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August 2015 Leader Letter

August 2015 Leader Letter

Meet LVC’s new board & staff members in the August 2015 Leader Letter.

[9/30/15 Update: the links in the article were from our past website, so visit Staff and Board pages for current information.]

2015-09-21
By: Deirdre Bagley
On: September 21, 2015
In: Leader Letter, Newsletter
Tagged: Leader Letter, National Orientation, New Board, New Staff, Newsletter
Previous Post: May 2015 Leader Letter
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Lutheran Volunteer Corps (LVC) Daily meal fellowship ❤️Bon house vols out in DC! Did you know that they eat dinner together almost every night? #intentionalcommunity#givingtuesday2022Donate today: www.lutheranvolunteercorps.org/donate ... See MoreSee Less

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December 1 is World AIDS Day and just writing the date is a jolt to a chapter of my life when I worked at AIDS Pastoral Care Network , an interfaith agency in Chicago for 3 1/2 powerful years. I’m grateful for this annual moment that catches my heart and to remember all the people and their loved ones who were bright lights lost, or affected and how much they all held to keep on living. I am also grateful for these years that still shape my world. I was the only white, cisgender, Christian woman on staff and I came to deeply value the gifts of great diversity of experience and background in these resilient loving brilliant colleagues of mine. I listened newly critical ears to language that I heard my whole life. I learned deeply the power of exclusion in our faith homes and families and understood church trauma before we used that language. And this time shaped an understanding around building care and hope in community and trusting voice of experiences, that still shapes my art work today. I give thanks today for @Love First United Methodist working directly as a congregation to be trauma responsive and be very mindful of church narrative. And for Lutheran Volunteer Corps (LVC) that got me to APCN to start, and then I just couldn’t leave. There are so many people I think so fondly of from then—sending a prayer of peace to them all. And, just a note to remember that there are people living with HIV or AIDS in your communities right now, and most of all—they are all the things that make them creative and human. ... See MoreSee Less
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