A Trip to Burundi, Africa, With Rosemary Zook

It was a great pleasure to have Rosemary Zook with us on Sunday, May 4, to speak about her trip to Africa in February.

After church we hosted a Potluck Meal, and the Ellisforde church came up the hill to join us.

We then went upstairs to the Sanctuary for Rosemary's presentation.

In a preview of her presentation she wrote:

“THARS International was started by David Niyonzima, a native of Gitega, Burundi. He was a teacher in a school there, when the Tutsi’s came with guns and began killing everyone they could find. David hid, and escaped being killed. He felt that God had saved his life so he must do something to stop this terrible situation. So, he started the THARS organization: Trauma Healing and Reconciliation Services…"

The THARS Complex in Burundi, Africa.

"My trip was a most humbling experience. It was also rewarding, hard work, a lot of fun, and many, many other things. The team I worked with consisted of people from the United States and Canada, and the Congo, as well as local employees of the Burundi THARS. We didn’t all speak the same language, but we all knew how to work."

Rosemary, on the left...

...and the rest of the volunteers on the trip.

"We worked at the THARS complex by leveling a hill and building a parking lot, one shovel full at a time, planting a garden (with the children’s help), working with children both at local schools and at the complex. We also shared devotional time, speaking and singing in different languages. This was a rewarding experience for all.”

The parking lot work site.

Clearly it was rewarding, but the reward didn't come without courage, some sacrifice, and lots of hard work. Thank you for taking the leap of faith that took you to Africa, Rosemary, and for coming to tell us about it, and to challenge us to look for our own opportunities to serve.

If you would like more information on Thars International, go to these links:

Thars International on Facebook

Thars International website

Update on Raven Rock Ranch

Scott Hylton sent an update on Raven Rock Ranch, our March Mission.

Here is Scott presenting the check from Whitestone church to Justin Matts, counselor at the Ranch, and son of the founders, Sandy and Tim Matts.

Also present is John Dammeral, Director of Liberty Road Foundation, an organization that works with non-profits on funding and volunteer services. Scott is a member of that organization.

The exciting news is that the Liberty Road Foundation has decided to match grants to the Ranch up to $40,000. That means our donation has doubled!

Scott also attended a volunteer training session at the Ranch. Here, Sandy and Tim Matts greet the volunteers and explain what they will do.

Volunteers are trained in the proper way to lead a horse in therapy sessions.

Finally, Scott tells us the open space beyond the fences is where the brand new covered arena will be built.

Thanks to the generosity of you and others like you!

