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Date: Wed, Mar 18, 2020 at 9:59 AM
Subject: Corrections ~ News from LMC
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Information for leaders and congregations UPDATES These bi-weekly UPDATES are shared so that leaders and congregations are aware of events and information taking place in LMC, agencies, fraternal organizations, congregations, and the broader church. These announcements are for your information and to share with others in your congregation through email (below is the link), weekly bulletin, monthly newsletter, Sunday morning announcements, church website, or Facebook. Use your discretion and share what your congregation will find helpful.  LMC Office Events & Information CELEBRATION OF CHURCH LIFE 2020 CANCELED  A followup Message from LMC With careful consideration, the four major addresses planned for Celebration of Church Life will be recorded, posted on Youtube, and links supplied on the LMC Website and Facebook page by April 7, 2020. This will include the two addresses by Glenn Kauffman, Keith Weaver's State of LMC,  and the Youth Address by Keith Nyce. The presentations will be recorded, not live-streamed on April 3 as initially planned.   The Spring Leadership Assembly content will be moved to the Fall Leadership Assembly; Saturday, September 26, 2020;  venue to be announced.   The seminar content, planned for Saturday, April 4 2020 at CCL, as possible, will be moved to CCL next year, scheduled for March 19-20, 2021 at Petra Church.   CELEBRACION DE LA IGLESIA 2020  CANCELADO Mensaje de Seguimiento de LMC Con cuidadosa consideración, las cuatro direcciones principales planificadas para la Celebración de la Vida de la Iglesia serán grabadas, publicadas en Youtube, y en los enlaces suministrados en el sitio Web de LMC y la página de Facebook antes del 7 de abril del 2020. Esto incluirá los dos discursos de Glenn Kauffman, el estado de LMC por Keith Weaver, y el discurso de la juventud de Keith Nyce.  Las presentaciones se grabarán, no se transmitirán en vivo el 3 de Abril como se planeó inicialmente. El contenido de la Asamblea de Liderazgo de Primavera se trasladará a la Asamblea de Liderazgo de Otoño; sábado 26 de Septiembre, 2020   El contenido del seminario, planeado para el sábado 4 de abril del 2020 en CCL, como sea posible, se trasladará a CCL el próximo año, programado para el 19 y 29 de marzo del 2021 en la Iglesia Petra de New Holland. LMC resource partner organization Events & Information EMM is looking for a Hub 450 manager Self-starting leader. People-focused entrepreneur. Christ-centered community builder. Do these words describe you? If so, EMM wants to talk with you. We're looking for a highly motivated manager to lead an innovative and cross-cultural center in downtown Lancaster City, Pa. Learn more and apply at emm.org/hub450manager.            During this time of uncertainty, please remember those from your congregation who are living alone as well as those living in retirement locations.  Please do not visit, but call them, write letters or even explore how you might have things delivered to them.  To follow the latest updates from our organization, please see http://www.landiscommunities.org/flu-and-coronavirus-precautions/    Landis Communities and Friends Life Care have collaborated to offer flexible and comprehensive long-term care plans, including expert care coordination and financial benefit, to those living in Lancaster and Lebanon Counties, PA. A Continuing Care at Home (CCaH) membership is a unique approach to aging in place that gives you the peace of mind in knowing where care will come from, how it will be arranged, and how it will be paid for if and when your health changes. It is an affordable alternative or supplement to long-term care insurance.  Learn more at an information seminar held Thursday, March 26, 2020, at 1:30 PM – 3 PM in the High Foundation Auditorium at Landis Homes.  For more information go to https://www.friendslifecare.org/landis/ or call 844-2Landis (844-252-6347).                                 Golfers, help spread the word.  June 5 is the 29th Annual Landis Adult Day Services Benefit Golf Outing.  It will be held at Foxchase Golf Club in Denver, PA. For information on participating or helping to sponsor this event, which benefits the clients of the Landis Adult Day Services program, please contact Alonna Gautsche Sprunger at 717-209-2490.                Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society 2215 Millstream Rd., Lancaster, PA 17602 (717) 393-9745 ॱ www.lmhs.org Popular Antique Quilt Turning Returns to Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society On March 24, choose a morning or afternoon session of the quilt turning event that will feature Barbara Garrett, a local quilt historian.  