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National Orientation (Page 2)

Just Speak 2016 – Part 2

We were excited to hold a Just Speak! event again at this year’s national orientation. This is a chance for church and community leaders to encourage, inspire and challenge our incoming Volunteers as they start their year seeking peace with justice. Each of the speakers also took up our theme of the inner work of social justice work. Our second speaker was the amazing and talented Maya Camille (Maya Gaines), Baltimore spoken word artist and our new LVC Operations Coordinator. Follow Maya on Twitter to keep up with her awesomeness. Maya camille Posted by Lutheran Volunteer Corps (LVC) on Saturday, August 6, 2016Read More →

2016-08-24
By: Deirdre Bagley
On: August 24, 2016
In: Uncategorized
Tagged: Just Speak, National Orientation

Just Speak 2016 – Part 1

We were excited to hold a Just Speak! event again at this year’s national orientation. This is a chance for church and community leaders to encourage, inspire and challenge our incoming Volunteers as they start their year seeking peace with justice. The first speaker was Rev. Dr. Reggie Williams, Assistant Professor of Christian Ethics at McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago. Dr. Williams dug in to understanding what racism is, and is not, with plenty of time for Q&A at the end. For more from Dr. Williams, check out his recently published book Bonhoeffer’s Black Jesus: Harlem Renaissance Theology and an Ethic of Resistance (Baylor University Press,Read More →

2016-08-17
By: Deirdre Bagley
On: August 17, 2016
In: Uncategorized
Tagged: Anti-Racism, National Orientation

Welcome 2016-17 Volunteers!

We had a great national orientation last week in Chicago and our 89 incoming LVC Volunteers started at their placement sites today! Check out photos on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram #LVC16. We’ll be sharing videos from our Just Speak speakers in the coming week, too. If you’re thinking about a year of service, watch for our application to open this October. If you have questions now, check out our Become a Volunteer page.Read More →

2016-08-15
By: Deirdre Bagley
On: August 15, 2016
In: Uncategorized
Tagged: National Orientation

LVC’s Fall Newsletter, The Esprit de Corps

In the fall 2015 Esprit de Corps, meet the 2015-16 Volunteers, get some tips for living a life of service from speaker and activist, Kim Bobo, hear from a second year LVCer in the Twin Cities and read about the Food Justice House in Milwaukee.Read More →

2015-10-12
By: Deirdre Bagley
On: October 12, 2015
In: Esprit de Corps, Food Justice, Newsletter
Tagged: Board, Food Justice, LIFE in Service, Living LVC Values, National Orientation, Volunteer Profile

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.]Read More →

2015-09-21
By: Deirdre Bagley
On: September 21, 2015
In: Leader Letter, Newsletter
Tagged: Leader Letter, National Orientation, New Board, New Staff, Newsletter
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