Minute for Mission, May 23, 2014

"That is, in Christ God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them, and entrusting the message of reconciliation to us. So we are ambassadors for Christ, since God is making his appeal through us; we entreat you on behalf of Christ, be reconciled to God.” —2 Corinthians 5:19-20
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Minute for Mission  Issue 22 May 23, 2014   Kulp Bible College says farewell to Global Mission workers The sending-forth ceremony organized by the Kulp Bible College (KBC) in Kwarhi, Nigeria, turned into a piece of arts and cultural theater as more than 10 tribes staged their traditional dances in honor of a man and woman of God who have just concluded their mission work in a challenging situation in northeastern Nigeria. Carl and Roxane Hill started their work in Nigeria in December 2012 despite the unceasing security challenges in the country, especially in the region where they stayed. In an interview in their first year of stay, they stated that "both of us have always had a passion for teaching God's Word." They lived in Adamawa, one of the states which has been placed under a state of emergency for more than a year. Carl and Roxane both taught at Kulp Bible College, which is the highest theological seminary of Ekklesiyar Yan'uwa a Nigeria (EYN), the Church of the Brethren in Nigeria. During the ceremony, representatives of the college shared their gratitude with the couple: "You were open to everybody." They said this motivated people to feel free with them. "Your humility encouraged us to live as brothers and sisters,' said the acting provost of the college, Yamtikariya J. Mshelia. She also acknowledged all the assistance Roxane and Carl provided to the needy during their stay. EYN president Samuel D. Dali shared that the Hills are planning to form church congregations in the United States, and he is hoping that EYN will send pastors to work there. Dr. Dali arrived at the program late after having helped travel around the community searching for water points. He was able to share the good news that they have discovered four units and had already drilled three bore holes at the EYN secondary school and one outside KBC for the community. Water scarcity is one of the major problems of the area. Students of the college represented various tribes such as Margi, Bura, Chibok, Glavda, Fali, Ga'anda, Kanuri, Fulani, Kamuwe, and Kilba, and they came in with traditional dances one after the other while others presented special gifts. Other tribes such as Yoruba, Hausa, and Igbo were also represented, presenting their traditional or cultural food. The event was concluded with a fellowship meal at the college library. Other high dignitaries present at the occasion included Rebecca Dali, the former EYN president Filibus K. Gwama and his wife Easter, and the EYN administrative secretary, Zakariya Amos. Various college staff and tribe representatives attended the event as well. —Article and photos by Zakariya Musa, secretary of the EYN publication Sabon Haske ** Carl and Roxane Hill are setting out this summer to share about their time in Nigeria and their service with EYN, and they'd love to share with your congregation! If your church would be interested, contact Kendra Johnson at kjohnson@brethren.org for scheduling information.** Church of the Brethren Annual Conference July 2-6, 2014, in Columbus, Ohio We invite you to the Global Ministries dinner on Friday, July 4, at 5:00 p.m. The Brethren Volunteer Service luncheon (PDF) will take place the same day at 12:30 p.m. Other Global Mission and Service events at the Conference include several insight sessions: Thursday, July 3 9 p.m. BVS and Congregations: Models of Partnership Changing Times in Disaster Ministries Friday, July 4 9:00 p.m. Going to the Garden When Disaster Strikes: Serving Around the World Saturday, July 5 12:30 p.m. South Sudan : Building a Brethren Presence for Peace in a Country Familiar with War 9:00 p.m. 70 Years of Service: A Look at Heifer International’s Early Years Short-Term Mission Trips : The Good, the Bad, the Powerful Find descriptions of all insight sessions here. We hope to see you in Columbus! Calling all advocates: a special Annual Conference note for members of the Global Mission Advocate Network Please join us for a Global Mission Advocate gathering on Thursday, July 3, at 12:30 p.m. Hear from and share with other advocates about how global mission is being shared and promoted across the denomination. Global Mission and Service staff and personnel will be available for questions. Let us know at mission@brethren.org if you'll be there! We would love to have you join us at the Global Mission dinner on July 4! Contact mission@brethren.org for one complimentary ticket per advocate. Service opportunities The Church of the Brethren is seeking individuals or married couples to serve as Global Mission workers with Ekklesiyar Yan'uwa a Nigeria (EYN), the Church of the Brethren in Nigeria. Workers are needed for the following areas: Teacher/consultant with Kulp Bible College Agricultural worker with EYN's Rural Development Program General medical practitioner with EYN's Medical Program These contract positions will work under EYN leadership and are based in EYN headquarters in Kwarhi, Nigeria. Sponsorship and support is through the Church of the Brethren Global Mission and Service office. Stipend, housing, transportation, and a basic medical insurance plan are provided. Global Mission and Service staff acknowledges that these positions are located in a high risk region with a history of violence. We ask potential mission workers to be aware of this as they prayerfully consider a call to serve with our Nigerian sisters and brothers. For more information, contact mission@brethren.org. Prayer requests Pray for God's grace, love, peace, and mercy to reign upon Ekklesiyar Yan'uwa a Nigeria and all of Nigeria. Lift into God's care and comfort the victims of violence, abduction, home burning, and persecution. Pray for EYN development programs that seek to provide resources for the displaced. As you pray, stay up to date on news and efforts regarding our sisters and brothers in Nigeria. Pray for safe travels for Global Mission volunteers Carol Smith, Athanasus Ungang, Ilexene and Kayla Alphonse, and Robert and Linda Shank as they return to the United States for home leave. May God grant them restful and restorative time with friends and family and renewed energy to return to their work. Pray for the many youth, advisors, and leaders of this summer's workcamp program. May they and those with whom they serve be richly blessed by the experience. To remember these and other prayer concerns, please print and distribute the June 2014 Global Prayer Guide.
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Deacon Update Special Edition: Pre-Conference Reminder

