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150 Years of Methodism in Aroostook County and More
Type: BOOK
Author: Thompson, Patricia J.
Author: Thompson, Patricia J.
Highlights of the history of Methodism for 150 years and more in Aroostook County, Maine.
A Stockbridge Homecoming: The True Story of a Family's Journey
Type: BOOK
Author: Duffy, Penelope S.
Author: Duffy, Penelope S.
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Asia
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Biography
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Faith
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Family
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General
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Government
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History
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Inspiration
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Mission
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New England Conference
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A gripping narrative of separation, journey and renuion played out against the political and militairy upheaval of the Communist Revolution and the quiet streets of New England. Ultimately it is the triumph of family, of community and of faith that crosses all boundaries - a story tha tspeaks to the hear and lifts the spirit. In 1946 a New England minister, Alfred Starratt, wentas a teacher and missionary to the heart of Central China. His wife and family had to leave China, by Rev. Starratt...
Anchor of the Soul
Type: VHS
Author: Hoose and Odlin
Author: Hoose and Odlin
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African American
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Culture
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General
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History
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New England Conference
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Racism
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Social Justice
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This video provides an in-depth look at Black history and race relations in northern New England. This documentary tells the inspiring story of African Americans struggling to create and sustain a church in Portland, ME. Former Congresswoman Barbara Jordan narrates this profile of African American history in New England. Archival photos and contemporary interviews provide insight into such high points as the 1828 founding of Portland's Abyssinian Church and Reuben Ruby's Maine Anti-Slavery...
Beacon Guide to New England Houses of Worship: An Architectural Companion
Type: BOOK
Author: Smith, G. E. Kidder
Author: Smith, G. E. Kidder
Lively and entertaining guide ideal for students, architecture buffs, and all who want to savor the peerless architectural heritage of the region. Explores the architectural richness of New England's churches and synagogues.
Because God First Loved Us
Type: VHS
Author:
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Helps United Methodist churches in New England start the process of studying the issues around what it means to become and be a Reconciling Congregation. Hear from 5 New England Conference congregations and what they went through to become an open, affirming and reconciling church. Reflect with them about possibilities for your congregations, rejoicing in God's goodness and grace for all.
God, Grace, and Granite
Type: BOOK
Author: Kern, Charles W., Th.D.
Author: Kern, Charles W., Th.D.
The History of Methodism in New Hampshire, 1768-1988
God, Grace, and Granite: The History of Methodism in New Hampshire, 1768-1988
Type: BOOK
Author: Kern, Charles W., Th.D.
Author: Kern, Charles W., Th.D.
The History of Methodism in New Hampshire, 1768-1988
Hail Squanto: Ambassador of Good Will to the Pilgrims
Type: BOOK
Author: Brooks, Paul Q.
Author: Brooks, Paul Q.
A tribute to keep in memory an Indian friend and teacher who saved the Colony from adversities and helped them celebrate their first Day of Thanksgiving. Another book by the oldest ordained member of the New England Conference.
Hidden in the Shade
Type: BOOK
Author: Thombs, Norman R.
Author: Thombs, Norman R.
Autographed collection of poems by the director of the United Methodist Church Camp of Maine.
No Longer Strangers: The Church and Homosexuality
Type: VHS
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Discipleship
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General
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Group Study
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Homosexuality
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New England Conference
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Policy
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United Methodist
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Guide leading you through Prayer-Action Workshops for the New England Conference exploring interactions with homosexual persons within your church family. 1)personal awareness (share personal experience), 2)social analysis (Why are we as a society strangers to homosexuals?), 3)faith reflection (What dies our faith teach us about homosexuals?), and 4)action (What kind of action does God lead us to so we are no longer stranger to homosexuals?).
Reconciling Celebration 2002, Lexington UMC (Excerpts)
Type: VHS
Author: Reconciling Ministries subcommittee of CCCS
Author: Reconciling Ministries subcommittee of CCCS
2 Segments from Oct. 26, 2002 Reconciling Celebration held at Lexington UMC. 1(71 min): Dr. J. Philip Wogamon's keynote address covering his personal journey on the issue of homosexuality, his theological reflections on the reconciling position, and his experience as pastor of Foundry UMC in Washington DC as it became a reconciling congregation. 2(37 min): Report on 2 new movements in the UMC: The Clergy Alliance and the Church within the Church. A panel of persons who are involved in these...
Roots and Branches: Historical Essays on Methodism in Southern New England
Type: BOOK
Author: Cook, Jerry O., Ed.
Author: Cook, Jerry O., Ed.
A collection of historical essays, designed to provide a "window" into the workings of Methodism in and through the Conferences of New England and beyond. Written by 8 enthusiastic United Methodists with a desire to share the rich and diverse heritage.
Roots and Wings: 200 Years of Methodism in Maine 1793-1993
Type: BOOK
Author: Thompson, Patricia J.
Author: Thompson, Patricia J.
Written for the 200th anniversary of Methodism in Maine, just before the Maine AC merged and became part of the New England AC. History of Methodism in Maine, attempts to be inclusive of the most important events and individuals.
Timely Rhymes
Type: BOOK
Author: Brooks, Paul Q.
Author: Brooks, Paul Q.
Autographed collection of poems, paintings, and quotes from notes by the senior minister in the New England Conference (minister for 73 and a half years at date of printing).
Walking with the Poor - Inspired by God's Grace
Type: VHS
Author: New England Conference, UMC
Author: New England Conference, UMC
A video produced for the New England Conference in 2001on the issue of poverty and how it is dealt with in the Wesleyan tradition.