tour will be at
the Pershing Center in Lincoln , NE on Feb 22 & 23, 2008.
This is the third year we will be attending with numbers
increasing from 10, to 15, now to 20 for 2008. Promo
videos and free DVDs are available on the Web Site at the
following URL:
http://www.dare2share.org/
The first Dare2Share Conference one adult from our church
gave his life to Christ and then became our Youth Leader for two
years until his recent departure due to job change. He
will be missed, but watching a transformation before your eyes .
. . expecting it to be only the youth, then seeing with the
adult volunteers you bring lets you know God moves in different
ways than I do.
About Dare 2 Share
The Mission :
Energizing and equipping teenagers to know, live, share and
own their faith in Jesus!
The Need:
Did you know 2 out of 3 Christian teens will, according to
George Barna, participate in a "graduation evacuation" from the
body of Christ once they graduate high school?
The problem of teenagers fleeing the church upon graduation
has spiraled into a crisis.
Dare 2 Share is convinced that the answer to this crisis in
Christianity lies in an aggressive initiative to transform youth
ministry from reactive and entertainment based to great
commission driven and Scripture based. From studying the
Biblical book of Acts, as well as the explosive growth of the
Mormon religion, which has grown primarily through an army of
60,000+ student missionaries, Dare 2 Share has crafted a
powerful strategy that could turn the tide of youth ministry in
America and capture the hearts of a large percentage of the
millennial generation.
Mormons generally do not see a lot of fall out among their
youth after graduation. While there are a variety of reasons for
this, one of the most obvious is that Mormon teens' entire
adolescence is focused on preparing for a two-year mission after
high school. In addition, their minds and souls are immersed
with Mormon theology five days a week through "seminary" classes
every day of the school year. The mission gives them
something to do and the seminary gives them
something to believe.
Meanwhile, the vast majority of events and curriculum for
Christian teens centers around "felt needs" and how God's Word
meets those needs. According to Mark Senter III in The Coming
Revolution in Youth Ministry ,
"There is no way in which the tactics currently being used
will stem the tidal wave of spiritual, moral, and psychosocial
problems faced by the current and coming generations of
adolescents."
Youth ministry needs to become increasingly purposeful and
call students to something more.
Dare 2 Share's Answer:
We at Dare 2 Share Ministries are fully convinced that the
answer lies in raising the bar spiritually for teenagers,
calling them to make a difference by taking Jesus Christ and the
Great Commission seriously.
The result? According to Philemon 6 when we are actively
sharing our faith, we know by personal experience every good
thing we have in Christ Jesus. In other words, when students
begin to share their faith they begin to own their faith,
instead of borrowing it from their parents and their pastors.
The driving concept behind this movement is a calling
, much like the calling Jesus gave to his disciples...a dare to
share.
Teens who accept the call at our events are committed to
transforming their youth ministries through an aggressive and
relational evangelistic thrust. These core teens become the
initiators of an invitational strategy of evangelism. These
students pray for their unreached friends, pursue their friends
on a deeper spiritual level by bringing up God conversations
with them, and persuade their friends to attend youth group
consistently, believe in Jesus, connect to a tribe/clique,
develop spiritually and evangelize others. We call this strategy
the
Go Wide
strategy and it is the core of D2S' e-team Revolution.
We are on the verge of the first ever 100,000,000 member
generation.
Within the culture of this generation there is some bad news
and some good news. The bad news is that the adolescent crime
rate, the student suicide rate and the teen pregnancy rate is
dangerously high. The news gets even worse when one realizes the
response of the adult community to these disturbing statistics
has been centered on educational programs, school dress codes,
stricter law enforcement, and longer prison sentences for
adolescent violators. While these courses of action can help
slow the current of dysfunction and destruction, they cannot
stem the tide. In the words of Thoreau, "For every thousand
hacking at the leaves of evil, one is hacking at the root."
Only Jesus Christ can change the heart. The gospel of Jesus
Christ, not the government of the United States , holds the keys
of hope for today's teenagers.
But before the news gets better, it gets worse still.
The church, by and large, has failed to capture the hearts,
minds, and imaginations of this generation of students. Instead,
the typical youth group focuses on entertainment more than
evangelism, programs to please parents rather than the passion
to serve God, and baby food curriculum rather than the meaty
truth of God's Word. As a result, many Christian students have
no visible and viable lifestyle difference when compared to
their unsaved counterparts. The salt has lost its bite.