DEACON UPDATE Problems viewing this e-mail? View as Web page (use CTRL+ for larger print) View older issues Connect to deacon website Pre-conference reminder With Annual Conference just a few weeks away, I'd like to offer a couple of reminders: Pre-Conference Training This year's pre-conference training sessions have been renamed "Congregational Vitality Workshops," and will be offered onWednesday, July 2. The morning session will be led by Stan Dueck, Director of Transforming Practices, and will focus on Restoring Hope: Transforming Lives and Congregations. Practical resources will be shared for helping people rediscover hope, hope that will transform congregations, creating vital communities of faith. I (Donna Kline, Director of Deacon Ministry) will offer the afternoon session on The Role of Congregations in Mental Health, presenting ways that faith communities and people engaged in mental health recovery can work together to educate their communities about mental illness, and equip them to develop supportive responses through relationships and practices that facilitate recovery. Both workshops are relevant for deacons, as well as for others in church leadership positions. Register online with your credit card, ordownload a paper form (PDF) and pay by check. Open Roof Award The deadline is drawing near for nominations for the 2014 Open Roof Awards, presented annually to a congregation or district in the Church of the Brethren that has made great strides in becoming accessible to people with disabilities and offering opportunities for them to serve. This award is presented at the Mission and Ministry Board meeting just prior to the start of Annual Conference. Do you know of a Church of the Brethren congregation or district that has done something extraordinary to serve—or be served by—those with disabilities? Tell us about it, even if it's your own! The Open Roof Award is sponsored by Congregational Life Ministries. Visit www.brethren.org/openroof for the form to nominate this year's recipient. The printed deadline is June 1; nominations will be accepted through June 9. For more information or questions contact Donna Kline, Director of Deacon Ministries, dkline@brethren.org or 800-323-8039 ext. 306. See you in Columbus! Donna Kline Director of Denominational Deacon Ministry dkline@brethren.org 847-429-4306 Church of the Brethren | 1451 Dundee Avenue, Elgin, Illinois 60120 Forward to a friend | Unsubscribe | Edit profile | Change e-mail address

