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UMW Mission U 2020

Location: online

Sunday, August 16, 1-3 pm
Wednesday, August 19, 7:30-8:30 pm
Sunday, August 23, 1-3 pm 

Northern Illinois Conference United Methodist Women

Mission u Virtual Event

Finding Peace in an Anxious World

Rev. Young-Mee Park, Presenter

Cost: $15 (covers expenses for this event and includes a donation to UMW Mission Giving)

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All are welcome to gather for "Learning Together for the Transformation of the World." Sessions are based on "Finding Peace in an Anxious World," the 2020 Spiritual Growth Study authored by staff members of the Urban Village Church (Chicago) that uses the book of Proverbs and “The Serenity Prayer” as a guide to help Christians find their way through anxiety, worry, and fear and move towards God’s peace that surpasses all understanding. 

Please register by August 12.  A link to the event will be emailed to you upon receipt of the registration fee. Questions? Contact Betty Erickson at NILUMS.registrar@gmail.com or 630-701-5672.

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