There is some good news, though.
First of all, the attitude of the next generation of
teenagers is profoundly different from the typical teen of the
1990's. Instead of pessimism, there is a renewed sense of
optimism. Instead of an "it's all about me" attitude, there is a
growing communal sense of duty, responsibility, and, yes, even
heroism. According to the book, Millennials Rising , they
are a "throwback to the now departing GI generation."
Many sociologists expect this next generation to be world
changers.
The news gets better yet.
There is no better mission to motivate these world changers
than the Great Commission and no better message to transform
them than the Gospel of Jesus Christ. The church is at a
historic opportunity to capture the hearts, harness the energy,
and focus the collective power of an army of Christian students
toward reaching an unchurched generation with a message that is
powerful, practical, and true.
This is the powerful paradigm for change at Dare 2 Share
Ministries - to introduce this potent generation to Jesus Christ
and unleash them to spread the message to others.
Dare 2 Share conferences
are held each school year in key metropolitan cities across the
United States that motivate and train students to reach out to
those around them by living and giving the life-changing message
of the gospel in a contagious epidemic of love and truth.
"Hey, I have been going to D2S for the past 4 or 5 years. I
was involved in the e-team [at our church]... This year I
have gone to college. It is my first year at college and my
first time leaving home. Even though I am only 5 hours away, it
seems like 500 hours away... The only thing that has helped me
to be strong is my family, my church back home, my new church
with Christian challenges, and the information I have gotten
from D2S conferences. I have used the information for talking to
my roommate. Even though she is a Christian, I have been able to
give her advice. I have also used it to be a strong person on
campus. This will be the first time in 5 years that I won't be
able to go to the Dare 2 Share conference in Denver . I want to
thank the D2S people for doing what they do. You have made an
impact on my life and thousands of kids across the country. I
will continue praying for you guys. Thank you again!" ~ Ashley
An email message from a student who was an e-team member at
her church in the Denver , Colorado area.
The Leader for Dare2Share is Greg Stier, who I first heard at
a Promise Keepers event. More about Greg can be found at
the following URL:
http://www.gregstier.org/my-story/
He is a wee bit wild . . . like the Apostle Peter and Paul after
they had about 20 coffees, but he captures everyone and anyone
he talks to . . . and challenges you . . . and gets you excited
about doing it!
Bye for now!
Rodney Hopper, Pastor Rock Port Christian Church
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Choir Director Needed for FCC Trenton
First Christian in Trenton is seeking a choir director.
The choir meets for practice on Wednesday evening and church is
at 10:30AM Sunday.
Letters of application should be submitted to the Personal
Committee of the First Christian Church, 1700
Princeton Road, PO Box 418 , Trenton MO 64683
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Souper Bowl of Caring
The Souper Bowl of Caring began in 1990 in a Columbia , SC
church with a simple prayer and the vision to mobilize young
people to fight hunger and poverty in their communities.
Since that year, tens of thousands of youth have participated
and generated $41 million for soup kitchens, food banks and
other charities in communities across the country.
The concept is simple: young people ask others to give one
dollar each to help those in great need on Super Bowl Sunday.
Each participating group then gives every dollar they collect
directly to charitable organization of their choice, which, in
the past, has included the Week of Compassion and other
Disciples projects and causes.
Last year, over 350 Disciples groups joined this effort and
raised close to $115,000. What a tangible way to demonstrate
Jesus?? love and compassion for our brothers and sisters in
need! In 2008, we hope to have 500 Disciples groups
participate and collect $150,000 for organizations that fight
hunger and poverty!
Would you share Souper Bowl of Caring with the congregations
in your region? Souper Bowl of Caring can provide you the
resources you would need, including:
?? sample emails to pass along to your local congregations;
?? articles for newsletters;
?? letters for mailings to congregations;
?? the Souper Bowl of Caring logo for your use as you deem
appropriate; and
?? a sample blurb for your Web site.
(Please email caroline@souperbowl.org for these resources.)
We hope you will encourage all of the congregations in your
region to register and participate. Together, we can share
God's love with our neighbors in need.
Join us!
