Rippling Hope provides volunteer support of neighbor groups members who are no longer able to maintain their property as they desire. most work is outside such as trimming bushes, clearing fences, painting, minor repairs. Rippling Hope also provides a clearing house for donations to redistribute including animal supplies, furniture, etc. Youth trip organized by Eureka...
It’s been a long two years, hasn’t it? If you are a weary and worn-out pastor or church leader emerging from the past two years of pandemic-ministry, we invite you to join the School for Ministry’s Summer Intensive, There Is a Balm: Self-Compassion for Leaders in Trying Times. This two-day online Zoom workshop will feature...
Rippling Hope provides volunteer support of neighbor groups members who are no longer able to maintain their property as they desire. most work is outside such as trimming bushes, clearing fences, painting, minor repairs. Rippling Hope also provides a clearing house for donations to redistribute including animal supplies, furniture, etc. All Ages Trip Organized by...
Healthy Boundaries 101 August 13th Location: Zoom Meeting Facilitators: Rev. Angee Byrd, Rev. Katherine Ball, and Rev. Dr. Tom Yang.
Where I'm From Program Facilitator: Rev Teresa Dulyea-Parker Registration Deadline: August 5 A limited number of scholarships are available. If you need assistance in order to attend retreat, please contact Sarah Beth Simonds at sbsimonds@gmail.com or 248-719-9543 before July 23. RETREAT PRESENTER Rev. Teresa Dulyea-Parker Teresa was raised in First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Muskegon, MI. She was ordained by the congregation and the Christian Church Michigan Region in 1982. In over 39 years of ordained ministry she has served congregations in Indiana, Oregon, Michigan and Ohio. The last eleven years she has served as the Regional Minister in Illinois and Wisconsin. As of Jan. 1, 2022, she also serves as Regional Minister for Michigan Disciples. She earned her undergraduate degree in Economics from Western Michigan University, and her Master of Divinity degree from Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis. She also has a Doctor of Ministry degree from Ecumenical Theological Seminary in Detroit, with an emphasis on “Spirituality in Community.” She is also ex-officio Trustee for the Disciples Divinity House of University of Chicago. Teresa is chief “story-teller” for our regions. She has a passion for congregational life. She believes “it is in the church as a graceful community that lifelong transformation occurs."
Joint Regional Assembly - Christian Church (DOC) Michigan Region & Christian Church (DOC) Illinois/Wisconsin October 14-15 Plans are to gather live in 2 or more locations plus be linked virtually. More information to come