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Personalia
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An e-Review News Item | March 10, 2010 {1148}
• Florida United Methodist receives national scout award • Floridians recognized by United Methodist Association for outstanding leadership full story>
| Cutler Ridge seamstresses ‘sew comfort’ for soldiers
Commentary: Digital culture demands relevance, change
Leaders say passionate leadership is key to church’s future
Grant gives pastor, congregation chance for renewal, look to future
Church launches own social network
| Church launches own social network |
By John Michael De Marco | Feb. 25, 2010 {1143}
Many churches now have “fan pages” on Facebook and leaders who send out regular updates on Twitter, but Oakhurst United Methodist Church might be the first to sport its own bona fide social network. full story>
| Children’s Home expands foster care services with second satellite office
Boy’s death changes lives
| Boy’s death changes lives |
By J.A. Buchholz | Feb. 12, 2010 {1139} A little more than a year after Austin Carter’s death, members of his family and church continue to share the story of his gift to others. full story>
| Housing ministry helps families take next steps
| Housing ministry helps families take next steps |
By Jenna De Marco | Feb. 9, 2010 {1138}
NOTE: This article is the fifth and last in a series on ways ministries in the Florida Conference are helping individuals and families cope with the current economic downturn. Links to the first four articles are included in the “related stories” section at the end of this article.
Sarasota area churches are helping families gain the financial footing they need on the road toward permanent home ownership in a housing market that offers few affordable options. full story>
| Florida United Methodists ramp up relief efforts for Haiti
Leaders get education on farm worker life, urban agriculture
| Leaders get education on farm worker life, urban agriculture |
By Erik J. Alsgaard | Jan. 21, 2010 {1126}
IMMOKALEE — Florida grows more tomatoes than any other state, producing an annual crop valued at more than $500 million. Bishop Tim Whitaker and other conference leaders spent a day learning where those tomatoes are grown and the issues surrounding their harvest. full story>
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