Amy Gopp, Week of Compassion
Tod Iseminger, Disciples Youth
Caroline Stephens, Souper Bowl of Caring
Anne Marie Moyars, Administrative Assistant
amoyars@dhm.disciples.org
(317) 713-2666 or toll free (888) 346-2631
Fax Number: (317) 635-4426
Web Site:
http://www.discipleshomemissions.org
Mission Trips are available to the gulf coast and Kansas that
could transform your congregation. Call us, let's talk!
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Grant Request for Commission on Mission and
Unity
Attached is an application form to request a grant from the
Commission on Mission and Unity for 2008. Applications
must be postmarked by January 25, 2008. Applicants will be
notified of awards by March 1, 2008.
See the
attached form for further information.
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Travel Expense Assistance to Attend
TRANSY & TEAM November 9-11
This assistance is for high school students to attend Transy
& Team (Totally Excited About Ministry) November 9-11 on the
campus of Transylvania University in Lexington , Kentucky .
The keynote speaker will be Rev. Dr. Sharon Watkins, the General
Minister and President of the Christian Church (Disciples of
Christ). Sessions wioll include conversations with
ministers about the call into ministry and the diverse
possibilities that exist for ordained ministers.
Participation in Transy and Team is free of charge and Higher
Education & Leadership Ministries will be able to offer a
limited number of travel grants up to $400 each for students who
need assistance with travel.
For registration forms contact Chaplain David Carr at
dacarr@transy.edu
or (859)281-3691. Applications for Travel grants must be
received by HELM no later than October 26, 2007. Funds are
limited, so your immediate consideration is required.
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Disciples Men: Sessions 2008
Sessions 2008, a gathering of Disciples Men from around the
country. This year we are arranging bus transportation and
putting together a song-leading group for the event. We
have space for only 50, so, sign up early! Spouses and adult
children/grandchildren: A Sessions 2008 registration is an
excellent Christmas gift he'll appreciate for years to come.
Instead of socks, why not make an investment in his relationship
with Jesus?
Go to
www.nwareacc.org to download
materials.
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Acquire The Fire
February 29-March 1, 2008
Kansas City, MO
Kemper Arena
Acquire the Fire is a youth conference where our purpose is
to provoke young people to a passionate pursuit of God for their
lives. Your young people will experience powerful worship,
an engaging drama, and a life changing message that is relevant
to their needs today. This year’s theme is: Let Your
Voice Be Heard. We will be talking to your youth about
how to raise their voices to make God known in their current day
to day circumstances. We want to partner with you in
reaching this generation before it??s too late!
At each Acquire the Fire event, you'll get to hear some
incredible speakers talk about the value proposition for Acquire
the Fire and how you can live it out every day. Ron Luce,
the president and founder or Teen mania ministries, as well as
Phil Joel, the bass player from the Newsboys will
be speaking at this event.
The bands playing at Acquire the Fire are serious about
reaching this generation and have a passion for young people.
Michael Gungor will be leading worship for the entire
weekend event as you worship amongst thousands of other
teenagers. Other bands that will be playing are Decyfer Down
and Superchic[k].
For more information on the event, speakers, bands,
prices and drama-visit our website at: www.acquirethefire.com
For specifics on the Kansas City ATF, you can visit us
online at:
http://www.acquirethefire.com/page/event/?id=42
I hope that all of this information was helpful for you
and if you need anything else, you can give me a call at
1-800-329-3473 ex. 7072. Have a great day and God Bless!
Nicole Miller
Acquire the Fire representative
1-903-324-7072
acquirethefire.com
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Third Quarter Response Fund Report
Greetings from Week of Compassion, and thank you for your
continued support. Your generosity, concern and prayers bring
help and hope to countless people throughout the world. We are
grateful here; many more elsewhere are grateful.
Within the WOC budget, the single largest line item is the
Compassion Response Fund. Through this allocation (and special
designated accounts), WOC is able to respond promptly to
emergencies, disasters and other urgent humanitarian requests as
they arise. Below is a brief summary of responses we have made
through September 30, 2007, from the Response Fund and certain
designated disaster accounts. This is, of course, only a
snapshot and does not include other resources we are providing
for long-term sustainable development projects. But we do hope
it will offer an overview of the many emergency needs to which
we Disciples are responding. Three-quarters of the way through
this year, WOC has provided $1,059,786 in relief and recovery
grants to 209 requests/situations for an average of once every
1.3 days!
