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Thank you for attending TEAM DAY 2008!
Thank you
for attending TEAM DAY 2008!
It
is
now history and will go down as the most
exciting event hosted for Nazarenes from all three districts in
the state of Michigan. With almost 1000 in attendance, February
23 proved to be
...more
Every Nazarene to Celebrate the Centennial
Layman’s
Retreat
,,,
,,, is a weekend when laypersons (persons who are not
pastors or staff pastors) get away and come together for
an inspiration weekend of worship, sharing, learning and
growing closer to Christ and others from around our
great District. This is May 16-18 2008.
Begin planning now to attend this great uplifting event.
Many details are in the
brochure
and registration form. This link is a 2 MB PDF file
so if you are dial-up; it will take a while. Ask now
about having someone from the retreat committee come to
your church to share about the fun and spiritual
blessings of this yearly event.
Contact Cal Kring (
chkring@juno.com)
or Marilyn Tran
(mrtranmusic@yahoo.com)
for more information.
Indian Lake Nazarene Camp Web Site
Indian Lake Nazarene Camp (ILNC) is now maintaining its own web site
at www.nazcamp.org.
For the latest info on the schedules and facilities of ILNC, you
should check www.nazcamp.org.
You will still find information here at
www.minaz.org that relates
directly to the Michigan District Church of the Nazarene. Any
questions about ILNC, please contact Paul Casarez at
executivedir@minaz.org.
MI
District Pastor's Network
This is a Network Forum where
MI District Pastors may share exclusively together. You must join
the forum (register) and become a member as instructed at the web site and you
must log in to be able to read the topics that are exclusive to the
members. This forum has been initially created for Pastors, but if
there is interest for other groups send a message to the
webmaster and we'll discuss
your ideas. Check it out at
http://www.minaz.org/phpBB2/index.php
Note that
during the registration, you will be requested an Anti-spam
question. The answer is in the first three words of the traditional
first song a child might learn; enter them with no caps and no
spaces between the three words. If you have problems or questions
registering, please send an e-mail to
webmaster.
