In this issue: Correction; remembering Ron Sider, Martha Ann Greenhoe Kaufman, Peter J. Leddy Sr.; webinar shares “A Hibakusha’s Message of Peace” from Hiroshima; personnel notes; job opening for Virlina District executive minister; Southern Ohio and Kentucky District requesting donations for Eastern Kentucky Flood Response; celebrating Bill and Betty Hare’s 58 years of service to Camp Emmaus.
The 2022 National Youth Conference (NYC) ended with closing worship on the morning of Thursday, July 28. Here are some glimpses of the day
Children’s Disaster Services presently has volunteers serving in the Washington, D.C., area with families who have been bussed from Texas and are seeking asylum in the United States.
Killings, kidnapping, and ransacking of communities continue across Nigeria, according to a recent update from Zakariya Musa, head of media for Ekklesiyar Yan’uwa a Nigeria
Brethren Disaster Ministries is monitoring the situation in eastern Kentucky, where devastating flooding has resulted in tremendous need. Material Resources has sent two shipments for Church World Service.
Glimpses of the day at NYC
Glimpses of National Youth Conference 2022
In seventeen-oh-eight–
Write that down, that’s the date–
There’s a guy called Alex Mack;
Said the church is out of whack.
So this group, they made a vow,
In the town of Schwarzenau.
It’s not going like God planned,
So we have to take a stand….
Glimpses of the day, Monday, July 25 at National Youth Conference 2022.
Glimpses of National Youth Conference 2022 on the first two days of the event, July 23 and 24.
