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HELP THE NA OFFICE HELP YOU!
Email us at:
naccc@naccc.org
with your suggestions.
The NA office receives many checks from churches each week.
Because of this, please note in the memo section the fund to
which the check is to be credited. We want your gift to support
the cause your church is interested in.
We maintain a church information database, which includes
minister’s name, moderator’s name, email contact, etc. These
details help us to send pertinent information to the appropriate
person. Please send any changes to naccc@naccc.org.
In the last few years, we have sent packets of information to
each church, in late winter and early fall. Included have been
materials such as pamphlets from Church Mutual; Congregational
Investment Trust; national and international Missionary needs;
and notices of conferences, such as the Youth Leaders Retreat.
Is this information helpful to you? Please let us know!
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TSUNAMI RELIEF
UPDATE
Thank you to all churches and individuals who have so
generously donated to One Great Hour of Sharing-Tsunami Relief.
To date, over $95,000 has been received, from over 30 churches
and many individuals. Go to www.naccc.org for continuing updates
from Rev. Kenaz Solomon, and the Travancore Church Council, who
are distributing funds. Also, look for the March-April issue of
News and Needs of the Missionary Society.
THE WELCOME CENTER APPROACH TO
HOSPITALITY
Do you want to share the Gospel with the stranger, the
neighbor, the person who does not know the Christian life, or
the Congregational tradition? Pay attention to the environment
of your Church. Signage, program and ministry information,
mission news, copies of sermons, helpful pastoral care
information (prayer request cards, referral services, visitation
information, etc), laity involvement, fresh attractive displays
of information, and, most importantly, a welcome smile from a
person when strangers enter your doors – these are the marks of
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A NEW BOOK FROM HARRY BUTMAN
Dr. Harry R. Butman, a Founder of the NACCC, pastor emeritus of
A new book by Harry R. Butman, D.D., pastor emeritus of First
Congregational Church of Los Angeles, and a founder of the
National Association of Congregational Christian Churches.
Dr. Butman has just published a new book, Why Do Church People
Fight? In his Foreword, Dr. Butman remarks that being asked to
write a book on such a topic challenged him to begin serious
biblical research into the topic. The results of his study are
intertwined with over the experiences of over 70 years of
ministry, making this book a rewarding answer to the title
question.
Order from:
NACCC
8473 S Howell Ave
PO Box 288
Oak Creek, WI 53154
Email:
naccc@naccc.org
Price:
$10.00 plus S/H
Proceeds:
All proceeds to benefit the Missionary Society of the National
Association of Congregational Christian Churches, a non-profit
organization.
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