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May 22, 2014 Join this map? Click here. CONTENTS Columbus Prayer of dedication A healthy spirit Columbus is vibrant and boasts many activities and sight-seeing opportunities. Photo courtesy of the Greater Columbus Convention and Visitors Bureau The intergenerational activity will include games, concerts, and more.Photo by Cheryl Brumbaugh- Cayford Download the Annual Conference App at www.brethren.org/ac/app.html . ColumbusBy Matt DeBall The Annual Conference office is in the swing of preparations for the Church of the Brethren's Annual Conference July 2-6 in Columbus, Ohio. Columbus is vibrant and boasts many activities and sight-seeing opportunities for people of all ages. The official Conference hotel is the Hyatt, and is in the same building as the conference center. But the Crowne and Drury hotels are connected by skywalks. “To have 75 percent of our rooms adjacent to the convention center is amazing,” said Chris Douglas, director of the Annual Conference Office. Restaurant and food options are also convenient, as well as numerous. “You can’t beat the food court next to the conference center,” shared Chris. And only a block away is the North Market, which features 35 merchants of different ethnic foods, fresh produce, flowers, spices, and other gifts. Across the street is Bareburger, a restaurant where you can build a burger from a variety of meats (grass-fed, organically raised animals) and ingredients. Jon Kobel, Annual Conference assistant, also recommended the Northstar Cafe, one of several great restaurants in the Short North District, less than a mile from the convention center. Columbus promises many sights to see. One isGerman Village, an original settlement that has been restored to its old glory. “We’re offering a bus tour for non-delegates,” said Jon. “Tickets can still be purchased online.” The Columbus Zoo and Center of Science and Information (which features a Sherlock Holmes exhibit) are both top-rated attractions in the country. “If you’re looking for beauty in creation,” said Chris, “Franklin Park, where the BBT Fitness Challenge 5k walk/run will be, is magnificent.” Within walking distance from the conference center, Brethren baseball fans can also see the Columbus Flyers AAA team, who will be in town the week of Conference. “On Saturday night we’re having an intergenerational gathering, co-sponsored by theOutdoor Ministries Association,” said Jon. “We will have a lot of fun and games, and concerts too.” Annual Conference in Columbus promises to be a Spirit-led, fun-filled gathering. Online registration closes June 3, so be sure to visitwww.brethren.org/ac soon! Forward to a friend Back to top www.brethren.org/pentecost Prayer of dedication Holy Spirit, you have made us one people in our shared faith in Jesus Christ. With our gifts we offer a small symbol of our unity, sharing in the needs of your ministry in and around us. Take these gifts and make them extraordinary signs of your power. Amen. This prayer written by Josh Brockway is one of several worship resources for the Pentecost offering on June 8. Find them all at www.brethren.org/pentecost . Forward to a friend Back to top www.brethren.org/basinandtowel “The maintenance of a healthy spirit, the humble stewardship of God’s gifts of body, mind, heart, and soul, is embedded in loving God, growing in deeper knowledge of God, and receiving God’s wisdom. God is always calling us onward, through Jesus Christ, to more abundant life.” —Vernne Greiner in “Rhythm and Balance” from the most recent issue of Basin and Towel. See something you like?  Share eBrethren with your friends!   Watch for our next issue on June 5, 2014. Do you have a story about how you and your congregation practice stewardship? E-mail it to ebrethren@brethren.org ! eBrethren: Stories of Brethren Stewards, is produced every other week by the Church of the Brethren donor communications team.
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Annual Conference Business Docket and Ballot

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Online delegate and non-delegate advanced registration for Annual Conference ends June 3.  Fees will be higher for those who wait to register at Annual Conference. Click here or go to brethren.org/ac register! Annual Conference business docket for 2014 Delegates to Annual Conference in Columbus will consider eight items of business for the Church of the Brethren. Delegates will again be seated together at round tables. Unfinished business items include revisions to Polity on Ministerial Leadership, and responses to queries on Climate Change and Congregational Ethics, among others. New business includes a revision to the Special Response Process as well as Amendments to the Bylaws of the Church of the Brethren and Brethren Benefit Trust. Find the full text of business documents, the ballot, and a video briefing for delegates by clicking here. Annual Conference 2014 ballot Moderator-ElectDale E. Minnich, Moundridge, Kansas Andy Murray, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Program and Arrangements CommitteeRhonda Pittman Gingrich, Minneapolis, Minnesota Steven Sauder, Mt. Lake Park, Maryland On Earth Peace BoardCarla Gillespie, Dayton, Ohio Barbara Wise Lewczak, Minburn, Iowa Church of the Brethren Benefit Trust BoardDennis Kingery, Centennial, Colorado Alan Patrick Linton, Frederick, Maryland Bethany Theological Seminary Board—CollegesWilliam Abshire, Mount Sidney, Virginia Eric Bishop, Pomona, California Pastoral Compensation and Benefits Advisory CommitteeJohn Ballinger, Ashland, Ohio David K. Shumate, Roanoke, Virginia Annual Conference Choir For 2014 all the choir music is graciously being provided on loan to the Annual Conference so you will not have to purchase a music packet! “I extend the invitation to sing uplifting songs of praise and worship to singers throughout the whole brotherhood as we join our voices to glorify our Lord and Savior. I look forward to teaching and leading 5 exciting numbers that will flow with the theme of the services being planned. I'll have the music ready for you in a folder and would love to have you share this new experience with me.” ~Joy Brubaker, choir director. For more information click here. To sign up to sing in the choir at no cost click here.

