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Florida United Methodists ramp up relief efforts for Haiti
By Jenna De Marco | Feb. 3, 2010
Propelled by the United Methodist connection and their concern for the Haitian people, members of the Florida Conference have found a variety of ways to help in the aftermath of the earthquake that struck near Port-au-Prince Jan. 12. full story


More Headlines 
Haitians praise God in aftermath of quake | 1.25.10 
Commentary: The least of these | 1.25.10 
Church members pray for Haiti, lost friends at vigil | 1.17.10
Former Haitian church leader safe, but homeless | 1.14.10
Haitians in Florida await news of family, friends after earthquake | 1.13.10
By Jenna De Marco | Feb. 4, 2010
Two Florida Conference pastors are taking the helm in the conference’s efforts to imagine a world without malaria. full story




In Memoriam
An e-Review News Item By Caryl Kelley | Feb. 8, 2010
• Paul Morris
• James Brown
• Robert Sommer
• Richard Wolbert       
• Meredith Standley
• Andrew Parker
• Charles Burton
• Ray Honaker
• R. Eugene Snidow full story

Church, community take garden concept to next level
By Derek Maul | Feb. 2, 2010
Permaculture, community partnership and a food forest described as a 100-year ministry are three concepts that set the community garden at a Pompano Beach church apart in the expanding world of church gardens. full story


Groups launch coalition to end violence
By Jenna De Marco | Jan. 28, 2010
Despite a sluggish economy, poor housing market and the worst unemployment Florida has seen in decades, people living in Florida City are seeing some signs of promise for a better year. full story


Lewis develops Bible studies, builds relationships in first year
By Jenna De Marco | Jan. 26, 2010
For people looking for a grassroots Bible study with a relevant message, the Rev. Harold D. Lewis Sr. is delivering that and more. full story


More Headlines 
Tampa church goes global with revitalization program | 1.22.10 
Night shelters help homeless cope with cold snap | 1.22.10 
Leaders get education on farm worker life, urban agriculture | 1.21.10 
Churches go beyond debating health care reform | 1.17.10
Property, casualty insurance rates drop in 2010 | 1.13.10
Church holds Christmas Eve service in Irish pub | 1.11.10
Orlando church voluntarily closes, paves way for new growth | 1.7.10
Missioners to Angola settle into ministry, daily life | 1.7.10 
Leaders delve into hunger, justice issues, ways churches can serve | 12.16.09 
Hunger reduction advocates see results in Central Florida | 12.16.09
Refurbished bicycle ministry gets rolling | 12.15.09
Marston to retire as foundation president | 12.8.09
Church garden has ‘multiplier effect’  | 11.19.09

News Items
Opportunities | 1.29.10
Opportunities | 1.19.10
In Memoriam | 1.11.10

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