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From September 2008 through January 2009, individuals, families, and
congregations have the remarkable opportunity for their contributions to help
create places of peace where disciples can come and experience the peace of
Jesus Christ. Places of Peace: Russia to Ukraine, a designated giving initiative
with a goal of $330,000, will assist in providing sacred spaces for three Russia
and two Ukraine congregations to worship, provide social ministry, and
experience the peace of Jesus Christ. Buildings will be purchased and converted
into sacred spaces.
From the ideas that follow, congregations and families can explore ways of
building places of Christ’s peace, as well as contribute money to Places of
Peace: Russia to Ukraine. Feel free to distribute copies (either print or
e-mail) to everyone in your congregation. The ideas presented here are
guidelines that can be personalized to meet the needs of any audience. Explore
your own ideas, then share your experiences with the Funding for Mission office
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email us or call 1-800-825-2806, ext. 2407. We want to hear about your fabulous adventures as
you build places of peace in your own congregational backyard!
Learn firsthand how Community of Christ brothers and sisters in Russia and Ukraine are building places of peace. Click on www.CofChrist.org/designatedgiving and follow the links to see and hear their amazing testimonies.
You heard this marvelous children's group at the 2007 World Conference. The CD will help ensure vibrant worship and make connections across the globe as we build places of peace with the Saints in Russia and Ukraine.
Offertory
Purchase or design a globe bank. Use it as part of a worship setting during the time the congregation is collecting funds for Places of Peace: Russia to Ukraine. Adults and children can place their Places of Peace: Russia to Ukraine offerings (as well as other Mission Tithes offerings) either inside the globe bank or in a basket placed near it. Once the congregation’s goal is met, hold a service to celebrate what’s been shared with our brothers and sisters in Russia and Ukraine.
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