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NEWSLINE, May 20, 2014

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May 20, 2014 "There was a great multitude that no one could count, from every nation, from all tribes and peoples and languages, standing before the throne and before the Lamb" (Revelation 7:9b). NEWS 1) Planting conference looks toward an intercultural church 2) Bethany Seminary celebrates commencement 3) Nominations sought for Open Roof Awards 4) Committee studying ecumenism seeks responses to survey NIGERIA UPDATES 5) Attack by Boko Haram kills Nigerian Brethren, EYN president requests continued prayer 6) EYN church leaders meet with 58 Chibok schoolgirls’ parents 7) Brethren and ecumenical partners continue support for Nigeria and the abducted girls RESOURCES 8) Ten Bible studies available to help youth prepare for NYC 2014 FEATURE 9) One man’s journey to all 44 churches in Southern Pennsylvania District 10) Brethren bits: Remembering mission doctor Marvin Blough, assistant coordinators named for 2015 workcamps, workcamp commissioning resources, DC church seeks food ministries coordinator, promising new legislation in the DR, orientation dates for Brethren Academy, more. Find the full text of this Newsline in one document at www.brethren.org/news/2014/newsline-for-may-20-2014.html ****************************************************** Quote of the week: “Special prayers were offered for peace in the country, for the release of the abducted, for comfort to the parents, for provision to the displaced, condolence to those who lost their relatives, for the government to be just, and for the insurgents to change their mind.” -- Description of prayers offered in Chibok, Nigeria, when leaders of EYN (Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa a Nigeria, the Church of the Brethren in Nigeria) met with 58 parents of abducted schoolgirls. The EYN leaders also distributed relief funds to the families and donations to five affected church districts. Top EYN leaders took part in the meeting including president Samuel Dante Dali, general secretary Jinatu Wamdeo, and Amos Duwala, chairman of the EYN Relief Committee. Read the report from EYN communications staff Zakariya Musa, below. ****************************************************** 1) Planting conference looks toward an intercultural church Church of the Brethren planters and those interested in church planting gathered for the 2014 conference, “Plant Generously, Reap Bountifully--Toward an Intercultural Future.” The conference is offered every two years, sponsored by Congregational Life Ministries and the New Church Development Advisory Committee. Held May 15-17 in Richmond, Ind., with hosting from Bethany Theological Seminary, the gathering used Rev. 7:9 as a focus for conversation about developing church plants and revitalizing existing congregations to reflect the intercultural nature of the vision of Revelation. Find a photo album from the conference at www.bluemelon.com/churchofthebrethren/2014churchplantingconference . The Twitter conversation from the event is found via the hashtag #cobplant . Read the full story at www.brethren.org/news/2014/planting-conference-looks-to-intercultural-church.html 2) Bethany Seminary celebrates commencement By Jenny Williams On Saturday, May 10, Bethany Theological Seminary in Richmond, Ind., honored its newest graduates at the 2014 commencement ceremony. The eight members of the class received master of divinity degrees in Nicarry Chapel, surrounded by uplifting music, the blessing of faculty and staff, and the support of family and friends. Find the Bethany Seminary release at www.bethanyseminary.edu/news/2014CommencePost 3) Nominations sought for Open Roof Awards The deadline is drawing near for nominations for the 2014 Open Roof Awards, presented annually to a congregation or district in the Church of the Brethren that has made great strides in becoming accessible to people with disabilities and offering opportunities for them to serve. The scripture theme for the Open Roof Awards comes from Mark 2:3-4. Read the full story at www.brethren.org/news/2014/nominations-sought-for-open-roof-award.html 4) Committee studying ecumenism seeks responses to survey By Nancy