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Past Events
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Ongoing Events
Bread for the World
In the next few months, Hanover members have an opportunity to influence poverty in this country and for some years into the future. The Faith in Action committee, under the leadership of Jack Brand, is planning activities to inform and offer an avenue for action to influence Congress as it considers welfare reform. Look for a Minute for Mission, some short educational materials, a video viewing, and a letter writing clinig. If you have questions, contact the office. 658-5114 
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The Presbyterian Coffee Project is a new way to help people in need while enjoying fellowship and an excellent cup of coffee. Presbyterian congregations that participate are supporting fair trade--practices which comoplement our mission with farmers in Latin America, Africa and Asia, as well as our commitment to stewardship of the natural environment.
Congregations participate simply by ordering fairly traded coffee! In your congregation, a women's group, youth group, mission committee or peace and justice committee might sponsor this project. As your congregation enjoys this high-quality coffee, take time to learn about its impact on the people who grow it. Read about coffee farmers, discuss issues of justice in the global marketplace and take action in the spirit of love. For more information on how you can help, please ask Alice Davis. |
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Community Parks National Treasures and Health Place. Even though more than 300,000 people die each year in the United States from conditions related to dietary factors and an inactive lifestyle, many Americans still find it hard to get moving and to be even moderately active for the recommended 30 minutes a day for adults and 60 minutes for children. "A sedentary lifestyle contributes to serious chronic health conditions, such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, certain cancers, being overweight and obesity. Public-private partnerships involving communities are essential to imporving the health of our children, families, neighbors, and nation, " said Dr. Eve E. Slater, Assistant Secretary for Health. The U.S. Park Association to get Americans moving for health. "Our parks will also be a place of health, where community members can come to not only exercise, but to learn about and participate in other ways to make a difference in their success and well-being", said Dr. Slater (National Park and Recreation Association, 02/26/02). |
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