Nearly 800 Disciples congregations have now requested the WOC
interactive map/poster to track emergency and long-term
development responses on a weekly basis. It is a good visual
tool for Disciples to see how our gifts are used around the
world, around the year. A complete list of those responses since
January 1 is on the WOC website: www.weekofcompassion.org. For a
complimentary map/poster, contact Elaine at 317.713.2442 or
email her at ecleveland@woc.disciples.org.
2007 Third Quarter Response Fund Update:
Africa: [$192,555]
2,000 - Angola, cholera outbreak
6,000 - Burundi, relief and recovery
6,000 - DR Congo, emergency relief
3,000 - Kenya, refugee assistance, emergency flood\food relief
6,000 - Madagascar, cyclone relief
1,000 - Mauritania, drought assistance
9,500 - Mozambique, earthquake and arsenal explosion
114,000 - Sudan, Darfur crisis, floods, medical initiative
6,000 - Uganda, refugee assistance
5,000 - Zambia, floods
28,055 - Zimbabwe, emergency transportation, water and food
relief
East Asia and the Pacific: [19,000]
9,000 - China , earthquake and flood relief
2,000 - Japan , earthquake relief
8,000 - Solomon Islands , tsunami relief
Latin America and the Caribbean: [$65,000]
7,000 - Central America hurricane relief
11,000 - Colombia, floods and volcanoes
10,000 - Dominican Republic, health emergency
2,000 - Haiti, flood relief
5,000 - Jamaica/Cayman Islands, hurricane relief
18,000 - Mexico, hurricane housing emergency
6,000 - Nicaragua, hurricane relief
6,000 - Peru, earthquake relief
Middle East and Europe: [$37,000]
5,000 - Bosnia, peace/reconciliation initiative
14,000 - Iraq, Jordan, Syria, refugee and IDP appeal
6,000 - Lebanon, emergency relief
12,000 - Palestine/Gaza, emergency medical/food relief
Southern Asia: [$239,438]
3,000 - Central Asia, disaster mitigation appeal
179,939 - India, tsunami recovery, flood relief
43,500 - Indonesia, floods and earthquakes
1,000 - Nepal, flood relief
6,000 - Pakistan, flood relief
12,000 - Sri Lanka, civil violence
General: [$12,000]
6,000 - Church World Service, Community Arise Project
6,000 - Action by Churches Together, Rapid Response Fund
Somalia, floods
Burundi, floods
Indonesia, Jakarta floods
Mozambique, floods
Fiji, flash floods
Ethiopia, ethnic conflict
Afghanistan, refugee returnees
Lebanon, Palestinian refugee camp crisis
Palestine/Gaza, civil emergency
Pakistan, storms and floods
India, floods
Indonesia, volcano eruption
Colombia, floods
Indonesia, Sulawesi floods and landslides
Nepal, floods
India, West Bengal floods
Bangladesh, floods
Romania, flash floods
Jamaica, hurricane
Nicaragua, hurricane
India, Orissa cholera outbreak
Domestic: [$494,793]
250 - Alabama, fires
5,000 - Arizona, emergency water relief
23,755 - California, winter freeze and food relief
17,500 - Florida, tornadoes
500 - Georgia, tornadoes
1,000 - Iowa, floods
34,500 - Kansas, ice storms, tornadoes and floods
123,938 - Louisiana, hurricane recovery
95,050 - Mississippi, hurricane recovery
4,000 - Missouri, ice storms
1,250 - Nebraska, ice storms
5,500 - New Jersey, floods
2,500 - New Mexico, floods
5,750 - New York, floods and winter storms
1,000 - North Carolina, church fire
7,500 - Oklahoma, floods
10,000 - Ohio, floods
24,500 - Tennessee, hurricane housing project
93,800 - Texas, hurricane recovery, floods and tornadoes
1,000 - Utah, church fire
6,500 - Washington, winter floods
24,500 - U.S., CWS spring storms and tornado appeals
List of Responses To Date
Have a Blessed Day
Jan Shrewsbury
Northwest Area Administrative Assistant
816-632-2237
www.nwareacc.org
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