Miner The Annual Conference study committee on a Vision of Ecumenism for the 21st Century is conducting a survey of the delegates of Annual Conference 2013, Young Adult Conference participants, those involved in district ministry, and Mission and Ministry Board members as it prepares to write a Church of the Brethren vision paper on ecumenism. Read the full story at www.brethren.org/news/2014/committee-on-ecumenism-sends-out-survey.html NIGERIA UPDATES 5) Attack by Boko Haram kills Nigerian Brethren, EYN president requests continued prayer Samuel Dali, president of the Church of the Brethren in Nigeria (Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa a Nigeria or EYN), sent news today by e-mail of a new attack by Boko Haram in which several EYN members were killed. In other breaking news from Nigeria, twin bombings in the business district of Jos, a city in central Nigeria, have killed at least 118 people and wounded at least 45. Read the full story at www.brethren.org/news/2014/attack-by-boko-haram-kills-brethren.html 6) EYN church leaders meet with 58 Chibok schoolgirls’ parents By Zakariya Musa The president of EYN (Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa a Nigeria, the Church of the Brethren Nigeria) Samuel D. Dali, met with parents of the Chibok schoolgirls abducted on April 14. EYN, a world known peace church, operates largely in Adamawa, Borno, and Yobe States in Nigeria, where a state of emergency has been in place for over a year. Read the full story at www.brethren.org/news/2014/eyn-church-leaders-meet-with-chibok-parents.html 7) Brethren and ecumenical partners continue support for Nigeria and the abducted girls A round up of news tidbits from this past week, demonstrating a variety of ways in which Brethren congregations and districts have been offering prayer and support for Nigerian Brethren and the abducted schoolgirls. Also below: statements of support from ecumenical partners, as well as media interviews and stories with links to find them online. Read the full story at www.brethren.org/news/2014/brethren-and-ecumenical-partners-continue-support-for-nigeria.html RESOURCES 8) Ten Bible studies available to help youth prepare for NYC 2014 By Tim Heishman The National Youth Conference (NYC) Office has released 10 Bible studies for youth groups to use as they prepare to attend the July 19-24conference. Several of the Bible studies were written by NYC speakers, using the scripture text they will preach on during the week of NYC. Read the full story at www.brethren.org/news/2014/ten-bible-studies-for-nyc.html FEATURE 9) One man’s journey to all 44 churches in Southern Pennsylvania District By Scott Nedrow While sitting at our District Conference in 2011, I turned to my pastor and whispered that I suddenly felt a need to visit all 44 congregations in our district. His look of question probably matched my confused feeling, for even as the words left my mouth I had no idea why I had the need to do this. I wasn’t sure I had the time, or the energy, to carry it through. Up to this point, I had only visited a few other congregations outside of Mechanicsburg, which I have been part of since birth. All I knew for sure was that I was being nudged for some unknown reason to take this venture. Read this feature at www.brethren.org/news/2014/one-mans-journey-thru-s-pa-district.html 10) Brethren bits In this issue: Remembering former mission doctor Marvin Blough, assistant coordinators named for next workcamp season--plus workcamp commissioning resources, Washington City Church seeks food ministries coordinator, promising new legislation in the Dominican Republic, orientation dates for the Brethren Academy, and much more. Read the Brethren bits at www.brethren.org/news/2014/brethren-bits-for-may-20.html Contributors to this issue of Newsline include Galen Hackman, Elizabeth Harvey, Hannah Heinzekehr, Tim Heishman, Donna Kline, Rick Koch, Fran Massie, Nancy Miner, Zakariya Musa, Scott Nedrow, Stan Noffsinger, Emily Tyler, Jenny Williams, Jay Wittmeyer, and editor Cheryl Brumbaugh-Cayford, director of News Services for the Church of the Brethren. The next regularly scheduled issue of Newsline is planned for Tuesday, May 27.

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