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Quadrennial Assembly 2010
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Reconciliation Commission

Reconciaition Offering: Many Members, One Table

2009 Reconciliation Offering

  • Can you provide education and testing in Terre Haute to help stop the spread of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)?
  • Can you help Latino children and youth in Indianapolis experience the fun and community of a week at church camp?

Yes, you can. In fact, you already have!

Your generous gifts to the Reconcilation Offering in 2008 made the stories below from Terre Haute and Indianapolis possible.

The 2009 Offering for Reconciliation Mission will be received in most congregations on September 27 and October 4.  Please give generously again this year. Offering resources are available on the Reconciliation Mission web site.

Wabash Valley PATH

Wabash Valley PATH (People Attempting To Help) is a ministry of Central Christian Church in Terre Haute. Sex Positive is a project of Wabash Valley PATH that is an HIV/AIDS/STD prevention education project.  73% of new STD infections and 35% of overall HIV infections in Vigo County in 2006 self identified as African-American while African-Americans comprise only 6.1% of the entire county population.  PATH is addressing this systemic issue through education and free, anonymous testing. 

Iglesia Hermandad Cristiana

Iglesia Hermandad Cristiana in Indianapolis wanted to send some of its youth to the Christian Church in Indiana camps this summer.  While the camping program was able to offer some scholarship money, it was not enough to meet the need.  The congregation applied for a Reconciliation Grant to help send a number of youth to summer camp.

 At first, only a few youth signed up for camp, but each Sunday that a youth shared their camp experience, more youth signed up for a week at camp.  By the end of the summer, 18 youth from Iglesia Hermandad and one counselor headed to camp.  They are beginning now to save their money so that they can return to camp next year!