HAMilton PACKage

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January 2012:

The following items are included in our January HAMilton PACKage. Each pastoral charge within Hamilton Conference receives a copy of HAMPACK. To see these items click on the link. For more information contact the Conference Office.

• DARING DISCIPLESHIP: News about resources, workshops and opportunities from the desk of Lorna MacQueen, Conference Minister - Faith Formation for Discipleship. For ministry personnel and anyone providing leadership in Christian Education.

• TOWARD DARING DISCIPLESHIP – Children…from the margins to the centre: A brochure from the desk of Lorna MacQueen, Conference Minister - Faith Formation for Discipleship. For church leadership.

• UCW NEWS: A newsletter for United Church Women in Hamilton Conference. For UCW, posting.

• RACIAL JUSTICE TRAINING ONLINE WORKSHOPS: A flier about workshops, May 5 & 12, 2012. For ministry personnel.

• THE EXTRA MEASURES INITIATIVE: A poster about a workshop, Thursday, March 1, 2012 at Hamilton Conference Office, with Pat Elson. For Outreach and Social Action Committee, ministry personnel, posting.

• CHURCH WEBSITE AND SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP: A flier about an event , February 1, 2012 at the Conference Office. For ministry personnel, lay church leaders, church web masters.

• DIRECTORY CHANGES & UPDATES: Recent updates for the Hamilton Conference 2011-2012 directory. For ministry personnel or church secretary. (To receive this update please email Janet Macaulay: jmacaulay@hamconf.org.

• BACK TO HISTORY: FINDING ROUTES IN ROOTS: A flier about the 2012 SnowStar Conference, April 12-14, 2012, in Stratford, Ontario. For posting.

• CONGREGATIONAL LEADERSHIP IN ANXIOUS TIMES: A brochure about a conference in Waterloo, June 19-21, 2012, sponsored by Conciliation Services Canada. For ministry personnel, lay church leaders.

 

  Thanks to our volunteers from Strabane United Church for assisting with HamPack.

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