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By J.A. Buchholz | Aug. 18, 2010
Dave Sippel has seen ministry with young people from a variety of angles during his 17 years of experience. Now, he’s bringing what he has learned to his new job helping young people and workers in the ministry grow and connect. full story
Retired pastor helps seniors make transition to new life
By J.A. Buchholz | Aug. 16, 2010
Downsizing living spaces and possessions — with all their associated memories — can be difficult and overwhelming for many seniors and their families. The Rev. Ann Hutchens tries to make the process a little easier for everyone. full story
Foundation names new president
By Linda Bloom | Aug. 9, 2010
Daniel Terry, a United Methodist layman who spent 40 years working in Afghanistan with those most in need, was among 10 aid workers killed Aug. 5 in a remote northeast section of the country. full story
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