The display includes the newly acquired, well-known Diamond Sampler quilt, acclaimed as "the greatest quilt ever to come from Lancaster County."   The popular Antique Quilt Turning returns to Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society (LMHS) Tuesday, March 24, 2020. This up-close-and-personal event begins with viewers gathered around a stack of antique quilts curated from the LMHS museum collection. Barbara Garrett, local quilt historian, will review each quilt: providing background, pointing out unique features, and storytelling. After each quilt is featured, it is "turned" off the stack, and the next quilt comes into view.   The two-hour event, offered twice on March 24, fits into travel plans for visitors attending the Lancaster Quilt Show or AQS Quilt Show. The cost is $40, and member discount applies. To reserve your place call LMHS at 717.393.9745 or register online for the 10am to 12pm session (bit.ly/QuiltAM) or 1:30pm to 3:30pm session (bit.ly/QuiltPM).   A paid reservation includes complimentary admission to LMHS's museum exhibit, Decorated and Plain: An Amish and Mennonite Sampler. On March 24 only, the exhibit will display twelve stunning quilts not included in the quilt turning. The display includes the newly acquired, well-known Diamond Sampler quilt, acclaimed as "the greatest quilt ever to come from Lancaster County." For visitors not participating in the Antique Quilt Turning, exhibit admission is $8. Rare Ausbund Hymnal Comes to Lancaster ● World's Only Known Copy of the Ausbund Hymnal's 1st Printed Edition (1564) Coming to Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society. ● The Ausbund has been in continuous use for worship since its first printing in 1564, and many Amish communities use it in worship today. Lancaster, PA - Discover an important artifact from Anabaptist history on March 30 at 7 pm at Lancaster Mennonite Historical Society, 2215 Millstream Rd., Lancaster PA 17602. Joe Springer, Curator of the Mennonite Historical Library, Goshen, Indiana, reveals the Ausbund hymnal and discusses the "Sammelband" style of binding printed hymn pamphlets together, as this Ausbund is part of a Sammelband. The Ausbund is the oldest Anabaptist hymnal. It has been in continuous use for worship since its first printing in 1564, and many Amish communities use it in worship today. Springer will also introduce hymns and other devotional literature that flourished in pamphlet form among Anabaptist groups during the 17th and 18th centuries. Beyond the lecture, the Ausbund is available for viewing in the historical society library: Tuesday, March 31, 8:30 am to 4:30 pm and Wednesday, April 1, 8:30 am to 3:30 pm. Attendance is by donation. The event streams online. Access to the live stream costs $10. Pre-register by March 25 at bit.ly/Ausbund.   Native Ways~A Plant for All Seasons: Cattail MaryAnn Robins, president of the Circle Legacy Center, presents this four-part series at the Lancaster Longhouse on the grounds of the 1719 Hans Herr House & Museum. Learn and understand the value of the cattail plant to the Native people of the woodlands. Willow Street, PA - The new class, Native Ways— A Plant for All Seasons: Cattail begins in April at the Lancaster Longhouse on the grounds of the 1719 Hans Herr House & Museum. MaryAnn Robins, president of Circle Legacy Center (circlelegacycenter.org), presents this four-part series throughout the year. Learn and understand the value of the cattail plant to the Native people of the woodlands. The first session on April 18 from 9 am to 10:30 am, focuses on instruction. How do you identify the cattail and harvest the plant? What are the common uses of the plant in Native culture? On June 20 from 9 am to 11 am the second session entitled Cakes and Torches begins with the students learning of the edible properties of the cattail and preparing ground cakes that the students may enjoy. The brown stock of the plant is a great firestarter. Students dip them in bear grease to make torches. The last two sessions delve into mat making. The students gather and split the reeds of the cattail during the third session on August 8 from 9 am to 11 am. The fourth session on October 3 from 9 am to 11 am, demonstrates how to use the dried reeds to weave mats. The instructor asks students to make her aware of any allergies. Loose-fitting clothing suggested for the hands-on sessions.  The cost is $60. Members receive their discounts. Individual classes can not be purchased separately. Pre-register by April 8 at bit.ly/NativeCattail. Want more events? Click on the button below. Also, like us on Facebook! Events Copyright © 2020 LMC, All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you are a credentialed leader of LMC. Our mailing address is: LMC 2160 Lincoln Hwy E Suite 5 Lancaster, PA 17602 Add us to your address book Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.